Interesting Things That Will Make You Scratch Your Head

1. Granny the Orca is the oldest killer whale in the world. She was born in 1911 and is 105 years old.

2. Drinking coffee on a daily basis can help reduce the risk of suicide by nearly 50 percent.

3. In Botswana, there is a town named Kanye, which is divided up into two electoral districts: Kayne North and Kanye South. Sadly, there is no Kanye West.

4. Tomatoes are not native to much of Europe, and despite being used in most modern-day Italian dishes, the fruit was not mentioned in Italian texts or recipe books until 1548.

5. Douglas Tompkins, the founder of the North Face company which creates winter jackets to keep customers warm, died of exposure to cold temperatures after his kayak capsized in Chile.

6. Famed jazz singer Billie Holiday died with just 70 cents in her bank account and $750 taped to her leg.

7. U.S. Marshals busted over 100 fugitives by luring them to a Washington Redskins game.

8. Dav Pilkey's "Captain Underpants" series beat out "Fifty Shades of Grey" as the most widely banned book in America in 2012.

9. Theodore Roosevelt and John Quincy Adams are the only two presidents to have ever been sworn into office without placing their hand on a bible.

10. Bullet-proof vests are only good for about seven years.

11. The year 2100 will not be a leap year because the year is not divisible by 400.

12. The phrase "breakfast is the most important meal of the day" originated in a 1944 campaign by General Foods as a way to sell more cereal.

13. Country singers Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty released a song in 1978 called "You're the Reason Our Kids are Ugly."

14. Because vinyl was so expensive in the 1950s, Russian hipsters would press their own records on discarded X-rays.

15. Some of the asteroids used in the production of the first Star Wars film were actually potatoes.

16. Donald Duck has appeared in more films than any other Disney character and also serves as the most-published comic book character outside of the superhero genre.

17. Brazilian singer Georgia Brown is in the record books for singing the world's highest note, G 10, which actually isn't considered a note, but a frequency.

18. Iceland is the only nation in the entire world where 100 percent of its entire population has access to the internet.

19. Black and green olives are actually the same fruit, just at different levels of ripeness.

20. The Isles of Scilly Football League, the smallest in the world, has only two teams that compete against one another for 17 weeks straight.