Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

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The United States is a big and mysterious country, and every state has amazing things, customs, laws, and rules. Some of them are impossible to believe, they are so ridiculous. Nevertheless, somehow people live with it, and this is another confirmation that everything in the world does not happen.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In Michigan, you can get a license to hunt unicorns at Lake Superior State University.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In the Alaska town of Talkeetna, a cat named Stubbs was mayor for 15 years. Read more about Stubbs ' life and reign.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In one of the Colorado towns celebrate the holiday of the frozen dead for several days.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In West Virginia, there are terrible legends about the moth man.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In the city of Carmel, California, heels above 5 centimeters are strictly prohibited without a special permit.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In two settlements in the state of Arizona, mail arrives on donkeys.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In the city of Livermore, California, there is a light bulb that has not burned out for more than 100 years.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

It's illegal to sell eyes in Texas.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Although the state of Wyoming is landlocked, there are 32 named islands.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

To the former Governor of Rhode Island, Ambrose Burnside, we owe the appearance of sideburns.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In Alabama, there is a store that sells unclaimed luggage from various airports around the world.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In Massachusetts, you can't wear goatees unless you pay a fee for a special license.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Neither Arizona nor Hawaii is switching to daylight saving time.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In Pennsylvania, in Pittsburgh, the world's largest furry conference is held — Anthrocon.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In the locality of Monowee, Nebraska, there is only one resident. He's both a mayor, a librarian, and a bartender. Learn more about how he lives.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

The city of Clark in South Dakota is a venue for mashed potato fighting competitions.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Neither Connecticut nor Rhode Island signed the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which prohibited the production, transportation, and sale of alcohol and effectively introduced prohibition in the United States.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

Pennsylvania has a theme park entirely dedicated to spaghetti.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

In South Carolina, it is illegal to play pinball if you are under the age of 18.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

There are only two escalators in the entire state of Wyoming.

Freaky facts about the United States that are hard to believe

New Orleans, Louisiana, is believed to have seven portals to the afterlife of voodoo — Guinea.

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