50. If you’re right-handed, you’ll chew your food on the right side. If you’re left-handed, you’ll chew your food on the left side.
49. If you are no longer thirsty, you should drink additional water. Because a human body’s thirst mechanism shuts down when it is dehydrated.
48. While peeling onions, chewing gum will prevent you from sobbing.
47. Only a pink tongue is devoid of germs. If it is white, it has a thin layer of germs on it.
46. Mercedes-slogan Benz’s is “Das Beste oder Nichts,” which translates as “the best or nothing.”
45. The Titanic was the first ship to broadcast an SOS signal.
44. When a person stares at something appealing, the pupil of the eye widens by up to 45 percent.
43. The typical smoker who quits needs one hour less sleep every night.
42. Laughing reduces stress hormone levels and boosts the immune system. Six-year-olds laugh 300 times every day on average. Adults only laugh between 15 and 100 times every day.
41. The roar we hear when we put a seashell close to our ear is the sound of blood pouring through the veins in the ear, not the ocean.
40. Dalmatians are born without blemishes.
39. When leaving a cave, bats usually turn left.
38. The letter ‘v’ in the title of a court case does not stand for’versus,’ but rather for ‘and’ (in civil procedures) or ‘against’ (in criminal proceedings).
37. The buttons on men’s shirts are on the right, whereas the buttons on women’s shirts are on the left.
36. The owl is the only bird that can blink by lowering its top eyelid. The lower eyelids of all other birds are raised.
35. Honey is easier to stomach since it has already been digested by a bee.
34. Roosters cannot crow if their necks cannot be extended.
33. Blue has a relaxing impact on people. It stimulates the release of calming chemicals in the brain.
32. Some of your brain cells die every time you sneeze.
31. To create space for your heart, your left lung is smaller than your right lung.
30. The verb “cleave” is the only English word having two antonymous synonyms: adhere and separate.
29. When you blush, your stomach lining gets crimson as well.
28. When hippos get agitated, their perspiration becomes crimson.
27. The original Harley-Davidson motorbike was manufactured in 1903, with a carburetor made from a tomato can.
26. Volney is the name of the lion in the MGM emblem.
25. Google is really the usual moniker for a million-zero number.
24. Letter switching is referred to as spoonerism. Saying jag of Flapan instead of flag of Japan, for example.
23. The Titanic cost $7 million to construct and $200 million to create into a film.
22. Dimples are caused by the adhesion of human skin to muscles.
21. The Eiffel Tower has 1,792 steps to the summit.
20. The sound of your knuckles cracking is really the sound of nitrogen gas bubbles breaking.
19. Human hair and fingernails grow even after death.
18. A red blood cell takes roughly 20 seconds to circle the whole body.
17. Aglets are the plastic items that go on the ends of shoelaces.
16. The average soccer player runs 7 kilometres every game.
15. The cornea of the eye is the only portion of the body that does not have a blood supply. It immediately absorbs oxygen from the air.
14. Every day, 200 million couples fall in love, 400,000 kids are born, and 140,000 people are killed.
13. The time shown on the watch in most watch commercials is 10:10 because the arms frame the brand of the watch (and make it look like it is smiling).
12. Colgate had significant challenges in selling toothpaste in Spanish-speaking regions. Colgate is an order that translates to “go hang yourself.”
11. The rabbit and the parrot are the only two creatures that can look behind themselves without rotating their heads.
10. Wise individuals have higher levels of zinc and copper in their hair.
9. A typical individual laughs 13 times each day.
8. Do you know what the three wise monkeys’ names are? They are: Mizaru (see no evil), Mikazaru (hear no evil), and Mazaru (hear no evil) (Speak no evil)
7. Women blink roughly twice as often as men.
6. German Shepherds bite people the most of any dog breed.
5. Each leap of a large kangaroo covers more than 30 feet.
4. Because the point of a whip travels faster than the speed of sound, it generates a cracking sound.
3. Two animal rights activists demonstrated in Bonn against the brutality of transporting pigs to a butcher. The pigs, all two thousand of them, escaped through a shattered fence and stampeded, stomping to death the two helpless demonstrators.
2. If a statue of a person riding a horse in a park has both front legs in the air, the person died in war; if the horse has one front leg in the air, the person died as a consequence of battle wounds; and if the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died naturally.
1. While pounding, the human heart generates enough pressure to spray blood 30 feet!
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