30 Surprising Facts That Are Actually True
30 Surprising Facts That Are Actually True
30 Surprising Facts That Are Actually True.
Number 30. In 2018 Taco Bell was voted as the best Mexican restaurant in America.
Number 29. There are more ways to sort a deck of cards then the amount of atoms estimated to be on earth. The standard 52-card deck has 8x10^67 possible arrangements of the cards.
Number 28. Two 12-inch pizzas are smaller in size than one 18-inch pizza.
Number 27. Baby carrots are just chopped up normal carrots.
Number 26. Rhino's horn is made of keratin, the same protein substance that makes up the human nail.
Number 25. France legally executed the last person by guillotine in 1977, the same year Star Wars: A New Hope came out.
Number 24. While the name may suggest otherwise, peanuts are not nuts. In fact they are legumes and belong to the same plant family as lentils and beans, etc.
Number 23. A glass ball can bounce higher than a rubber ball of the same size.
Number 22. Throughout the history of the world, there have been more than 108 billion people alive. Since there are more than 7 billion people alive today, it means that around 7% of those who have ever lived exist today.
Number 21. In the Italian language, a single strand of spaghetti is called spaghetto.
Number 20. Clouds may look very lightweight but the science says otherwise. The average cumulus cloud you can see during the sunny day, weight around 500,000 kg.
Number 19. McDonald's is the largest toy distributor in the world. About 20% of McDonald's sales involve Happy Meals, which include a toy.
Number 18. It may not seem like it, but penguins do have knees. The reason why they aren't visible is that penguin's legs are covered by dense feathers.
Number 17. Humans are born without kneecap bones, we only develop them around the age of 3.
Number 16. The lighter was invented before the match was.
Number 15. Nintendo was founded more than 100 years ago, in 1889. The Japanese gaming company began operating as a card game business and slowly turned into a brand we know today.
Number 14. Ikea’s catalog is too much popular you can’t imagine. More than 203 million copies of the catalog are distributed around the globe.
Number 13. Cashews are collected from the bottom of cashew apple which grows on the cashew tree.
Number 12. Teeth can reattach to their roots after being knocked out if they are put back into their place.
Number 11. Cheetahs can't roar, instead, they make a sound very similar to the house cat.
Number 10. A group of ferrets is called a business.
Number 9. The biggest tire manufacturer in the world is Lego. The company makes more than 50% more tires than other tire manufacturers such as Bridgestone or Goodyear.
Number 8. Every planet of the whole solar system can fit between the earth and the moon.
Number 7. There are a lot more trees on earth than there are stars in the galaxy. NASA estimates that there could be from 100 billion to 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. The earth has more than 3 trillion trees.
Number 6. The idea of Guinness Book of Records came to Sir Hugh Beaver in the 1950's when he had an argument in a pub about the fastest game bird in Europe. Since he couldn't find an answer in any of the books, he decided to compile a book of facts and figures to help settle pub arguments just like the one he had.
Number 5. Honey never spoils. It has an excellent chemical composition which prevents organisms from living in it. So no matter how old is the honey it's probably perfectly edible.
Number 4. Mantis shrimps can punch with the force of a bullet. They have one of the fastest and the most powerful punches in nature.
Number 3. Moose are excellent swimmers. They are born knowing how to swim and can swim 6 miles per hour and has the ability to keep the pace for two hours.
Number 2. The Greenland shark has an average lifespan of 272 years, some of them can even live as long as 500 years.
Number 1. Scotland's national animal is a unicorn.