Today's facts: Short-lived; Ancient Lake; Inaugural Series; Butterless milk; Spot-count; Banana-leaf; Origin: France; Pre-Civil War Peanuts; Goldstock; Wire length episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 30, 2025 · 7 MIN

Today's facts: Short-lived; Ancient Lake; Inaugural Series; Butterless milk; Spot-count; Banana-leaf; Origin: France; Pre-Civil War Peanuts; Goldstock; Wire length

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