Whats the Most Useless Yet Fascinating Fact You Know?

[Schiphol]

We all have those random facts stored in our brains that serve no real purpose but are oddly interesting. For example, did you know that octopuses have three hearts, and their blood is blue? Or that a day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus?

What’s the most useless but fascinating fact you know? Drop your best ones! 😆

[mich]

In our lifetime we will walk around the earth equator 5 times.
Alligators can stick out its tongues but crocs can not.
Sharks can blink with both its eyes and no other fish can do that.
We think camels can last the longest with no water but it is giraffes.

[russianmother]

How do I know, everything can come in handy sooner or later

[franky1]

mention ANY movie and ill spoil the ending........    the credits

you will always find your lost car keys in the last place you look

we are all unique, exactly like everyone else

the only time men ever get given flowers is after they have died

if 2bits measures the base pairs of dna. 1 sperms dna is 37.5mb but a full adult human dna profile is 750mb

[Obulis]

Life is full of Useless Yet fascinating facts

Just imagine!!!
.. A group of owl is called parliament

.. You can't make a hum sound with your nose close

.. Strawberries are not berries but bananas are berries

.. Snails can sleep for more than two years

.. Metals are snowed on venus

.. 84 years on earth equals a year in uranus

[vleroybrown]

Money is not Jesus Christ. It Will not be buying anyone eternal life.

[Marbella_Broker]

With enough thrust, pigs fly just fine.

[NotFuzzyWarm]

With the world slowest metabolism for land mammals, sloths take up to 30 days to digest their food and once a week, move to the ground to poop. That movement can be up to 30% of their body weight....

[Spitogatos]

I know the fact that there is water on Mars somewhere.

[GrifffonEngine]

The length of all blood vessels in the human body is about ninety—six thousand kilometers.