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Are you hungry for a nice big sandwich? How about one 2.75 miles long? Clover, who makes Cream O’Naise mayonnaise, made the world’s longest line of sandwiches with lettuce, shredded cheese, 8100 baguettes, and 500 liters of mayonnaise. The event took place in Soweto, South Africa. Luckily, it didn’t rain! Soggy sandwiches are the worst.
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Today if International Women’s Day. And its Nationel Oregon Day. It”s alsho National Peanut Cluster Day. Fimally, it’s National Proofreading Bay. If you’re a girl from the Beaver State, Oregon, whose nuts about chockolit covered peanut globz and caught all thee, misteaks in this paragraphs, this day Is for EWE!
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What do you do when you’ve bored a hole 295 feet deep into an Antarctic glacier? You drop a big chunk of ice in it! Glaciologists finished with the scientific need for the deep hole and couldn’t resist the fun. The ice chunk sounded like a laser blaster when it hit the bottom!
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A lamb and a hero were born in Wales during Storm Emma. A mother sheep had twins and the first lamb froze to the ground while the second one was born. Farmer Pip Samuel thought the lamb had died, but his dog Freddie started licking it and revived her! She’s named Frieda, after her hero!
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55 year-old Dermot Higgins is a retired teacher from Dublin on a mission. He wants to be the oldest man to circumnavigate the globe by bicycle! He’ll be biking over 19,000 miles and is currently crossing the U-S-A. He plans to be in New York’s Saint Patrick’s Day parade, and return to Dublin by Easter. Go Go Dermo!
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132 years ago, the Captain of the Paula stuffed a message in a bottle and tossed it in the ocean. It was just found on a beach in Australia! It turned out to be part of a German experiment from 1886 charting ocean currents, when thousands of bottles were thrown from German ships. That trip took a while!
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Today is National Cereal Day! You can thank Ferdinand Schumacher for oatmeal. He started grinding oats in 1854. Cornflakes were invented in 1891 by John Kellogg, and Charles Post started his cereal business with Grape-nuts in 1898. Make your menu easy today by having cereal for every meal! Excuse me while I eat my Lucky Charms.
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The age of dinosaurs wasn’t only for giant creatures. 127 million years ago, birds the size of grasshoppers existed! The tiny birds, with teeth and clawed fingers on their wings, were less than 2 inches long. The enantiornithine fossil from the Cretaceous Period was found in Spain at the Las Hoyas fossil site.
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7 year-old Montannah Kenney is getting ready to take on a mountain. She and her mom, Hollie, will attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. She hopes to become the youngest female ever to climb Kilimanjaro. Keats Boyd, also 7, was the youngest male to complete the feat.
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Paul Allen co-founded Microsoft, but looks for historic shipwrecks on his Research Vessel Petrel in his spare time. He has found the Japanese battleship Musashi, the Italian destroyer Artigliere, and the USS’s Indianapolis, Astoria, and Ward. His latest discovery is the USS Lexington, a WWII aircraft carrier. It sank in the Coral Sea 76 years ago!
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