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First release. One useless fact a day, told like a comic.
Otters sometimes sleep holding hands. One weird, true fact a day, as a comic.
You didn't need to know. Now you'll tell everyone. Sea otters sometimes hold hands while they sleep so they don't drift apart. "OK" started as a joke in Boston newspapers in 1838. English has three words for space, and they don't mean quite the same thing. Every day there's one new story, told like a webcomic: a few panels you scroll through, one photo and one short line each, plus a reaction from your fox. It takes about 1 minute. HOW IT WORKS - One story a day. Everyone gets the same one, so you can ask a friend "did you see today's?" - Pick your fox: hanbok, professor, pajamas or explorer. Your fox reacts to every story. - Bookmarks and folders for the facts you want to bring up later. - Notifications and a home screen widget with a one-line teaser each morning. - Browse past stories if you missed a day. PHOTOS AND SOURCES Every photo is freely licensed and credited under the image. Every story lists its sources. No sign-up needed.