50 random and interesting facts about virtually everything

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1. To protect themselves from vicious defeats, African elephants are getting ready without a struggle, which unfortunately hurts their breed as well.
2. The scientific name of the giant antiemetic is the Marykaphaga traditicella. It means “ants eat with three fingers”.
3. Cigarette filters were made of cork, which added to the look of today.
4. In 1923, hockey suffered a severe heart attack but lost his horse and won the race, making him the first and only jockey to win the race after his death.
5. At birth, the baby panda is smaller than the mouse.
6. There is no railway system in Iceland.
7. The most significant known number is 17,425,170 digits — the new primary number 2 increases by itself 57,885,161 times, minus 1.
8. Forrest Fan, an art dealer and author, hid the chest of more than a million dollars worth of treasures in the Rocky Mountains. It hasn’t been found yet.
9. The lead singer of the offspring started attending school to pursue a doctorate in molecular biology while in the band. He graduated in May 2017.
10. A 15-year-old child in New Zealand composed the world’s most giant grand piano.
11. To keep the Nazis away, a Polish doctor called the typhus epidemic fake. The strategy raised 8,000 people.
12. With the release of the 1996 movie Scream, in which an anonymous killer had called and killed his victims, the use of Caller IDs tripled in the United States.
13. The ancient Greeks invented this dog collar to protect their dogs from wolf attacks.
14. Jack Daniels (founder of the Whiskey) dies kicking Saif. When he kicked, he broke his leg, causing an infection. He eventually died of blood poisoning.
15. Metal Gear Solid 3 has a boss who can be beaten for a week without playing — or changing the date.
16. Roman – Persian wars are the longest in history, lasting more than 680 years. They began in 54 BC and ended in 628 AD.
17. Elton John once tried to commit suicide by sticking his head in the oven and down on open windows. He was found and stopped by his best friend, Bernie To open.
18. If you translate “Jesus” from Hebrew to English, the correct translation is “Joshua”. The name “Jesus” comes from this translation in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English.
19. Ed Sheeran purchased the LA ticket without contact. He was spotted by Jamie Foxx, who offered to use his recording studio and a bed in his Hollywood home for six weeks.
20. German chocolate cake is named after an American baker named Samuel German.
21. The first service forest was established in Germany during the First World War. Animal care is a mid-16th century issue.
22. An 11-year-old girl suggested a name for Pluto after the Roman god of the underworld.
23. Platoon’s computer wife, SpongeBob’s voice actor, and Karen’s voice actor have been married since 1995.
24. Gilberto Baccira, an Italian banker, is considered the modern-day Robin Hood. Over the course of 7 years, he secretly diverted one million euros from the poorer classes to qualify for loans. He did no good and avoided jail in 2018 due to the issue of application costs.
25. On the octopus and squids. Lime is made of keratin – the same material as bird lime and our nails are also made.
26. It is estimated that 50% of the gold applied to the earth came from South Africa for the only time: Witwatersrand.
27. 75% of the world’s food is made from just 12 plants and five different animals.
28. The original Star Wars premiered in 1977 in the United States on only 32 screens.
29. During the Second World War, the British government chanted “keep peace and care” to encourage citizens to remain strong.
30. Apple paid a couple $ 7 1.7 million for a plot of their land, worth only $ 181,700.
31. The scientific term for cerebral freezing is “spinoplatin ganglionuria”.
32. The Canadian “regrets” say that a law was passed in 2009, declaring that the waiver could not be used as evidence of a crime.
33. Back when dinosaurs were present, some volcanoes burst onto the moon.
34. The only letter that does not appear on the periodic table is j.
35. A habit of intelligent humans is easily offended by people around but does not say anything to avoid meaningless reasoning.
36. If polar bears and grizzly bears are companions, their offspring are called “pizza beers”.
37. In 2006, a Coca-Cola employee offered to sell Coca-Cola secrets to Pepsi. Pepsi responded by reporting to Coca-Cola.
38. Two AI chat bits were created by Facebook to talk to each other, but they started talking in their own language.
39. Nintendo trademarked the phrase “It’s like Donkey Kong” in 2010.
40. The name of “shotgun” when riding a car came from the term “shotgun messenger”.
41. Leonardo DiCaprio’s famous line in the Titanic, “I’m the king of the world!” Was created.
42. A single piece of spaghetti is called “spaghetti.”
43. There is a difference between coffins and coffins. The coffins are usually tapered and six-sided, while the coffins are rectangular.
44. Sunflowers can help clean up radioactive soil. Japan is using it to restore Fukushima. About 10,000 packets of sunflower seeds have been sold to the people of the city.
45. To leave the party without telling anyone is called in English, “French exit”. In French, it is called “partnering” for leaving it like English.
46. If you cut cactus in Arizona, you could be sentenced to 25 years. This is like cutting down a protected tree species.
47. The Buddha, commonly seen in sculptures and paintings, is an entirely different person. The original Buddha was incredibly thin due to his deprivation.
48. In Colorado, USA, it is still an active volcano. It was the last time the pyramids were being built in Egypt.
49. The first movie to feature a motion picture soundtrack was Snow White and Seven Divers.
50. If you move your car keys to your head, this increases the remote signal limit.