50 Crazy Facts About Texas That Seem Impossible

Think you know Texas? Think again. This video breaks down 50 verified, documented, and genuinely bizarre facts about the Lone Star State that sound completely made up—but are absolutely true.
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From laws requiring windshield wipers but NOT windshields, to a serial killer who predated Jack the Ripper, to a bat cave housing 20 MILLION bats, Texas is far stranger than any stereotype suggests.
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🎯 Whether you're a proud Texan, a history buff, or just love bizarre facts, this comprehensive deep-dive reveals the absurd reality behind America's most confident state.

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