stuffed up the nose of the mummified body of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses II.

23. R.J. Reynolds introduced the world’s first packaged cigarettes, Camels, in 1913.

24. Guinness Book of World Records co-founder Ross McWhirter was assassinated by the IRA in 1975.

25. Badgers and coyotes have been known to cooperate with one another in concerted hunting trips.

26. Over 250,000 home runs have been hit in the history of Major League Baseball.

27. The Russian military used explosive-laden dogs to destroy German tanks during World War II.

28. The first paved road in the U.S. opened in 1795 and connected Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.

29. Both the White Castle and Pizza Hut restaurant chains were founded in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921 and 1958, respectively.

30. The widely used red food dye carmine is made from anacid produced by boiling a dried insect called the Cochineal.

31. An estimated 22 million people use marijuana on a daily basis.

32. The citizens of ancient Rome were the first to use a taxi service for transportation.

33. In 2009, more banks were robbed on Friday than any other day of the week.

34. It is estimated that there are over 6.8 billion people presently living on earth.

35. Frank Sinatra was thrown out of high school for bad behavior only 47 days after enrolling.

36. Employees of IBM have been the recipients of four Nobel Prizes.

37. The Boston Terrier can trace its roots back to a single dog known as Hooper’s Judge, which was purchased by a Bostonian in 1870.

38. Bill Lear, founder of Lear Jets, helped invent the eight-track audio tape