Did you know the world's longest limousine is The American Dream, which measures 100 feet and 1.5 inches long and is currently on display at the Dezerland Park Car Museum in Orlando, Florida ?(Originally built in 1986, this custom-built Cadillac limousine was later extended to break its own record and has been restored to include features like a swimming pool, a helipad, and a putting green.)

Did you know 'Pink Snow' is a natural phenomenon caused by algae that grow in cold environments, producing a pink or reddish pigment to protect themselves from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation? (This is also known as "watermelon snow" and appears during warmer months like spring and summer when the snowpack is melting and saturated with water.)

Did you ever hear about the Great Stalacpipe Organ, the world's largest musical instrument, located in Luray Caverns in Virginia? (Invented by Leland Sprinkle, it uses a keyboard to activate electronically controlled mallets that gently strike and vibrate tuned stalactites throughout the 3.5-acre caverns, creating music. Although it is called an "organ," it is technically a lithophone, a percussion instrument.)

Did you know there are at least 15 to 27 varieties of SPAM meat sold globally, depending on the year and the source, with recent reports mentioning 22, 27, or 15 different flavors? (The number fluctuates as new flavors are introduced and some seasonal or discontinued ones are retired. Examples of flavors: Varieties include the classic original, plus flavors like Spam Lite, Spam Hickory Smoke, Spam With Cheese, Spam Teriyaki, Spam Oven Roasted Turkey, Spam Chorizo, and Spam Hot and Spicy. Regional differences: Some flavors, like Spam Teriyaki and Spam Portuguese Sausage Seasoning, are developed for specific markets like Hawaii. Seasonal and discontinued varieties: The total count doesn't always include seasonal or "stunt" flavors, such as Pumpkin Spice or Figgy Pudding, which are not permanent additions.)

Did you know the world's smallest fish is the Paedocypris progenetica, a member of the carp family that lives in the peat swamps of Southeast Asia ? (A mature female of this species can be as small as 7.9 millimeters (about 0.31 inches long).