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This is Ger Fact'd with Darren Maule. He shares facts* you're less likely to hear anywhere else, thanks to him!
In today's Get Fact'd:
Most animals prefer to work for their food rather than freeload. Cats are the only known exception.

Dalmatians are amazing when you're trying to take down a fire. Find out why.

Words that share a semantic relationship and are grouped in a specific order are called Irreversible Binomials/Trinomials. This can include things like 'mac & cheese', 'spick and span', and 'lock, stock, and barrel'.

A Congolese plane crashed after the crocodile it carried onboard escaped but it was one specific thing that led to that plan crashed. Listen to what it was.
16 Aug 2021 1AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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