Cranberries, pumpkins and turkey are all native to North America and would have been enjoyed by the Puritans at Plymouth Colony.

Know some fun and unusual Thanksgiving facts, from fasting traditions and three-day feasts to the invention of the TV dinner and towns literally named Turkey.

You can also wow dinner companions with your knowledge of Thanksgiving history. For example, Good Housekeeping shared their own list of Thanksgiving trivia, including “How long was the first Thanksgiving?” (Three days). Related: 5 Reasons A CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGIVING Is the Cutest Thanksgiving Movie Ever

Most Interesting Facts You Didn't Learn In School: 25 Weird History Facts: Do you ever get the feeling that the world is just a bit stranger than we think? Well, todays list is here to confirm it! From robots begging for their lives to a Greek man with an unexplainable shoe-sniffing habit,

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is easily a highlight of the holiday season.

As Dawg fans all over the country feast for the holiday, here are some fun trivia questions about the Georgia Bulldogs.

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