Twitter's Platform/API product manager Ryan Sarver told that the world-famous bluebird was in fact called Larry.
He posted a picture from a Twitter meeting he'd been to in which creative director Douglas Bowman was analyzing the logo's evolution and wrote: 'Going over Design @Twitter. The evolution of the Larry the Bird logo.'
The origin of the name is a mystery, though there has been some speculation that the bird is named after Larry Bird, who played for the basketball team that Twitter co-founder Biz Stone supports - the Boston Celtics.
Contrary to popular beliefs, it is not illegal to die in the town of Longyearbyen, Norway.
If you were to write out every number (one, two, three, etc.), you wouldn't use the letter "b" until you reached one billion.
The term "Astronaut" comes from Greek words that mean "Star" and "Sailor".
Albert Einstein was offered a presidential seat in Israel. He declined.
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