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261. Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson quietly adopted a former child soldier from Rwanda, who now works as a human rights lawyer.

262. During mating rituals, the male Pigeon Mountain Salamander circles the female and bites her repeatedly. This behavior breaks the skin on her head, allowing him to rub his chin gland over the wounds and inject pheromones directly into her bloodstream, temporarily subduing her for mating.

263. Formula 1 drivers typically lose 2 to 3 kilograms during a race due to intense sweating caused by the extreme heat, stress, and physical demands inside the cockpit.

264. Cockney rhyming slang invents new words by pairing them with rhyming phrases, then omitting the rhyme. For instance, "fart" becomes "raspberry tart," which is shortened to "raspberry," as in "blow a raspberry."

265. The Banaue Rice Terraces in the Philippines were hand-carved into mountainsides over 2,000 years ago. Still in use today, they are often referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World."

266. The Catholic Church operates a discreet facility near St. Louis, Missouri, to house abusive priests. At its peak, the Church maintained 23 such centers worldwide to quietly relocate clergy accused of misconduct.

267. In 2000, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe won the top prize in a national lottery, a contest suspiciously organized by a government-owned bank, leading to widespread skepticism.

268. Christopher Walken attributes his unique speech cadence to growing up around non-native English speakers. Their frequent pauses while searching for the right words significantly influenced the rhythm and delivery of his own speech.

269. As Secretary of War under President Franklin Pierce, Jefferson Davis transformed the U.S. Army by increasing troop numbers, enhancing equipment and training, and raising pay, only to later fight against that same army as the president of the Confederacy.

270. In the 1950s, when the Canadian government forced the Inuit into settlements, an elderly Eskimo sought to escape. When his family took away all his tools to force him into the settlement, he crafted a knife from his own feces and frozen spit, killed a dog with it, and used its ribs and organs to make a sled. He then hitched his sled to other dogs and rode off.

Sources: 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270

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