30 Short Random Facts You Didn't Expect to Hear

Something that never gets boring is knowing random facts, as long as they are interesting of course! If you’ve been looking for some nice ice-breakers or just fun conversation starters, arm yourself with cool, unbelievable, and very interesting facts.

Twins can be born several months apart. The ostrich's eyes are bigger than its brain. A baby's likely to have more than 5 fingers on its hand if one of its parents has the same condition. Your taste receptors won't work without saliva. And you still can hear how the Universe was created around 13.8 billion years ago! Are these real facts or old wives' tales? Let's figure it out!

TIMESTAMPS:
Donut-shaped brain 0:27
The longest time between the birth of twins 1:24
Why your shoelaces keep untying 1:58
How you can see white blood cells 2:16
Seawater instead of blood 2:51
Are you scared of beards? 3:18
The Ring of Fire 3:39
You can hear how the Universe was created 4:24
How long it would take to reach the Moon 4:51
Why ostriches run in circles 5:30
A photon journey 5:58
Who has 32 brains and 10 stomachs 6:58
"Prunes" instead of "Cheese" 7:11
Polydactyly 7:25
Teeth in the stomach 7:57

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[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Speaking about "cheese", do you smile in photos? 😁

[emmanuk]

Imagine sitting in a lake and just see a planet chillin there

[sharondolanstyles]

All I heard was "Starfish don't have a centralised brain."
I'm just like, "Patrick. That explains it." 😂😂

[righttrue]

Those fingers could come in handy when playing piano pieces.

[raitosaber]

Octopus: “hurts it brain if it eats big food”
Me: well if I was an octopus I would not have a lot of brain cells

[Scelx]

3:58
Did anyone else realize this before watching this video and thought something was wrong with their nose?

[vanessanguyen]

When I was younger, I saw dots at night and I told my mom and she took me to see a doctor lol

[rawanalafnan]

Who just scroll into the comments 😂😂😂 I see you smart boy/girl

[HereIsWisdom]

2:33–when I was a kid, I noticed these dots, and I used to think I conjured them by shaking my head or closing my eyes real hard! I had to look up into the sky to see them.

[brandonxia]

When I was young, I thought before certain time, the world was black and white and it became colorful. Lol

[thmayesha]

5:16 So my question is: when there wasn't any tv how were those dreams of people?

[ashokkumarrai]

2:35 for my entire life I was wondering what were the...now I know....

[Namine]

The tooth thing does work... When I was younger, around 4 or 6 years old I was playing with my big brother, and an accident happened, and I lost my tooth so my mother took the tooth, and put it back in place, and told me not to move. It worked my tooth was saved. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[KyleTheStalker.]

Ostrich: seeing is more important than thinking
Everyone who works with ostrich’s: sounds about right

[dewlix]

Me and my sister book a lot of like we look so much alike that she unlocks my face recognition oh my phone and we are 3 years apart

[stable_mate]

I’m an equestrian and one of the first horses I rode died today and you always make me happy!



















I’m still sad though

[zthehuman]

Scared of opening your eyes? That would be pretty common if everyone was in water....

[introbirth]

Who else thinks they messed up the fingers in the thumbnail

[uzairsajid]

2:16 That was my question that I could never explain to somebody 😂😂😂

[pikazacian]

My science teacher used to live in Phoenix, Arizona and one day he saw a police officer chasing an ostrich, fully grown, down the road at full speed ON FOOT 🤣 if you don’t know why that’s funny ostriches can run as fast as cars