In the valley of quips and quirks
With so many facts to enjoy
There wander two experts, named Nick and Roy.
Spreading tales so strange and so profuse, 
they fill our minds with uselessness to reproduce.   

Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! 
He would have turned 121 years old on March 2nd. 

Here's what else we've got for you this month:   

 🍀 Amusing Planet 
 🍀 Monthly Madness 
 🍀 Worth repeating ... and so much more!

👁️👁️  Human eyes don't glow in the dark.  Why not? 

Listener Kevin writes:  "Good day, sirs. I don't need to, but I enjoy wearing dress pants more than jeans. My question is about the right pocket on most of my pants. They have a divider at the bottom of the pocket. Why is that?" 

Answer:  Thanks for your question, Kevin.  We had to reach out to Tom Mihalik from Tom's Place, to get to the bottom of it.  Tom says that it's for coins. It makes it easier to grab your loose change when it sits in the divider pocket.  Thanks for for listening! 

Answer to Brain Busters: 👁️👁️ Humans don't have a tapetum lucidum - a thin, mirror-like membrane located in the back of the eye behind the retina. 

Let us know how we did this month. editor@nickandroy.com

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