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• ...that furry convention attendees often wear ears, tails, badges, or fursuits as identification?

• ...that "La Coco-Dance" was the first Eurovision entry to feature Tahitian lyrics, representing Monaco in 2006?

• ...that Kaundinya, the first arahant and bhikkhu of Gautama Buddha, was the only royal scholar to predict that Siddhartha would become a Buddha?

• ...that Heinie Reitz was the first Major League Baseball player to die in a car accident?

• ...that during the Thasian rebellion, the city of Thasos held out for over two years against a Athenian siege?

• ...that Canadian microbiologist John Dick was the first to isolate and identify a cancer stem cell?

• ...that Frances Slocum State Park in Pennsylvania is named for a woman taken captive by the Lenape at age 5, who lived with Native Americans for the rest of her life, even after reuniting with her original family 59 years later?

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• La Coco-Dance - November 26, User:BigHaz
• Furry convention - November 26, User:GreenReaper
• Kaundinya - November 26, User:Blnguyen
• Heinie Reitz - November 26, User:Mattingly23
• Thasian Rebellion - November 27, User:Robth
• John Dick (scientist) - November 27, User:Clerks, nominated by User:GeeJo
• Frances Slocum State Park - November 27, User:Dincher