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Children’s book author Roald Dahl was a spy.

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Cap'n Crunch was once sued for not using real berries.

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There was a fifth member of the Beatles.

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Apple once had a clothing line.
They mainly consisted of graphic tees with cheesy designs on them. Ironically, they would’ve made a bigger hit today than in 1986.

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3 Musketeer chocolate bars used to have 3 flavors.

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Pineapples are named after pinecones.

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There are more than 200 flavors of Kit Kat in Japan.

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New Zealand was once auctioned on eBay.
In 2006, an Australian man auctioned the country on the e-commerce platform with a starting bid of $0.01. The bidding prices were raised to $3,000 before officials of the website shut it down.

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Leeches were used to predict the weather.
This was a common practice during the Victorian era. However, further research proved that this type of prediction method was not reliable.

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Only owning one guinea pig is illegal in Switzerland, and rightly so.