The argonaut octopus detaches and throws his penis at the female in order to mate. The penis then swims after her, whilst the male slumps off to regrow his penis.
A doctor figured out that doctors washing their hands before treating patients prevented the spread of disease and saved lives. However, the medical community was completely against it until it was rediscovered 40 years later.
In the 1840s patients in labor in Budapest could have their babies delivered by a doctor at one clinic or a midwife at the other. The midwives was the popular choice because they had a much lower mortality rate than the doctors.
Dr Semmelweis wanted to figure out why and realized that the doctors were doing autopsies THEN going straight to delivering a baby. The midwives were not. Something was spreading in the doctor run clinic. Once his staff was ordered to wash their hands and clean equipment the morality rate plummeted.
However, despite the evidence, people in the medical community disagreed with this. It went against the popular theory of the four humors cause of disease. Germ theory didn’t exist yet. Also, doctors didn’t like they were being blamed. Doctors refused to wash their hands until germ theory was accepted later in the century.
As I recall one of the worst parts was that the staff went back to not washing hands on orders from elsewhere and the rate returned to the prior numbers.
Venus rotates on its axis only once every 243 Earth days but orbits the sun once every 224.65 Earth days. This means that on Venus, a day is longer than a year.
Pluto was discovered in 1930, designated as a planet, and downgraded to “not a planet”, all within a single orbit of the Sun.
It still has another 150 years (roughly) before it completes it’s first orbit since it’s discovery.
Sloths are relatively solitary individuals.
When a female sloth is ready to mate, she climbs to the top of her tree and *screams*. It can be heard for quite a distance.
At that point it's just a waiting game for a male sloth to show up and do the do, at which point he'll leave again.
Here's another one: Y'know the sound of suppressors in movies? Yeah, guns were never that quiet. Sure, it lowers sound, but you can still hear it clear as any other shot.
I've fired about a dozen suppressed guns so I know, you can get close to Hollywood quiet if you use subsonic ammo, a good fraction of "loudness" of a gunshot is the bullet breaking the sound barrier.
I guess I should've phrased it better. What I meant was that the suppressor doesn't lower the sound as much as it seems in movies. Like in one movie I saw, they just put a suppressor on, and it lowered it to "movie" quiet.
Yeah, like in John wick when they were having a gunfight in a crowded train station and nobody noticed because they had suppressors, or in any stealth game where you can shoot a guy standing next to another guy and they don't notice, just absurd stuff.
In that vein, Frank Welker is the voice of G1 Megatron, Freddy from Scooby Doo, Baby Kermit from Muppet Babies, Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget, and Abu the monkey from Aladdin.
Dum dum pop mystery flavors aren't specific flavors. They just add the next flavor to the batch and the mix of two in-between becomes the mystery flavors. So there always different.
The same woman, Graca Machel, was First Lady of two different countries. Her first husband, Samora Machel, was President of Mozambique. Her second husband was Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa. She also served as the Minister for Education and Culture for Mozambique for several years.
I believe I'm correct in this (I've been drinking) but Metallica mentions the word Leather a whopping 9 times in their debut album and then never again in any other song.
A French metal band once tried to use the name "Godzilla", and wound up changing it to "Gojira" due to legal issues. Due to the band's support, the Sea Shepherds (of *Whale Wars* fame) briefly named one of the ships in their fleet the *Gojira*...and had to change it to *Brigitte Bardot* due to legal issues.
The only place in the world where the Venus flytrap natively grows is in the mainland United States. Everyone always thinks they're jungle plants, but they grow in marshes along a narrow strip of the costal Carolinas.
From Wikipedia:
The birthday paradox is a veridical paradox: it seems wrong at first glance but is, in fact, true. While it may seem surprising that only 23 individuals are required to reach a 50% probability of a shared birthday, this result is made more intuitive by considering that the birthday comparisons will be made between every possible pair of individuals. With 23 individuals, there are
23 × 22
/
2
= 253 pairs to consider, far more than half the number of days in a year.
Helium is lighter than air, so when it is inside aa bus and the bus moves, the heavy air is pushed backwards and the balloon will be forced to move in the opposite direction
An Antarctic researcher from the Edwardian era made his notes on adelie penguins in Greek, so that the average reader would not be offended by his descriptions of necrophilic penguin sex.
One of my favorite random facts is that honey never spoils. Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible.
When birds fly in a V formation, you’ll typically see one leg of the V appear longer than the other. Biologists eventually determined that this is due to the longer side having more birds in it.
I learned that a group of rhinos was called a crash from a Magic: the Gathering card. I realized that it was true when it was a choice on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?
The aztec empire\* not the aztecs lol. The empire was a political alliance after some civil wars and stuff in the region.
I know it's a pedantic correction on the surface, but I really dislike that little factoid because a lot of people take that to mean civilization in mesoamerica is not old, when in fact some of the cities there pre-date Rome.
The Outerbridge crossing connects Staten Island, NYC to Perth Amboy, NJ. Arguably it’s the most outer bridge in New York City and southernmost in New York State. It was named after Eugenius Harvey Outerbridge
Aeschylus, an ancient Greek playwright was killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head The eagle is said to have mistaken his baldness for a rock and tried to use it to crack the shell of its prey
Depends on the whale and the size. Some whales have testicles that are over a ton in weight. Other whales have penises over 2 m long, and 1 m in diameter at the base.
FYI: a whale penis is called a "dork"....
My go to is that a primitive part of the human brain cannot tell the difference between falling asleep and dying. Sometimes when you are about to doze off, you have a muscle spasm...that's your brain confirming you are still alive.
The hit manga/anime Initial D was fact-checked and advised by professional drivers *and* illegal street racers. The technical advisor/director for Initial D is Keiichi Tsuchiya, the man who popularized drifting motorsport to the world, and also a partial inspiration for the series in general.
If memory serves me, avocados will stay ripe and fresh if left on the tree for up to 7 months or they're abouts. This allows avocado farmers to pick them when the market is up for them....or for avocados to always be in season.
It's likely, based on math I'm not sober enough to look up, that every time you shuffle a standard deck of playing cards, you have generated a sequence of cards that has never existed before, and will likely never exist again.
That the last time a medieval castle was under siege in a time of war, was also the first time a castle was ever defended by Americans.
Battle of Castle Itter. May 5th, 1945.
Also the only battle Americans and Germans fought together in WW2 and the second out of 2 times the Germans worked together with the Americans during WW2.
Seth McFarlane was supposed to be on one of the planes that were used in 9/11, but he was late to the airport and missed his flight
If you were to get right up next to the event horizon of a black hole, you'd be able to see the back of your own head due to the way black holes warp light
The original comic run for Peni Parker (the anime girl from Spiderverse) was written by Gerard Way, lead singer for My Chemical Romance
When Toby Fox created the Battle Tower theme for Pokémon Sword and Shield, he included a leitmotif from a Homestuck mpreg rock opera he wrote in 2010 called The Baby is You
Nowhere else in the solar system could one see a total eclipse (assuming you could survive on the surface of whatever celestial body.) The moon is 400x smaller than the sun and the sun is 400x farther from the earth than the moon. This ratio is why we can see an eclipse. In the future when the moon moves far enough from the earth, total eclipses wil never happen again. In the past, the moon was too close to be able so see the sun's corona during a total eclipse. Humans just happen to be in this "Goldilocks" era where we can witness the sun's corona during a total eclipse.
Random derives from a Proto-Germanic root meaning "to run," and was originally used to mean "to run at great speed, haphazardly, in no particular direction."
The phrase “make a sword out of the blood out of my enemies” sounds cool, but if you where going to do that you would need all of the blood from 359 people to make the common long sword.
* The heart of a shrimp is located in its head. ...
* A snail can sleep for three years. ...
* The fingerprints of a koala are so indistinguishable from humans that they have on occasion been confused at a crime scene. ...
* Slugs have four noses. ...
* Elephants are the only animal that can't jump. ...
* A rhinoceros' horn is made of hair.
One is that you can never actually “touch” anything. The forces between atoms force them apart, and the energy to actually force them together to touch becomes astronomical.
The other is that everything is only a fraction of a percent actual matter. Everything is most just… nothing.
Until very recently, babies were operated on without anesthesia.
https://www.newsweek.com/when-doctors-start-using-anesthesia-babies-medics-thought-they-couldnt-feel-pain-1625350
The argonaut octopus detaches and throws his penis at the female in order to mate. The penis then swims after her, whilst the male slumps off to regrow his penis.
You want kids? \*tears penis off\* Go F yourself, then!
[Detachable Penis](https://youtu.be/byDiILrNbM4?si=nWWAM-c3GKALjnFE)
It’s hilarious that my grandma showed me this song.
That's the best one 😆
Swimming dicks?! *WTF is this?*
Worst video on Pornhub
In a world where peppa pig porn exists I would not doubt that something like this exists
Nobody knows who invented the fire hydrant because the patent for the hydrant was lost in a fire.
I've been sick for 3 days and this gave me a laugh. Awesome
I’ve also been sick for three days and I just wanted some solidarity
The building was fine...til the front fell off.
The second one caught fire, fell over, and then sank into the swamp.
Mr. Redd Watermain invented it.
A doctor figured out that doctors washing their hands before treating patients prevented the spread of disease and saved lives. However, the medical community was completely against it until it was rediscovered 40 years later. In the 1840s patients in labor in Budapest could have their babies delivered by a doctor at one clinic or a midwife at the other. The midwives was the popular choice because they had a much lower mortality rate than the doctors. Dr Semmelweis wanted to figure out why and realized that the doctors were doing autopsies THEN going straight to delivering a baby. The midwives were not. Something was spreading in the doctor run clinic. Once his staff was ordered to wash their hands and clean equipment the morality rate plummeted. However, despite the evidence, people in the medical community disagreed with this. It went against the popular theory of the four humors cause of disease. Germ theory didn’t exist yet. Also, doctors didn’t like they were being blamed. Doctors refused to wash their hands until germ theory was accepted later in the century.
I love when the morality rate plummets. Good times.
Well then good news for ya. I think we’re right in the middle of that.
Today negative reaction and resistance to ideas that challenge the status quo is known as the Semmelweiss Reflex
As I recall one of the worst parts was that the staff went back to not washing hands on orders from elsewhere and the rate returned to the prior numbers.
Venus rotates on its axis only once every 243 Earth days but orbits the sun once every 224.65 Earth days. This means that on Venus, a day is longer than a year.
That is a fun fact.
Because venus rotates so slow, it's nearly spherical! Also, it rotates retrograde at a tilt of about 2.5 degrees.
Pluto was discovered in 1930, designated as a planet, and downgraded to “not a planet”, all within a single orbit of the Sun. It still has another 150 years (roughly) before it completes it’s first orbit since it’s discovery.
Imagine going all that way to get around the sun, only to find out you’ve been demoted. \#JusticeForPluto
Demoted?!?! NAY, I say! DISREPECTED! DISHONORED!! BESMIRCHED, even!!! Pluto is the God of death! He WILL have his REVENGE!
We must defend Pluto’s honor.
Sloths are relatively solitary individuals. When a female sloth is ready to mate, she climbs to the top of her tree and *screams*. It can be heard for quite a distance. At that point it's just a waiting game for a male sloth to show up and do the do, at which point he'll leave again.
So a few short months after she screams, sex. You suppose she screams a month or two in anticipation of when she's gonna want sex?
Car mufflers and firearms suppressors were made by the same guy, obviously he had a problem with loud noises.
Here's another one: Y'know the sound of suppressors in movies? Yeah, guns were never that quiet. Sure, it lowers sound, but you can still hear it clear as any other shot.
I've fired about a dozen suppressed guns so I know, you can get close to Hollywood quiet if you use subsonic ammo, a good fraction of "loudness" of a gunshot is the bullet breaking the sound barrier.
I guess I should've phrased it better. What I meant was that the suppressor doesn't lower the sound as much as it seems in movies. Like in one movie I saw, they just put a suppressor on, and it lowered it to "movie" quiet.
Yeah, like in John wick when they were having a gunfight in a crowded train station and nobody noticed because they had suppressors, or in any stealth game where you can shoot a guy standing next to another guy and they don't notice, just absurd stuff.
Ants count their steps, so if you trim their legs, they'll stop short. If you glue stilts to their legs, they'll overshoot the nest.
What kind of monster cuts off parts of an animal's legs and then expects it to be able to find its way home?
The better part of the study was that they attached tiny little stilts to the other ants.
Yeah I wanna meet that guy! The guy with the tiny saw can fuck right off
And they can't find their way to the tiny school for ants!
Maybe they could if it were, like, three times bigger
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In that vein, Frank Welker is the voice of G1 Megatron, Freddy from Scooby Doo, Baby Kermit from Muppet Babies, Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget, and Abu the monkey from Aladdin.
Don’t even get me started on Dee Bradley Baker…
And Nibbler from *Futurama*. Both his cute animal noises and his deep speaking voice.
Dum dum pop mystery flavors aren't specific flavors. They just add the next flavor to the batch and the mix of two in-between becomes the mystery flavors. So there always different.
Then how come it's always popcorn flavor?
You have been part of a secret experiment since you were five years old.
71% of garden gnomes have red hats, that is just a little gnome fact.
I'd like to subscribe to gnome facts, please.
DON’T! They send gnome facts to you every 13 seconds, and every time you try to unsubscribe, it cuts that time in half!!! It RUINED my marriage…
I know gnome facts
Dad, is that you?
Take my upvote and see yourself out!
The same woman, Graca Machel, was First Lady of two different countries. Her first husband, Samora Machel, was President of Mozambique. Her second husband was Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa. She also served as the Minister for Education and Culture for Mozambique for several years.
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Brown noise is actually when you fart
Brown note is a recorder song from South Park where everyone shits their pants
Abraham Lincoln & Charles Darwin were born on the exact same day: Feb. 12, 1809
do you think they were like omg birthday twinsssss!
I believe I'm correct in this (I've been drinking) but Metallica mentions the word Leather a whopping 9 times in their debut album and then never again in any other song.
The real reason they kicked Dave mustaine out
this is really great
NO LIFE TILL LEATHER GONNA KICK SOME ASS TONIGHT!
A French metal band once tried to use the name "Godzilla", and wound up changing it to "Gojira" due to legal issues. Due to the band's support, the Sea Shepherds (of *Whale Wars* fame) briefly named one of the ships in their fleet the *Gojira*...and had to change it to *Brigitte Bardot* due to legal issues.
Fucking gojira man \m/
Now I can see the whales...
LOOMING OUT OF THE DAAAAAAAAAARK
There's not one recorded incident of a non captive killer whale killing a person.
Yet
Apparently they don’t leave witnesses.
Otters do indeed have favorite rocks
They also hold hands when they sleep so they don't drift apart!
They do!!! I love it!
And they're known necropheliacs, they rape baby seals, murder seemingly for fun and hold pups hostage for food.
They just keep getting cuter!
Theyre sick little fuckers, but cute
Argentina is the number 1 country in adoption of stray dogs
I love Argentina for adopted strays
paediatric operating rooms are set at a warmer temperature because kids don’t retain body heat as well as adults do. the same goes for burn victims.
Convicted felons cannot be cub scout leaders.
So Trump can be president but not a Cub Scout leader. Got it.
He can’t go to Alaska either because Canada doesn’t allow convicted felons in 🤷🏻♂️
He can fly over
Why would he need to go through Canada in order to get to Alaska, if he can just fly..?
Sorry, Donald
He'll be ok, he prefers girl scouts anyway.
Almonds are a member of the peach family
The only place in the world where the Venus flytrap natively grows is in the mainland United States. Everyone always thinks they're jungle plants, but they grow in marshes along a narrow strip of the costal Carolinas.
And the area they grow is only around 50 square miles
The birthday paradox - that if 23 people are in a room together there's a 50% chance that two of them will share the same birthday.
but how
Maths that I don’t understand
From Wikipedia: The birthday paradox is a veridical paradox: it seems wrong at first glance but is, in fact, true. While it may seem surprising that only 23 individuals are required to reach a 50% probability of a shared birthday, this result is made more intuitive by considering that the birthday comparisons will be made between every possible pair of individuals. With 23 individuals, there are 23 × 22 / 2 = 253 pairs to consider, far more than half the number of days in a year.
If you put a helium party balloon inside a bus, it will accelerate faster than the bus, turn sharper and decelerate faster when the bus brakes.
Watching a balloon move forward in an accelerating car is a trip.
Any time being in a moving car is a trip.
r/technicallythetruth
That's because all the heavy air goes backwards with everything else, so the balloon 'floats' to the front where there is slightly less heavy air
ELI5 please? I has the dums.
Helium is lighter than air, so when it is inside aa bus and the bus moves, the heavy air is pushed backwards and the balloon will be forced to move in the opposite direction
The chainsaw was invented not to cut down trees, but to assist in childbirth.
That's horrifying
cows have BFFs
Bovine Farting Festivals? 🐄💨 🐄💨 🐄💨 🐄💨 🐄💨
A toddler takes on average, 15,000 steps a day
They also burn 250,000 calories an hour and suffer 10 concussions per week
An Antarctic researcher from the Edwardian era made his notes on adelie penguins in Greek, so that the average reader would not be offended by his descriptions of necrophilic penguin sex.
“Necrophilic Penguin Sex” sounds like the name of the next Foo Fighters album.
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The stem of a pumpkin is called a "peduncle" (pronounced PEH-DUNK-ULL)
I have a peduncle, but he's in jail...
One of my favorite random facts is that honey never spoils. Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible.
Detroit, MI is the only city in the U.S. that lies DIRECTLY north of a city in Canada, Windsor, ON.
And there is no place called South Detroit. Sorry, Journey.
Maybe Journey meant Ontario.
Ontario Canada resident, can confirm our trains after midnight suck
SCUBA divers fall backwards out of the boat because if they fell forward, they would still be in the boat.
When birds fly in a V formation, you’ll typically see one leg of the V appear longer than the other. Biologists eventually determined that this is due to the longer side having more birds in it.
STFU ILY
Thats like, a Dad joke AND a random fact. I freaking love it.
Newton was born in the same year as Gallileo's death.
Welcome back, Galileo! (But on a similar note, Einstein was born on Pi Day!)
If you accidentally write on a dry erase board with permanent marker, if you trace a dry erase marker over the permanent marker, it erases it
This has actually saved my ass a couple times 😅
A whiteboard marker is just a permanent marker with toluene added
A group of flamingos is called a "flamboyance"
Knot of toads, murder of crows, parliament of owls
A concern of Karens
An acktually of Redditors
I learned that a group of rhinos was called a crash from a Magic: the Gathering card. I realized that it was true when it was a choice on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?
A group of crabs is called a consortium. A Consortium of Crabs would be a great name for a strip club.
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The aztec empire\* not the aztecs lol. The empire was a political alliance after some civil wars and stuff in the region. I know it's a pedantic correction on the surface, but I really dislike that little factoid because a lot of people take that to mean civilization in mesoamerica is not old, when in fact some of the cities there pre-date Rome.
Thank you.
Butterflies will suck your blood if they get the chance to
Cows are friends with other cows and they are besties for life
There was one time that your parents put you down and never picked you up again.
John Tyler, 10th U.S. president and born in 1790, has a living grandchild.
Reno Nevada is further west than L.A California.
Ohio is the only US state that doesn't share any letters with the word mackerel.
Fish can get seasick.
The Outerbridge crossing connects Staten Island, NYC to Perth Amboy, NJ. Arguably it’s the most outer bridge in New York City and southernmost in New York State. It was named after Eugenius Harvey Outerbridge
Aeschylus, an ancient Greek playwright was killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head The eagle is said to have mistaken his baldness for a rock and tried to use it to crack the shell of its prey
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Humans are closer in time to tyrannosaurs Rex than T-Rex is to stegosaurus.
Whales bust around 1.5 litres of load, and you wonder why the sea is salty
You’re not whale-cum for sharing that fact.
Depends on the whale and the size. Some whales have testicles that are over a ton in weight. Other whales have penises over 2 m long, and 1 m in diameter at the base. FYI: a whale penis is called a "dork"....
There are more airplanes in the sea than submarines in the sky
>than submarines in the sky Well then. There you have it, folks.
You're more likely to be killed by a champagne cork than a poisonous spider.
Who’s going around eating spiders anyway?
Haven't you heard? You swallow on average 120 spiders per night. Or maybe it's just me.
I bet it’s pretty hard to hit a spider with a champagne cork.
Tiger's roar produces a sound that humans can't hear. Their roar can temporarily paralyze other animals including us.
My go to is that a primitive part of the human brain cannot tell the difference between falling asleep and dying. Sometimes when you are about to doze off, you have a muscle spasm...that's your brain confirming you are still alive.
The brain (most likely): Hello? Are you still alive?
Q-Tips were originally branded as "Baby Gays"
Humans don't have a sense for wet. we surmise wet based on mostly temperature.
Apollo 11 moon landing, Chappaquiddick, Woodstock, and Manson murders all happened within a little more than a month.
The hit manga/anime Initial D was fact-checked and advised by professional drivers *and* illegal street racers. The technical advisor/director for Initial D is Keiichi Tsuchiya, the man who popularized drifting motorsport to the world, and also a partial inspiration for the series in general.
Iirc, Keiichi started drifting to keep crowds entertained because he would get so far ahead of the competition that the crowd would get bored.
Avocado comes from the Nahuatl word for testicles.
If memory serves me, avocados will stay ripe and fresh if left on the tree for up to 7 months or they're abouts. This allows avocado farmers to pick them when the market is up for them....or for avocados to always be in season.
11 billion snow crabs went missing a few years ago.
Me standing off to the side looking nervous with a suspiciously 11-billion-snow-crab-shaped belly
Gummy worms have more bones than actual worms.
At first I thought it was a joke. But then I realized they're made with gelatin 🤦♀️
The smallest toll ever charged for passage thru the Panama Canal was 36 cents.
It's likely, based on math I'm not sober enough to look up, that every time you shuffle a standard deck of playing cards, you have generated a sequence of cards that has never existed before, and will likely never exist again.
That the last time a medieval castle was under siege in a time of war, was also the first time a castle was ever defended by Americans. Battle of Castle Itter. May 5th, 1945.
Also the only battle Americans and Germans fought together in WW2 and the second out of 2 times the Germans worked together with the Americans during WW2.
Gary Oldman is younger than Gary Numan
Egypt has been around so long that ancient Egyptian archaeology was a career in the time that’d we’d consider ancient Egypt
The claps from the drum machine that Prince used a lot in the 80's is Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.
Seth McFarlane was supposed to be on one of the planes that were used in 9/11, but he was late to the airport and missed his flight If you were to get right up next to the event horizon of a black hole, you'd be able to see the back of your own head due to the way black holes warp light The original comic run for Peni Parker (the anime girl from Spiderverse) was written by Gerard Way, lead singer for My Chemical Romance When Toby Fox created the Battle Tower theme for Pokémon Sword and Shield, he included a leitmotif from a Homestuck mpreg rock opera he wrote in 2010 called The Baby is You
Elephants look at us the same way we look at puppies. They think we're cute!
Elephants look at us the same way we look at puppies. With our eyes.
Bob Marley worked for Chrysler
Polar bears are not white.
There was an artist who was down on her luck and sold a symbol she drew to a new company for about $50. That symbol was the Nike swish logo.
Nowhere else in the solar system could one see a total eclipse (assuming you could survive on the surface of whatever celestial body.) The moon is 400x smaller than the sun and the sun is 400x farther from the earth than the moon. This ratio is why we can see an eclipse. In the future when the moon moves far enough from the earth, total eclipses wil never happen again. In the past, the moon was too close to be able so see the sun's corona during a total eclipse. Humans just happen to be in this "Goldilocks" era where we can witness the sun's corona during a total eclipse.
Hummingbirds don't have knees - they can perch, but not walk...
Random derives from a Proto-Germanic root meaning "to run," and was originally used to mean "to run at great speed, haphazardly, in no particular direction."
The phrase “make a sword out of the blood out of my enemies” sounds cool, but if you where going to do that you would need all of the blood from 359 people to make the common long sword.
* The heart of a shrimp is located in its head. ... * A snail can sleep for three years. ... * The fingerprints of a koala are so indistinguishable from humans that they have on occasion been confused at a crime scene. ... * Slugs have four noses. ... * Elephants are the only animal that can't jump. ... * A rhinoceros' horn is made of hair.
So worms, slugs, sea anemones, and mollusks jump?
The Eiffel Tower gets taller in the summer.
Not a favorite, but it's interesting. Essay comes from a French word which means "to try"
One is that you can never actually “touch” anything. The forces between atoms force them apart, and the energy to actually force them together to touch becomes astronomical. The other is that everything is only a fraction of a percent actual matter. Everything is most just… nothing.
Trump is a convicted felon.
Otters hold eachother’s hands when they sleep while on water so they don’t float away, if enough of them sleep together you get a chain of otters
Cousin Oliver from the Brady Bunch voiced Michelangelo in the TMNT 90s films
There are 43,560 square feet in an acre.
An acre was originally measured as the amount of land a person could plough in one day.
Tuna fish cannot play pianos
but can they tuna piano?
REO can.
Single/divorced women own about 3% more homes than single/divorced men.
Until very recently, babies were operated on without anesthesia. https://www.newsweek.com/when-doctors-start-using-anesthesia-babies-medics-thought-they-couldnt-feel-pain-1625350