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Guinness World Records, 2021

Presents the biggest, smallest, fastest, longest, and other record setters for 2020 in the categories of space, Earth, animals, humans, fantastic feats, science and technology, arts and media, and sports.
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Ripley's believe it or not!

A compilation of facts, features, and photographs from around the world.

Surprising stories behind everyday stuff

Presents a collection of facts about everyday things.

That's creepy!

Contains descriptions of a wealth of creepy things, grouped in the categories of vampires, witches, mummies and other topics.

Bet you didn't know!

fascinating, far-out, fun-tastic facts!
Text and photographs provide a collection of facts about desserts, caves, castles, and other topics.

12 unsolved mysteries

"Examines 12 of the spookiest unsolved mysteries. Each spread provides information about a mystery and its origins paired with interesting sidebars and questions to consider"--Amazon.com.

12 frightening tales of alien encounters

"Examines 12 of the most frightening alien encounters. Each spread provides information about a mysterious alien event and its origins paired with interesting sidebars and questions to consider"--Provided by publisher.

12 ancient mysteries

"Examines 12 of the most engaging ancient mysteries. Each spread provides information about a mystery and its ancient and recent discoveries paired with interesting sidebars and questions to consider"--Provided by publisher.

History's mysteries

curious clues, cold cases, and puzzles from the past
"Is there any truth to the legend of Bigfoot? Why have planes and ships suddenly disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle? Is there really a lost city of gold in the jungle of Central America? . . . . cover[S] even more of history's most fascinating head-scratching conundrums, including the curse of the Hope Diamond, King Tut's tomb, black holes, the puzzling disappearance of ancient civilizations, cryptic creatures ofmyth and legend, long-lost treasure, and so much more. Kids can dig into these mysteries, uncover clues, and ponder leading scientific theories to help decipher what really happened"--Provided by publisher.

Bees can't fly, but they do

things that are still a mystery to science
1976
Discusses six phenomena inexplicable to scientists, including the ability of certain people to walk on fire without being burned, the Australian Aborigines' possession of ESP, and the fact that divining rods really work.

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