Why Does February Have 28 Days?

The video explores the history of February's 28 days, tracing it back to Roman times. Initially, Romulus established a lunar calendar, which was later modified by Numa Pompilius to include 12 months. However, the calendar was still misaligned with the solar year. Julius Caesar eventually reformed it by adopting a solar calendar, adding leap years to correct the discrepancies. Despite these changes, February remained an anomaly in the calendar system.

Explain the significance of February having 28 days according to the text.

What were the consequences of the leap months not being added consistently in the Roman calendar?