Health & Body
25 Surprising Facts About Your Lungs
When you breathe, your body uses just 5% of the oxygen you’ve inhaled. The rest is exhaled and the cycle repeats.
4 Minutes Read
Environment
12 Facts About Oak Trees You Wood Not Believe
Did you know that an oak tree produces about 10 million acorns during its lifetime?
5 Minutes Read
Food & Drink
The Origin Of The Mince Pie
Did you know that it is considered bad luck to cut a mince pie with a knife?
3 Minutes Read
Space
26 Facts About Space Shuttles That Are Outta This World!
Aboard the Challenger in 1984, Kathryn Sullivan was the first ever American woman to do a spacewalk.
3 Minutes Read
Food & Drink
10 Funky Facts About Brussels Sprouts
According to a study, around 1 and 1/4 cups of sprouts can actually help protect DNA inside our white blood cells.
6 Minutes Read
Environment
3 Biggest Snow Myths That Will Surprise You
Deep snow can sometimes appear blue in color because the extra layers of snow create a filter for light.
2 Minutes Read
Animals
Why Do Camels Have Humps?
Did you know that camels humps are not actually filled with water?
3 Minutes Read
Animals
30 Interesting Facts About Giant Anteaters That You Didn’t Know
The scientific name for Giant Anteater is Myrmecophaga Tridactyla. This means "ant eating with three fingers".
6 Minutes Read
Environment
A Spoon Of Oil Can Calm A Lake
Benjamin Franklin would tell people that he could calm a choppy lake with the touch of his cane. He used oil for this magic trick.
3 Minutes Read
Animals
30 Fun & Feathery Facts About Peacocks
Did you know that peacocks can be seen displaying their beautiful feathers mostly during breeding season in the Spring?
4 Minutes Read
Physics
The Incredible Phenomenon of Ball Lightning
It wasn’t until 2014 that the Ball Lightening phenomenon was caught on video camera.
2 Minutes Read
Environment
Tulip Mania – When Flowers Would Buy A House In Holland
Tulip mania took place in 17th Century Holland, starting out roughly in 1624 and hitting its peak between 1636 and 1637.
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