A cool guide showing 90 animals ranked by eyesight and how they compare to humans8mo ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/coolguides
How much you need to make in order to be considered rich in the 50 most populous U.S. cities1yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Infographics
The Giants are the 3rd most valuable NFL team at $3.9 billion. This also makes the Giants the 7th most valuable pro sports franchise in all of North America.3yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/NYGiants
The Meaning Behind Every Type of Patch on a U.S. Military Uniform1yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Infographics
The Chevy Silverado was the vehicle involved in the most fatal car crashes in Alabama from 2016-20202yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Alabama
2 of the 3 most dangerous cities in America to drive in during the fall months are in Arizona (#2: Glendale, #3: Tucson)2yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/arizona
The 1993 McLaren F1 had a top speed of 221 mph. This was a record for production cars up until 2005, for the 2nd longest record since 1949.2yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/mclaren
In the United States, Mississippi has the earliest average start time for elementary schools (7:40 AM). Mississippi is the 3rd earliest for middle school as well (7:44 AM)1yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/mississippi
Cambridge City Schools in Cambridge OH spends an average of $29,435 per student, which is the 6th highest amount in America. It's the only school district in Ohio to make the top 50.2yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Ohio
U.S. Cities with the Fastest Growing and Dropping Real Estate Values11mo ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Infographics
New Mexico was ranked as the 4th most dangerous state to drive through during the fall months (4.18 fatal car accidents per 100,000 people)2yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/NewMexico
Taco Bell is the most Google-searched fast food restaurant in 5 states: Alaska, Hawaii, Indiana, Michigan and West Virginia2yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/tacobell
Arizona has the 3rd most solar installations per 100,000 people (2,290.62) in America3yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/arizona
No metro area in America searches online for the New York Times more than Charlottesville, VA3yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Charlottesville
28.2% of Erie's adult population smokes cigarettes, which is the 4th highest rate in the United States3yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/Erie
3 of the 10 U.S. counties with the most FEMA disaster declarations since 1953 are in Oklahoma (#7: Oklahoma County, #9: Caddo County, #10: Creek County)4yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/oklahoma
4 of the 10 counties in America with the highest COPD prevalence are in West Virginia3yr ⋅ wrestlebuffet ⋅ r/WestVirginia
