25 Unusual Facts to Spice Up Your Next Discussion

Did you know there’s an animal out there with a disappearing anus? No way, José? Well, get ready for a whole lot of “way” moments because today, we’re serving up a smorgasbord of unusual facts that will have you saying, “Whaaaaat?!” Here are 25 Unusual Facts to Spice Up Your Next Discussion

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From plants that eat rats to poker games with odds crazier than a conspiracy theory, we’ve got it all. So, grab a snack (because you’re going to want to sit down for this), and join me for another journey into the bizarre! Here are 25 Unusual Facts to Spice Up Your Next Discussion

Author: Hestie Bernard
Music: Tubby Dub by Quincas Moreira

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Ants Take "Micro-Breaks"
1:02 - The One Temperature Where Celsius & Fahrenheit Agree
1:39 - McDonald's Serves Spaghetti in the Philippines
2:23 - Lonely Mouth Syndrome
2:49 - The Statue of Liberty's Forgotten Job
3:31 - A Freefall Fun Fact
4:15 - From Here to There (and then some!)
4:52 - America's Favorite Pie Is Not American At All
5:41 - The Crown Jewels' Most Famous Diamonds
6:15 - The Academy Juvenile Award
6:53 - Interesting Odds
7:32 - The Wine Major
8:13 - Moonflower Magic
9:15 - Comforting Trunks
9:47 - Cryptic Pregnancies
10:40 - 45 Days and Counting
11:13 - The Fish That Queue
11:47 - The Only Sport Ever Played on the Moon
12:21 - The Longest Tennis Match Ever Played
12:51 - The Meteor Nobody Saw Coming
13:23 - Can't Sleep? Try Onions
13:46 - Nicotine and Insects
14:11 - The Philippines Has a Plant That Eats Rats!
14:41 - An Evolutionary Oddity
15:25 - The Telltale Toots
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[GaryAa]

My favorite is the Baby Elephant Who uses his trunk as a pacifier.

[thDecember]

The alluring Moonflower. When I lived in Texas I grew a Moonflower vine, and its fragrance was absolutely heavenly. If you live in a climate where it will grow, it's a fantastic addition to your landscape.

[BeckyAnn]

I was one of those 1 in 2500 babies. Mommy THOUGHT she was, but her docs kept giving her excuse after excuse (You're an obese woman, it's early menopause, it's acid reflux, etc) 3 hours before I was born, an ER nurse asked her if she had these symptoms before. She said yes, 20 years prior when she had my sister. The nurse looked at Mommy & said, 'Well, guess what? You're in labor.'

[Kerosene.Dreams]

Moonflowers are my absolute favorite plant and I adored growing them. They are indeed magickal.

[randalmayeux]

I love moonflowers. I have them planted under a trellis and trained on it on my front porch, and I have some in the backyard as well. They are beautiful and the smell is incredible! They are members of the morning glory family.

[ttjyhzv]

Oh my God, as soon as you said knowing is half the battle. I yelled out GI. Joe, I remember that that's awesome

[EmilyJelassi]

I love that the moonflower smells like lemons!! Very interesting list😊❤

[sparkyprojects]

Minus 40 is also known as 40 below
Apparently, if you fell all the way through the earth, not only will you bounce back like on a rubber band, it will take the same time as the ISS orbit, according to neil degrasse tyson
In my foshpond several years ago, i had a pump that had a partial circulation back into the pond, the fish would queue to get into the stream to be pushed to the other end of the pond and swim back to the queue, they were ghost koi and goldfish.

[jerelull]

List25 is always a fun way to pass some time.

[veronicamorgan]

I enjoy your lists way more than I probably should. Gives me ammunition for trivia night. 💜

[Topfactsvn]

This was such a fun and informative watch! The part about baby elephants sucking their trunks for comfort was adorable, and the idea of a temperature where Celsius and Fahrenheit agree is wild. Keep up the amazing content

[jgpisiv]

So instead of rat traps we can buy the rat killer plant better for the environment

[luiscuevas]

DUDE! I used to watch you years back. I'm so glad I stumbled on your channel again. I'm going to binge watch everything. Thank you !

[lesnyk]

I did the calculation of falling to the center of the earth while studying for my degree way longer ago than I'm going to admit here. As you pointed out, it assumes (incorrectly) that the earth is a perfectly homogenous sphere, so the exercise is more of a mind game than a proven fact - but IF conditions were impossibly perfect, it would take a shade over 42 minutes to fall to the core. And IF you'd dug the hole all the way through the earth, and IF there were no air resistance, you'd be falling so fast you'd shoot past the core and up out the other end of the hole, slowing down for the same reason you speeded up falling into it. When you finally reached the other end, you'd have slowed to a stop. If you didn't climb out, you'd fall back in and return to your starting point. If you let yourself fall back in again, you'd cycle back and forth forever, making the round trip in about 84.5 minutes, exactly the same time as a satellite orbiting at the surface of the earth - another physical impossibility, but yay math.

By the way, by the time you reached the core, you'd be traveling at about 7904 meters/second, or 1642 mph - a little over Mach 2.

[donnatheroux]

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[moonkitten]

as an autistic person, I find it hilarious you like oysters, but not warm apple pie.. because of the texture 💀😭😂

[andeeharry]

13:44 Can't sleep? don't worry, you can make yourself cry instead. Well....I suppose it works since people do cry themselves to sleep by exhausting themselves. It is not a good method of approach though

[robertpiasecki]

Always a pleasure to watch, thanks 😊 On the subject of the Cullinan diamond, look into it's history. A great story 😊

[KMVNZ]

I love this... Enjoy the Dad jokes too.

[brianarbenz]

McDonald's served pizza in limited places as an experiment in the early 1990s. I was traveling out of town and thought I was dreaming when I saw pizza at a Mickey D's. Not a good dream, either. The fact that they didn't offer it nationwide gives you an idea of how good it was.