That white fur polar bears seem to sport is actually two layers of clear fur that appear white to the human eye. Underneath that coat, their skin is actually black.
While people in English-speaking countries tend to say “achoo” and French-speaking countries go with the similar sounding “atchoum,” Germans say “hatschi” and the Japanese say “hakshun.” And for more great trivia, here are the 30 major city names you’re pronouncing all wrong.
Barbie’s full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. Ken’s full name is Kenneth Carson.
The brand trademarked the color and a Texas judge ruled that similar colors, even with different names, can’t be used by other telecom companies.
Spain’s national anthem,“Marcha Real,” or “Royal March,” doesn’t have any official lyrics. It was written as a military march, and as such, was not intended to be sung.
If you’ve ever wondered how your cat seems to hear every little noise from rooms away, blame it on their highly-developed ears. A cat’s ear contains 32 muscles, some of which account for their aural aptitude, providing their ears with a wide range of motion to detect sound.
If the sun were hollow, you could fit a million Piles of earth inside it.
Let’s hope you were paying attention in high school if you’re going to visit the Pope.
Unfortunately, this cute little dance only happens before it sprays you, so get out of there ASAP.
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