10 Mind-Blowing Facts You Won’t Believe! | Fun & Fact English

10 Amazing Facts Part 13
Discover 10 astonishing facts that will blow your mind in our latest video on Fun & Fact English! From planets where it rains molten glass to creatures that can survive in space, we dive into some of the most intriguing and mind-bending facts out there. Did you know Cleopatra was actually Greek or that you can charge your phone with a lemon? Whether it’s the first computer bug being a real insect or a parrot cracking a murder case with its last words, these facts will surprise and fascinate you!

In this video, we cover:

A planet where it rains molten glass sideways!
The immortal space creature known as the tardigrade!
Cleopatra’s surprising Greek heritage!
The real origin of the term “computer bug”!
The tree that bleeds when cut!
Why you get chills and the science behind it!
The surprising health benefits of eating pizza for breakfast!
How to visit two countries at once in one town!
Charging your phone with a lemon—science or magic?
A parrot that helped solve a murder case with its last words!
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