26 Wild Statistics You Probably Didn't Know
The world is full of fascinating facts, you just have to know where to look.
Published 2 years ago in Ftw
The world is full of fascinating facts, you just have to know where to look.
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The world is full of odd and interesting facts, and when you learn just how many Americans think they can fight a grizzly bear, or how many people actually have blonde hair, you'll see the world around you in an entirely new light. So forgive us if any of these aren't new for you, and if you see learn something new, be a good friend and share it with someone you know who loves to have their mind blown.
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"That belly button bacteria study was wild. 60 belly buttons sampled. 2368 different species of bacteria were found. The study indicated that 1458 of them may be new to science. One had a rare bacteria found in Japanese soil and they had never been to Japan. Two had rare bacteria that thrived on ice caps and thermal vents. Not a single bacteria was common to all buttons."
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"That we are chronologically closer in time to the T-Rex than the T-Rex was to the Stegosaurus. We are about 66 million years after the t-rex, but the stegosaurus was about 85 million years before the t-rex, 20 million years longer. Dinosaurs were around for a VERY long time. Humans are just a drop in the bucket relatively evolved just a few hundred thousand years for Homo sapiens."
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