10 things we didn't know last week
15:43 UK time, Friday, 23 April 2010
Snippets from the week's news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience.
1. In America, 30% of teenagers send more than 100 texts a day.
2. Gaza has a surf club.
3. Migalki is a type of siren which allows some Russian officials and business to bypass regulations so they can get through traffic jams.
4.US President Barack Obama has played golf 32 times since taking office, beating George W Bush's record.
5. Male long tailed slugs make "love darts" from calcium minerals and use them to inject hormones into females.
6. Babies born in autumn or winter are more likely to develop a food allergy than those born in spring or summer.
7. In the 13th Century, the Chinese used covered sewage tanks to generate power.
8. Two-metre-long sea-scorpions used to roam the coast of North East Fife
9.US President George Washington failed to return a library book. It's now racked up a $300,000 fine.
10. Children who address important issues with their fathers are less likely to smoke.
Seen 10 things? . Thanks to Darren Leathley
for this week's picture of 10 milk bottles.
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