factoid

Meers shared this factoid privately, and she lays it all out in her book, in a section called "When He Does Windows. . . "

My sons seem to think magnetic technology is the state of the art. I'm not sure where they got this factoid, but it sounded good to me.

Washington - Whether you're a city dweller or country resident, this factoid is for you: Trees are good for your mental and physical health.

Unfortunately, teenage viewers may not understand the joke since the size of North Korea is not a factoid in gameland.

Though I'm not sure if I should be proud or ashamed of this factoid.

Adopt an elephant. Factoid: Just like humans, elephants are known to experience feelings of grief and empathy.

Adopt a snow leopard. Factoid: Snow leopards can leap nearly six times their body length.

The myth is not simply a static, misunderstood factoid.

This odd little factoid relates to Loft, a Shinkuku live music venue that has been up and running for three decades.

As a bonus, in researching this little factoid I discovered a new word I hadn't known before; kerf.

Freaky factoid: The suppressed genes "are closely related to Hox genes, which play a similar role in humans. "

Adopt a beluga whale. Factoid: Long ago sailors nicknamed these whales "sea canaries" for their birdlike songs.

Here's another subtle yet important factoid.

Adopt a polar bear. Factoid: These animals are highly nomadic, but scientists estimate that 60 percent of polar bears live in Canada.

Adopt a sea otter. Factoid: Our sea habitats need sea otters in order to thrive.

Adopt a koala. Factoid: There are only an estimated 2, 000 to 8, 000 koalas living in the wild today.

factoid: a small piece of interesting information, especially about something that is not very important