‘Bible’ Comes From a Greek Word for ‘Books’
Bible Fact #4: 'Bible' Comes From a Greek Word for 'Books'

The English word “Bible” traces back to the Greek word “biblia,” meaning “books,” reflecting that it’s actually a collection of many individual texts rather than one single work.
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The Film’s Iconic Score Was Nearly Cut Down
Wizard of Oz Fact #10: The Film’s Iconic Score Was Nearly Cut Down

Studio executives initially considered removing several musical numbers, believing the film contained too many songs for a fantasy adventure. Fortunately, the creative team fought to keep the score intact, including “Over the Rainbow,” which was almost cut entirely. The song went on to win an Academy Award and became Judy Garland’s signature performance.
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Source: Parade
A Real Fungus Turns Ants Into ‘Zombies’
Horde Monster Fact #4: A Real Fungus Turns Ants Into 'Zombies'

Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is a real fungus that infects carpenter ants, hijacking their behavior to climb vegetation and lock their jaws in place before the fungus erupts from their body. It’s a favorite real-world inspiration for outbreak fiction.
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