25 WEIRD Science Facts You May Not Know

You won't believe these weird science facts. You can see these weird science facts in action everywhere (even in your house)! Here are 25 weird science facts you may not know.

After you learn about these weird science facts, you are going to see the world around you differently. These weird science facts will even change the way you look at what you eat! See our full list of 25 weird science facts you may not know (and our photo credits and sources) and don’t forget to leave us a comment on the video to let us know which of these weird science facts you think is the weirdest:

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The science world is full of weird facts. For example, did you know that 10% of Europeans are immune to the HIV virus? Or how about the weird science fact that Luna moths have no mouth? In case this science fact makes you sad, your tears contain natural painkillers! Oh, and by the way, sunflowers are used to clean up nuclear waste. These are only four of the 25 weird science facts found on today’s video. Wait until you learn about the grass’ distress signal, the weight of clouds, the octopus’ many brains, the strongest creature on earth, and the dark secret of coffee. Get ready because the weird science facts on today’s video are going to blow your mind!

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[chrisfarris]

I like how you put the sources in the corner of this video. very professional.

[MAGICBaNaNAz]

26.

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[g.d.c]

"And reduses stress"


Have you played Dark Souls my friend.

[DJaquithFL]

*24* Farting requires an active sphincter, when you die that muscle is no longer held closed. Yeah gas comes out but not as a fart .. perhaps origins of _silent killer?_

[Donkeyearsa]

I'm or I'm almost 100% European but I'm not going to test to see if I'm immune to the HIV virus . I'm not that much interested in playing Russian Roulette.

[NightmaresBeforeBedtime]

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[GamingEnforcer]

How is number 1 not on a list of the most terrifying things on planet earth? It's farts fire and lives almost everywhere? That's pretty terrifying.

[trinidougla]

The information was clear and concise and interesting to a non science lover like myself. Well done

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[billcampbell]

#GrassInPain   You're killing me!    lol

[EmmaSelwood]

it's not just sunflowers that can pick up radiation. Basically any Plant that is feeding water or nutrients up from the soil, until it is using photosynthesis instead. So the younger plants, almost all quicker growing ones, will pick up anything in the soil. Chrysanthamum's are pretty much the best plant for picking up ANYTHING in the soil. great job with your awesome lists ! - Emma (Royal Horticultural Society).

[Blockman]

4:40 Holy shit Velociraptors the size of Turkey... oh wait, a turkey

[the_timinator]

How about, "25 Greatest Regrets." A list of people, past and present, who regret something they said/did.

[GaryAa]

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[catherineglamm]

The raptors from "that one dinosaur park franchise" are actually based on Deinonychus, not utahraptor, and was changed to velociraptor by the book's author to sound more intimidating. They were fairly accurate based on what we knew of the creatures at the time, other than their size being greatly exaggerated. Utahraptor wasn't discovered until after the movie's release, but was nicknamed "Spielberg's raptor", due to the strange resemblance to his and Michael Crichton's monster.

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