Infographic of the Day: Using figures found on data.gov (and a bit of extrapolation), C. G. P. Grey put together a map of the US illustrating passport ownership per capita, by state.

Discuss.

[dailydish.]

Fixed Infographic of the (Catur)Day: Feline Anatomy, pt. 2: From the perspective of non-cat-people.

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Earlier: Original.

Infographic of the Day: TIL the plastic tags attached to loaves of store-bought bread aren't just for show, but are actually part of a color-coded system indicating the day the bread was baked.

The more you know.

[consumerist.]

Infographic of the Day: Meltwater uses chatter tracked across blogs, blog comments, Facebook posts, and Tweets to predict which Oscar nominee is most likely to win in their respective category.

Best get your "Toy Story 3 was robbed" signs ready.

[mashable.]

Flowchart of the Day: "How To Pass Throught a Door" by Isadora Dantas.

She explains the impetus for her seemingly-unnecessary infographic:

Talking to a friend, we arrived to a conclusion that people here in NY are not very good in holding the door for others, and in case we do hold for them, sometimes they may pass through it without even saying “Thank You&

Infographic of the Day: This may be a pretty common gripe, but that doesn't preclude it from being absolutely accurate. (Embiggen.)

Then again, I'll take magma over smegma any day.

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Infographic of the Day: The World Health Organization global alcohol consumption numbers are in: 6.1 litres of pure alcohol per person were quaffed on average in 2005, with the Moldovans stumbling around the acme of the inebriation spectrum at 18.2 litres each.

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