AMAZING FACTS
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The document lists several interesting facts, including that the speaker of the UK House is not allowed to speak, casinos in Las Vegas have no clocks, TCDD is an extremely deadly artificial chemical, butterflies taste with their feet, elephants are the only animals that can jump, starfish have no brain, the average person falls asleep within 7 minutes, Earth is the only planet not named after a god, geologists examine tree rings to learn about climate change over time, aluminum cans can last 500 years after being discarded, and the river and pond in Nepal's Manang district contain no fish.
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- 1. AMAZING FACTS  The speaker of housein the UK is not allowed to speak.  There are no clocks in Las Vegas casino.  TCDD is artificial chemical, 150000 times deadlier than cyanide.  Butterflies taste with their feet.  Elephants are the only animals that can jump.  Starfish don’thave brain.  In average, a person falls asleep in 7 minutes.  Earth is the only planet not named after god.  Geologists examine tree rings to see how climate has changed overtime.  An aluminium can that is thrown away today will still be a can 500 years later.  There are no fish in river and pond of Manang district, Nepal.