80 Interesting Facts That will Blow Your Mind 🐱‍👤

RockedBuzz
By RockedBuzz 23 Min Read

You can find anything you want on the Internet. Answers to any questions, shortcuts, solutions – any information you need. Interesting Facts However, it’s so much cooler to impress you friends with your knowledge even without peeping at the screen of your gadget! For example, did you know that reindeer change the color of their eyes from gold in summer to blue in winter. These animals may be best known for fictional Rudolph’s glowing red nose, but it turns out, their eyes are quite fascinating too!

Contents
80 Interesting Factssameshrink-flation but what do you call itwhen just the price shrinksa bargain not only have library finesbeen shrinkingsome libraries have ditched them alltogetherironically this made their losses shrinktoopeople return more books when theyaren’t penalizedas you age it’s harder to lose weighteverywhere except the brainafter age 40 we lose about five percentof our brain weight a decadewe shrink each day that we spend walkingor sittingthe pads between our vertebrae getcompressed by the weight of all thespine above thembut these pads puff up again while wesleepuntil we hit 40 when those discs stopplumping up like they used to on averagemen will lose about an inch and womenwill lose two inchesnot the gum we chew with our teeth butthe gums holding them togetheras we age our gums recede giving theimpression that our teeth are gettinglongerhence the expression long in the tooth amicrosoft study found thatwhile people had an average attentionspan of 12 seconds in the year 2000it’s now dropped to 8 secondsthat’s less than a goldfish they willfocus for 9 secondsthe ads we watch are designed to shrinkonce shot commercials get cut into avariety of shorter lengthsafter you’ve seen the one minute versionexpect a 45 second30 second and a 15 second version tofollow15 seconds is plenty because the time weneed to pick up media cues has alsoshrunkthat’s why the action in old moviesseems soslow throughout the 1900sproduct jingles for brands like coke andpepsi were written as songscomplete with verses and bridges todaythe 30-second version of a commercial isthe most common showit’s simply not enough time for thewhole songbut you can still fit in we are farmersaround 360 million years ago there wasso muchoxygen in the air that the earth washome to giantinsects some of them could spread theirwings up to 28 inches in lengththat’s a big bug the wordokay stands for all correct yup200 years ago it was fashionable to goaround and misspell things for funwhen a newspaper editor wrote allcorrect with an oand a k somebody picked it upour hands and toes wrinkle when we spendtime in the waterin order to improve our grip when tryingto get wet or submergedobjects before trees appeared on earththe land was overtaken with giantmushrooms that could reach 24 feet inheightthat’s as tall as a giraffebefore lobsters became a delicacy thatonly rich people could affordthey were considered a low-quality foodthat was only served to the poora few hundred years ago even fishermenuse lobsters to bake fishand fertilize their crops heycamels have three eyelids to protecttheir eyes from sandtwo of the eyelids have eyelashes andthe third one is a thinmembrane that acts as a wiper thatcleans dirt from the eyesunlike regular eyelids the membranelayer closeshorizontally we blink almost 30000 times per day if we were to counthow long our eyes remain closedit would equal a half an hourthe infinity sign is actually called alemna skateand no matter how big a number you thinkof it’s always closer to zerothan infinity the rarest blood typeisn’t a bnegative but something called rh nullbloodin the last 50 years only 43 people werefound to have itbecause it’s so difficult to find it’sconsidered the golden bloodand it’s worth as much as the preciousmetalyou know rain has no scent but thatlovely smell that we sniff when it rainscomes from bacteria that live in thesoil rain also gets the smell from plantoils and minerals released from the soila man named steve feltham holds theguinness world record for the longesttime spent lookingfor the loch ness monster he camped atloch nessfor over 28 years i hear that when hewas tiredyou could see him dragging oldmattresses are notably heavier than thenew onesbecause of the stuff they collect duringtheir lifetimethis debris is flaked off skin dustmiteshuman and animal hair sand soilpollen and many more things you probablydon’t want to hear aboutnow seahorses pair up for life and oftentravel around together holding eachother’s tailsby the way it’s the male that carriesthe couple’s eggsyou know about albinism but what aboutits oppositemelonism melanistic animals have toomuch dark pigment in their skinfeathers or hair and unlike theirlight-colored counterpartsthey look almost black the wordfacetious has five vowels inalphabetical orderif you consider why a vowel then theword facetiouslyhas all six and in case you’re wonderingalmostis the longest english word with all itsletters in alphabetical orderthe cougar is a guinness record holderbecause it has more names than any otheranimalit’s known as the panther mountain lionpumaand 40 other english 25 native northamericanand 18 native south american names herekittyniagara falls has moved back about sevenmilesin the past twelve thousand years due toerosion at the baseluckily the rate of this process hasreduced over the past few decadesand the waterfall might eventually stopmoving and stay where it isnow the first watermelons were extremelybitter or simply bland they wereoriginally cultivated in africajust for their water content if yourecycle a single glass jaryou’ll have enough energy to keep yourtv running for fourhours astronauts claim that spacesmells like a searing steak or barbecueexactly this odor hangs around aftersomeone finishes a spacewalk other astronauts say space smellslike heated metalstorm clouds may seem to turn dark butit’s just an illusionthin clouds on a sunny day let the lightthrough and scatter all the colors ofthe light spectrumthis makes us perceive the clouds aswhite but the thicker clouds areand the more water they contain the lesslight they transmitthus they look darker leaves don’treally change colorsthey just lose their green pigment thegreen usually masks the other colorsred orange and yellow so without itthose warmer hues becomevisible and leaves lose this greenpigment chlorophyll in the fallbecause there’s less sunlight thechlorophyll can turn into foodyour own body makes bug bites swell anditchwhen a mosquito breaks your skin yourimmune system perceives the insectsaliva as a foreign substanceand starts making histamine that stuffsends more blood to the bitewhich causes the area to swell histaminealso sends a signal to the nearby nervesmaking you itch zebras probably havetheir stripes as protection from bugbitesthe stripes seem to dazzle the insectsand they can’t make a controlled landingthey either come in too fast and try toavoid the collision at the last momentor they bump into the zebra and bounceoffmost salt in oceans and seas comes fromlandrainwater which is a bit acidic flowsover rocks and erodes themthe water collects the dissolved saltand other mineralsbut is still drinkable at this pointonce it gets to the oceansome minerals get removed from the waterbut not the saltadditional saltiness comes fromunderwater volcanic activityand hydrothermal vents nowrain makes you drowsy because the sky isovercastand without sunlight your body producesmelatoninthe very hormone that makes you sleepyat night the rhythmic rain sound iscomfortingand creates so-called pink noise whichdecreases your brain activityand improves your sleep quality theocean isn’t blueper se it just seems like it itstrademark bluish hueappears because the water absorbs allcolors from the warmer part of the lightspectrumyellow orange and red this works like afilter that leaves behind the blue greencolor we can seenow your dog licks you because it makesthem feel goodit releases endorphins in the animal’sbody making your pooch feelsafe comfortable and happy it alsorelieves most of the stress your petfeelsplus licking is one of the ways yourdoggie can show you affectionnow cats regularly lick themselves toprevent skin oils from gathering ontheir furbut it also makes their coats lesswaterproof than let’s say a dog’sthat’s why when cats get wet their furbecomes very heavyand they don’t like it one bit yourstomachit growls when you’re hungry becauseyour digestive muscles are contractingto sort of warm up in preparation forthe coming meal they continue tocontract even after you eatyou just can’t hear it anymore becausethe food in your stomach is muffling thesoundnow no one knows for sure why we call itblack fridayprobably because stores now open in themiddle of the nightbut originally it was likely used todescribe all the heavy traffic dependingon this daya hippo skin gives off a red oil thatprotects the animal from sunburnyes you could say hippos use sunblockonly their unnatural spf doubles as anantibiotic cream toonow moose have such sensitive antlersthat they can feel a fly landing on themthere are real flying dragons in therainforest of southeast asiabut if you’re expecting a massive firebreathing reptilesoaring over the poor townspeople toughluckit’s a tiny little lizard about the sizeof your hand andit doesn’t really fly it glides over ashort distanceor falling with styleyou might know of poisonous plants andvenomous reptiles and arachnidsbut there are poisonous birds too thetoxins in their bodies feathersand skin make it dangerous for predatorsto eat themstarfish can cover their prey with theirstomachs and eat it outside the bodythen they simply bring their stomachsback insidewell that’s handy their relativessee cucumbers can do the same partytrick except they leave part of theirguts behind to scare their attackerit’s okay the missing parts quickly growbackcrows and ravens are the smartest andsneakiest birds on eartha raven will follow one another longenough to find out where the other guyis hiding his foodthen the sneaky stalker takes it forhimselfbut the brainiest of them all is the newcaledonian crowit makes complex tools like hooks andspears to getinsects out from their hidey holes intrees and branchesa koala’s fingerprints are almostidentical to human onesdolphins have highly developedcommunicationthey call each other by name that iseach dolphin responds to a specificsoundmostly they say stop calling me flippera bird’s feathers weigh more than itsskeleton so therethe most fearless beast on earth thatreally doesn’t careis the honey badger they have virtuallyno enemiesbecause they’re not afraid of anyone onehoney badger can take on a whole pack oflions and come outunscathed these hardcore honey loversare also resistant to snake venomso yeah there’s that their cousin theeuropean badgerbuilds extensive underground burrowscalled setsthey have tunnels and room-likeoffshoots for everybodyfoxes and rabbits are welcome to sharethe home as long as they abide by thesestricthygiene rules the praying mantis has anear between its legs the insect uses itas a sonarkind of like bats sea turtles areconstantly cryingthey’re not sad or anything the weepingis only because they excreteexcess salts from the body through tearsthe black swift is a mysterious birdthat liveseats and even sleeps in the sky theydon’t land for months at a timewhich is why so little is known aboutthem the distance they fly over alifespanis like going to the moon 14 times fishcan fly toothanks to their wing-like fins flyingfish can soar a distance of about 600feetalmost as long as two football fieldsthey need flight to escape frompredatorsa google is a number followed by 100zerosi dare you to write that down countingthe zeros one by onea computer term there’s a bug in thesystem emerged in 1946when an actual moth got trapped inside arelay calculator at harvardsquirrels accidentally plant millions oftrees every yearbecause they forget where they burytheir egg cornoh that’s nuts a rainbow that happens atnight is calleda wait for it moonbow they’re mostlywhite and very rarethe first microwave was invented bypercy spencer in 1945.the engineer received only two bucks forhis discoverythat’s equivalent to thirty dollarstodaya giraffe’s neck can reach up to sixfeet in lengthyet it contains the same number of bonesas the human neckin 2009 a team of scientists went on anexpedition to loch ness laketo locate the famous monster to theirsurprisethey found more than 100 000 golf ballsinsteadtim storms holds the guinness worldrecord for the deepestvoice he reached notes that were so lowonly elephants could hear how many wordsfor snow do you knowthe scottish have 421 words for the coldfluffy stuffsome of them are fifal spitters andsnowpalthernow i want to watch the scottish tvweatherman i’ll bet that’s entertainingthe skin of a polar bear is actuallyblack but because its furis clear that’s right it ain’t white andthe strands are hollowthey scatter light this creates theillusion that it’s whitelike fifal just like our fingersour tongue has its own unique print wealso have around000 taste buds and each of them has anaverage lifespan of 10 daysi’m tasting a pattern here in theenglish languageif you spelled out all the numbers you’dhave to count up to 1 000 before youcame across the lettera try it in 1815indonesia’s mount tambora had thebiggest volcanic eruption in humanhistoryit lasted two weeks it created an ashlayer in our planet’s atmosphereand 1816 became the year without asummera day wasn’t always 24 hours four and ahalf billion years agoit was only four hours that was becausethe moon was

The change in eye color helps reindeer eyes capture more light during dark winter months in the Arctic. 

80 Interesting Facts

  1. well you’ve probably noticed that the
  2. colder it is outside
  3. the louder the snow crunches under your
  4. feet
  5. it happens because when the snow
  6. compresses teeny ice greens
  7. rub against each other the lower the
  8. temperature the greater the friction
  9. between the ice grains
  10. and the louder the crunching sound is
  11. hey yes no can you hold it down over
  12. there
  13. thanks adult cats only meow to
  14. communicate with us humans
  15. kittens can meow at their moms but grown
  16. cats don’t interact with each other this
  17. way
  18. scientists have even found that these
  19. animals are great manipulators when it
  20. comes to cat human dialogue
  21. cats can change the pitch of their meows
  22. so that they sound more like crying
  23. babies
  24. they’ve long figured out that this way
  25. they get more food and attention
  26. a reindeer’s eyes change color from gold
  27. in the summer
  28. to baby blue in the winter such a color
  29. shift improves the animal’s vision
  30. because it influences the way the light
  31. gets reflected through the retina
  32. escalator brushes weren’t designed to
  33. clean our shoes
  34. they were invented for much more
  35. important safety reasons
  36. you see escalators tend to break when
  37. people stand too close to their edges
  38. between the side of an escalator and the
  39. wall there’s a gap
  40. it’s almost unnoticeable but if
  41. something like a piece of clothing gets
  42. inside
  43. it may get stuck in the maze of motors
  44. and gears
  45. then the escalator can not only break
  46. down but also damage the foreign object
  47. escalator brushes prevent such accidents
  48. by scaring you away from
  49. nearing the gap as soon as you feel the
  50. bristles on your leg
  51. you instinctively move away
  52. just one bolt of lightning will provide
  53. enough energy for a two-slice toaster
  54. to work for 84 000 minutes it’s also
  55. enough time to cook almost
  56. 100 000 slices of toast really
  57. getting goosebumps when you’re
  58. frightened goes back to the times
  59. when you could only fend off a predator
  60. if you look scarier than your opponent
  61. when you get goosebumps all the tiny
  62. hairs on your body stand up
  63. supposedly making you bigger and more
  64. intimidating
  65. yeah that works for me roosters can be
  66. exceptionally loud
  67. and the question is how do they not go
  68. deaf if this thundering noise is coming
  69. right out of their beaks
  70. simple they have a natural mechanism
  71. that works as built-in earplugs
  72. once a rooster opens its beak and gets
  73. ready to crow
  74. its auditory canals close off and no
  75. sound can come in
  76. that’s not quite fair isn’t it airlines
  77. have minimized the space
  78. allotted to our gluteus maximus from a
  79. comfy 34 inches per seat
  80. to a tight 29. candy’s confusing

same

shrink-flation but what do you call it

when just the price shrinks

a bargain not only have library fines

been shrinking

some libraries have ditched them all

together

ironically this made their losses shrink

too

people return more books when they

aren’t penalized

as you age it’s harder to lose weight

everywhere except the brain

after age 40 we lose about five percent

of our brain weight a decade

we shrink each day that we spend walking

or sitting

the pads between our vertebrae get

compressed by the weight of all the

spine above them

but these pads puff up again while we

sleep

until we hit 40 when those discs stop

plumping up like they used to on average

men will lose about an inch and women

will lose two inches

not the gum we chew with our teeth but

the gums holding them together

as we age our gums recede giving the

impression that our teeth are getting

longer

hence the expression long in the tooth a

microsoft study found that

while people had an average attention

span of 12 seconds in the year 2000

it’s now dropped to 8 seconds

that’s less than a goldfish they will

focus for 9 seconds

the ads we watch are designed to shrink

once shot commercials get cut into a

variety of shorter lengths

after you’ve seen the one minute version

expect a 45 second

30 second and a 15 second version to

follow

15 seconds is plenty because the time we

need to pick up media cues has also

shrunk

that’s why the action in old movies

seems so

slow throughout the 1900s

product jingles for brands like coke and

pepsi were written as songs

complete with verses and bridges today

the 30-second version of a commercial is

the most common show

it’s simply not enough time for the

whole song

but you can still fit in we are farmers

around 360 million years ago there was

so much

oxygen in the air that the earth was

home to giant

insects some of them could spread their

wings up to 28 inches in length

that’s a big bug the word

okay stands for all correct yup

200 years ago it was fashionable to go

around and misspell things for fun

when a newspaper editor wrote all

correct with an o

and a k somebody picked it up

our hands and toes wrinkle when we spend

time in the water

in order to improve our grip when trying

to get wet or submerged

objects before trees appeared on earth

the land was overtaken with giant

mushrooms that could reach 24 feet in

height

that’s as tall as a giraffe

before lobsters became a delicacy that

only rich people could afford

they were considered a low-quality food

that was only served to the poor

a few hundred years ago even fishermen

use lobsters to bake fish

and fertilize their crops hey

camels have three eyelids to protect

their eyes from sand

two of the eyelids have eyelashes and

the third one is a thin

membrane that acts as a wiper that

cleans dirt from the eyes

unlike regular eyelids the membrane

layer closes

000 times per day if we were to count

how long our eyes remain closed

it would equal a half an hour

the infinity sign is actually called a

lemna skate

and no matter how big a number you think

of it’s always closer to zero

than infinity the rarest blood type

isn’t a b

negative but something called rh null

blood

in the last 50 years only 43 people were

found to have it

because it’s so difficult to find it’s

considered the golden blood

and it’s worth as much as the precious

metal

you know rain has no scent but that

lovely smell that we sniff when it rains

comes from bacteria that live in the

soil rain also gets the smell from plant

oils and minerals released from the soil

a man named steve feltham holds the

guinness world record for the longest

time spent looking

for the loch ness monster he camped at

loch ness

for over 28 years i hear that when he

was tired

you could see him dragging old

mattresses are notably heavier than the

new ones

because of the stuff they collect during

their lifetime

this debris is flaked off skin dust

mites

human and animal hair sand soil

pollen and many more things you probably

don’t want to hear about

now seahorses pair up for life and often

travel around together holding each

other’s tails

by the way it’s the male that carries

the couple’s eggs

you know about albinism but what about

its opposite

melonism melanistic animals have too

much dark pigment in their skin

feathers or hair and unlike their

light-colored counterparts

they look almost black the word

facetious has five vowels in

alphabetical order

if you consider why a vowel then the

word facetiously

has all six and in case you’re wondering

almost

is the longest english word with all its

letters in alphabetical order

the cougar is a guinness record holder

because it has more names than any other

animal

it’s known as the panther mountain lion

puma

and 40 other english 25 native north

american

and 18 native south american names here

kitty

niagara falls has moved back about seven

miles

in the past twelve thousand years due to

erosion at the base

luckily the rate of this process has

reduced over the past few decades

and the waterfall might eventually stop

moving and stay where it is

now the first watermelons were extremely

bitter or simply bland they were

originally cultivated in africa

just for their water content if you

recycle a single glass jar

you’ll have enough energy to keep your

tv running for four

hours astronauts claim that space

smells like a searing steak or barbecue

exactly this odor hangs around after

someone finishes a space

walk other astronauts say space smells

like heated metal

storm clouds may seem to turn dark but

it’s just an illusion

thin clouds on a sunny day let the light

through and scatter all the colors of

the light spectrum

this makes us perceive the clouds as

white but the thicker clouds are

and the more water they contain the less

light they transmit

thus they look darker leaves don’t

really change colors

they just lose their green pigment the

green usually masks the other colors

red orange and yellow so without it

those warmer hues become

visible and leaves lose this green

pigment chlorophyll in the fall

because there’s less sunlight the

chlorophyll can turn into food

your own body makes bug bites swell and

itch

when a mosquito breaks your skin your

immune system perceives the insect

saliva as a foreign substance

and starts making histamine that stuff

sends more blood to the bite

which causes the area to swell histamine

also sends a signal to the nearby nerves

making you itch zebras probably have

their stripes as protection from bug

bites

the stripes seem to dazzle the insects

and they can’t make a controlled landing

they either come in too fast and try to

avoid the collision at the last moment

or they bump into the zebra and bounce

off

most salt in oceans and seas comes from

land

rainwater which is a bit acidic flows

over rocks and erodes them

the water collects the dissolved salt

and other minerals

but is still drinkable at this point

once it gets to the ocean

some minerals get removed from the water

but not the salt

additional saltiness comes from

underwater volcanic activity

and hydrothermal vents now

rain makes you drowsy because the sky is

overcast

and without sunlight your body produces

melatonin

the very hormone that makes you sleepy

at night the rhythmic rain sound is

comforting

and creates so-called pink noise which

decreases your brain activity

and improves your sleep quality the

ocean isn’t blue

per se it just seems like it its

trademark bluish hue

appears because the water absorbs all

colors from the warmer part of the light

spectrum

yellow orange and red this works like a

filter that leaves behind the blue green

color we can see

now your dog licks you because it makes

them feel good

it releases endorphins in the animal’s

body making your pooch feel

safe comfortable and happy it also

relieves most of the stress your pet

feels

plus licking is one of the ways your

doggie can show you affection

now cats regularly lick themselves to

prevent skin oils from gathering on

their fur

but it also makes their coats less

waterproof than let’s say a dog’s

that’s why when cats get wet their fur

becomes very heavy

and they don’t like it one bit your

stomach

it growls when you’re hungry because

your digestive muscles are contracting

to sort of warm up in preparation for

the coming meal they continue to

contract even after you eat

you just can’t hear it anymore because

the food in your stomach is muffling the

sound

now no one knows for sure why we call it

black friday

probably because stores now open in the

middle of the night

but originally it was likely used to

describe all the heavy traffic depending

on this day

a hippo skin gives off a red oil that

protects the animal from sunburn

yes you could say hippos use sunblock

only their unnatural spf doubles as an

antibiotic cream too

now moose have such sensitive antlers

that they can feel a fly landing on them

there are real flying dragons in the

rainforest of southeast asia

but if you’re expecting a massive fire

breathing reptile

soaring over the poor townspeople tough

luck

it’s a tiny little lizard about the size

of your hand and

it doesn’t really fly it glides over a

short distance

or falling with style

you might know of poisonous plants and

venomous reptiles and arachnids

but there are poisonous birds too the

toxins in their bodies feathers

and skin make it dangerous for predators

to eat them

starfish can cover their prey with their

stomachs and eat it outside the body

then they simply bring their stomachs

back inside

well that’s handy their relatives

see cucumbers can do the same party

trick except they leave part of their

guts behind to scare their attacker

it’s okay the missing parts quickly grow

back

crows and ravens are the smartest and

sneakiest birds on earth

a raven will follow one another long

enough to find out where the other guy

is hiding his food

then the sneaky stalker takes it for

himself

but the brainiest of them all is the new

caledonian crow

it makes complex tools like hooks and

spears to get

insects out from their hidey holes in

trees and branches

a koala’s fingerprints are almost

identical to human ones

dolphins have highly developed

communication

they call each other by name that is

each dolphin responds to a specific

sound

mostly they say stop calling me flipper

a bird’s feathers weigh more than its

skeleton so there

the most fearless beast on earth that

really doesn’t care

is the honey badger they have virtually

no enemies

because they’re not afraid of anyone one

honey badger can take on a whole pack of

lions and come out

unscathed these hardcore honey lovers

are also resistant to snake venom

so yeah there’s that their cousin the

european badger

builds extensive underground burrows

called sets

they have tunnels and room-like

offshoots for everybody

foxes and rabbits are welcome to share

the home as long as they abide by these

strict

hygiene rules the praying mantis has an

ear between its legs the insect uses it

as a sonar

kind of like bats sea turtles are

constantly crying

they’re not sad or anything the weeping

is only because they excrete

excess salts from the body through tears

the black swift is a mysterious bird

that lives

eats and even sleeps in the sky they

don’t land for months at a time

which is why so little is known about

them the distance they fly over a

lifespan

is like going to the moon 14 times fish

can fly too

thanks to their wing-like fins flying

fish can soar a distance of about 600

feet

almost as long as two football fields

they need flight to escape from

predators

a google is a number followed by 100

zeros

i dare you to write that down counting

the zeros one by one

a computer term there’s a bug in the

system emerged in 1946

when an actual moth got trapped inside a

relay calculator at harvard

squirrels accidentally plant millions of

trees every year

because they forget where they bury

their egg corn

oh that’s nuts a rainbow that happens at

night is called

a wait for it moonbow they’re mostly

white and very rare

the first microwave was invented by

percy spencer in 1945.

the engineer received only two bucks for

his discovery

that’s equivalent to thirty dollars

today

a giraffe’s neck can reach up to six

feet in length

yet it contains the same number of bones

as the human neck

in 2009 a team of scientists went on an

expedition to loch ness lake

to locate the famous monster to their

surprise

they found more than 100 000 golf balls

instead

tim storms holds the guinness world

record for the deepest

voice he reached notes that were so low

only elephants could hear how many words

for snow do you know

the scottish have 421 words for the cold

fluffy stuff

some of them are fifal spitters and

snowpalther

now i want to watch the scottish tv

weatherman i’ll bet that’s entertaining

the skin of a polar bear is actually

black but because its fur

is clear that’s right it ain’t white and

the strands are hollow

they scatter light this creates the

illusion that it’s white

like fifal just like our fingers

our tongue has its own unique print we

also have around

000 taste buds and each of them has an

average lifespan of 10 days

i’m tasting a pattern here in the

english language

if you spelled out all the numbers you’d

have to count up to 1 000 before you

came across the letter

a try it in 1815

indonesia’s mount tambora had the

biggest volcanic eruption in human

history

it lasted two weeks it created an ash

layer in our planet’s atmosphere

and 1816 became the year without a

summer

a day wasn’t always 24 hours four and a

half billion years ago

it was only four hours that was because

the moon was

 

Share This Article
Leave a comment