From Wikipedia’s newest content:

• … that the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve contains a “stone tree” (pictured)?
• … that during World War II, Wyoming State Senator Robert H. Johnson flew bombing missions in support of the French Resistance against the Nazis?
• … that although wine production is important to the economy of Tequisquiapan in Mexico, the locals do not generally consume it?
• … that journalist Sony Esteus had his arm broken by the Port-au-Prince police while covering a story?
• … that Hockey: Canada’s Royal Winter Game, published in 1899, was the first book on ice hockey, and only four copies are now known to exist?
• … that Frederick Settle Barff invented a device, similar to a catalytic converter, to remove SO₂ and CO₂ from the exhaust fumes of locomotives in the 1860s?
• … that reportedly haunted locations in Scotland include a tenement where bubonic plague victims were quarantined and starved to death by local councilmen?