losing things, n.All

The average person spends 12 weeks a year 'looking for things'.

Squirrels are likely to lose more than half of the nuts they hide

On average, you'll spend a year of your life looking for misplaced objects.

In Japan, lost property of 130,000 mobile phones lost and reported missing in 2018, 83% were returned to their owners.

Where would you find an elephant?The same place you lost her

If you find a lost ID ( or lost wallet with an ID inside of it), you can drop it in a USPS mailbox, and they will return it to its owner free of charge.

The average American spends 2.5 days annually looking for lost items.

Since 1950, the United States has lost at least eight nuclear weapons, including a hydrogen bomb that simply rolled off an aircraft and fell into the Pacific Ocean.

Losing things is gifting yourself a detailed tour of your surroundings

Losing things is not so bad — the easiest way to find something lost around the house is to buy a replacement