10 Interesting Facts That Almost Nobody Knows #1

[@Orangeman334]

The Judas palm tree is just amazing. To think that those seeds would be preserved and then be able to be successfully grown again is astonishing.

[@MattDW45]

FYI: They aren't Judas palm trees but Judean.

[@Killerpenguin2012]

Just like honey, cause they don't expire

[@JoshSmith-db2of]

A similar thing happened with Spelt wheat. Archaeologists found some ancient wheat seeds in a barrel in Egypt, and somebody decided to try to grow it. It grew, and now you can even buy Spelt bread in the store :)

[@thinkfact]

Josh Smith And that's why I love archaeology and anthropology! haha

[@thinkfact]

What was lucky for that plant is that it was in a very dry environment. Many seeds that are in temperate areas would most likely rot due to the humidity.

[@bn9632]

There was not one fact I had heard before! It was very informative. Loved it. More, please!

[@leviniahill454]

These are really good! I knew about the wrinkles in water. Just one mistake, the humpback whale grows to about 50 feet as to the largest Blue whale which can grow in excess of 90 feet. Keep up the good vids :-)

[@shellyrourke8994]

My favourite fact was the Viking rap battles. My favourite ANYTHING is usually Viking related. I was adopted and recently had my DNA tested and I came up rather Norse, so that made me the happiest shieldmaiden in the world. Yeay!

[@MiggsMultiple]

Fact: 0:36 phrase is 'Without further ado' not 'Without further to do'....unless you are Biff from Back to the future....

[@kurayami001]

+Joe Davola hahaha - hilarious! good catch!

[@alvarohernandez2764]

I was actually happy to hear something other than "without further ado" i am tired of that phrase!

[@MiggsMultiple]

Alvaro Hernandez So tired of a phrase you'd rather hear a botched version that still sounds very similar to the real thing....makes sense.

[@WHEREISTHEREASON]

+Joe Davola Yeah , come on guys, it's not rocket appliances here.

[@MiggsMultiple]

1SEKONE1 Boy Of course you'd be a fan of a mangled quote....you would rather say 'dushe' instead of douche...douche

[@thinkfact]

For those of you with annotations off, yes I understand the *humpback whale* is not the largest animal. I meant to say "one of the largest," I was ad-libbing that part. That said, it doesn't impact the fact it is mentioned in whatsoever so no worries. I'm a one man show here, mistakes happen. Haha Anyways, take care and have a good one!

[@sindhujarao6031]

+Think Fact no worries, your video is worth it anyways :)

[@shaaauuu]

Ballena asesina literally means killer whale. Not killer of whales.

[@psygami]

+Think Fact hi, what about the great sphinx? perhaps you dont consider it a building but rather a monument, in any case that one is usually said to be built around 4000 bc, but recent studies say it was most likely built around 7000 bc making it the oldest human built structure. also according to wikipedia (have not verified this yet) there is a building in Turkey called Göbekli Tepe which dates back to about 8000 BC So I think you got that one wrong bro.

[@thinkfact]

psygami Good points! Remember, the fact is just for a *building*. The great sphinx is a monument and Göbekli Tepe is an occupation/ritual site. Thank you for sharing!

[@psygami]

+Think Fact Thank you for the response, on your video you compared the french building to the pyramids of giza, do you consider those a monument or a building, also what would make the sphinx a building rather than a monument? having inner rooms? Did you know there are newly discovered chambers under the sphinx.

[@Eddef]

Awesome video, keep it up!!! Do more of these videos :) My favorite fact was the "Epic Rap Battles". Never thought about that!

[@thinkfact]

Thank you and you can count on it! I'm going to try to make them once a month in order to give me time to keep the quality of the others your facts up! I was actually worried about adding the rap battles in history part, but I'm happy that was a lot of people favorites! Thanks for the input and have a good one!

[@Eddef]

Think Fact Can we chat in the PM section for a bit? :)

[@thinkfact]

Sure

[@Eddef]

Think Fact Thanks! ;) I sent you a message :)

[@billieseabolt1929]

Definitely make more. Love learning your way. I feel 1/10th smarter after watching this video .

[@luxtenax9175]

I think there's something worth mentioning here. "Ballena Asesina" in spanish literally means "Murderer Whale" (or "Killer Whale"). Whereas the english term "Whale Killer" would be translated into spanish as "Asesina de Ballenas" (literally "Killer of Whales") or "Mata-Ballenas" (literally: "Whale Slayer/Killer"). I hope this helps somehow.

[@thinkfact]

That is very interesting, thank you! I wonder if Spanish was different back then to some extent. Because this happened back during the 16th 17th century. I definitely know that English has changed quite considerably since then. But that's a topic for whole other day! Thank you very much for your comment! Have a good one too!

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[@cyrinaefox6828]

It's nice to see one of these videos that's not just full of things I already knew.

[@cyrinaefox6828]

You posted this video. 2 years later, I commented on it. 2 years later, you hearted my comment. We're quick to react around here.

[@joannechisena8832]

...and doesn't have that annoying computer generated voice.

[@Anita4RDH]

The flytrap plant, the iron shelled slug, and the forewarning we gave to Japan are the most surprising facts! Good work!!

[@winifredherman4214]

We were taught about the warning to Japan back in the 50’s-60’s!

[@rickcorl7161]

Dale, your delivery style is fluid and comfortable. I enjoyed the "missed by others" items you chose. New subscriber.

[@thinkfact]

I greatly appreciate it. Thank you for the subscription and the feedback. I always get a kick out of these old videos, the quality is so different from the newer stuff. At any rate, thank you once again and I hope to see you around!

[@amosnomar]

It's nice to see and hear a real person, not a computer voice. thanks for that. Good content as well.

[@henrytepakeyah4297]

U should go outside some time. I hear thats where they frolic and feed each other pizza and beer. Much like my own natural habitat.

[@amosnomar]

Henry Tepakeyah And you should pull your head out of your butt. It’s a much better world out here.

[@susansinsua5583]

The date which was supposed to be extinct flowered again after thousands of years. Nature will always find away to reproduce.

[@seleny9345]

Thank you for giving us something new, most fact videos seem to be circulating the same info and I really enjoyed this.

[@thinkfact]

Thank you. I have 8 episodes so far. Feel free to check them out. :)

[@richardskinner4198]

That was seriously cool ,and I found the Orca fact brilliantly funny but was seriously surprised at the fact that the Venus fly trap is from Carolina .Keep up the good work sir I love this stuff.

[@elizabethferguson7002]

Hi Dale, I only today found your channel. I am so Thankful. First of all, you are hysterical!!! Second, that was truly 10 facts I did not know. When I clicked on I thought, "Ok, we'll see." I found myself gitty with glee...There is nothing more powerful in life's journey than KNOWLEDGE. Very, very special!!! I subscribed and sharing with everyone. You're a bright star.

[@misssassy829]

It's spelled giddy, sweetie. lol you're gathering all kinds of knowledge! always learn something new every day.

[@thinkfact]

I have made 8 of these fact videos, each with a little more work than the last. If you would like to see more of them, please feel free to check them out! Thank you very much for the kind words and I hope to see you around. Take care!

[@sergeantpeppers8858]

I'm all for finding and learning about stuff that hardly anyone knows about, or... and this is the most important part... stuff that not every other channel on KZbin is talking about. I love to learn useless, trivial, almost meaningless facts. So far this video is up to the challenge. 👍👍

[@tradebrah]

Very awesome video man! More please :D

[@thinkfact]

After seeing the feedback you can definitely expect more! I might consider making a special video schedule for it! Thank you for the comment!

[@plethrons]

Amazing video! and I think the series will be great, as those facts were really interesting.

[@thinkfact]

Nice to hear from you! I definitely hope this is a good series to undertake, and has been receiving a lot of great feedback and I hope that this could really boost my channels viewership! But the best part about it is how fun it is to make, and reading the comments about how surprised people where! haha Have a good one my friend!

[@Chief2Moon]

Nice delivery of these tidbits of trivia...that's the stuff that adds interest to history, nature, science,& even life.

[@Nennoh]

Personally, I find these more interesting than the ones you can find on other channels. Most of them tend to just copy/paste from some sort of online article.

[@thinkfact]

That was one of the major reasons why I wanted to make a special series that actually goes into depth. I find a great way to do that is to challenge myself to find information that I feel most people don't know about, and not only do that but make it engaging and try to elaborate. I feel I could really add to any "10 facts" video. Or any video at all of that matter that involves listing just facts! Thank you for the comment!

[@Nennoh]

Think Fact Glad you decided to make it, keep up the great work.

[@rachelh9150]

Favorite fact: the leaflets distributed in Japan. Why is this detail left out of our history so often?

[@MyGeezer1]

Because most people commenting on the bombings are apologists and mentioning the leaflets does't meet their narrative.

[@ATTJ7628]

The history makes more sense with the leaflets, it's basically the US showing off the Nuke's power on a major city that should have been abandoned and killed not as many people.

[@StrangerHappened]

Many people were not literate and even when they were, they had years of all kinds of fear-mongering leaflets dropping on them, and they had no reason to believe that the USA had a bomb this powerful. The government of Japan had no means to evacuate 35 cities, it was completely impossible, especially since no concrete dates and times were declared beforehand. *So the whole leaflet thing was just an excuse, and this is why it is not included in history books.* What should be included in the history books is the fact that the nuclear bombings had nothing to do with winning over Japan, as declassified documents show. The Japanese government has already agreed to capitulate and it was not carried out by the time of the bombings only due to formalities. The whole reason Truman needed those bombings was to threat the USSR, it was a bloody show for Stalin.

[@rachelh9150]

@strangerhappened that makes sense. I was never interested in history until a couple years ago. I have a lot to learn! 😁

[@alextrebek8293]

@@StrangerHappened i don't think i know all the facts but that sort of makes sense. there was no real military need to drop those nukes. i heard some people say they only wanted to try it out to see if it worked and they justified it with lame excuses.

[@whitelion5995]

Freedom fly trap..... I like that name.

[@Bambisgf77]

Ok this was way better than I was expecting! I hope there are more of these! 🥳

[@cartoonfan4367]

Death riding through hell on an orca, I'm not sure whether that would be better as a tattoo or a t-shirt.

[@somewhatinformed716]

Cartoon Fan a t-shirt is better than a tattoo because years later people won't know how stupid you were. If you would hate having the T-shirt why put it on your body. Putting your tattoo on a shirt and wearing it every day for a couple years is a better idea

[@aureliomanuel6413]

Somewhat informed Excellent advice I hope he didn’t already get the tattoo 🧜🏾‍♂️

[@Sunsetter678]

Never seen you till today, but I do like your programming. It's funny, to the point, honest, raw, a little of everything. And I can honestly say I am now a wee bit more knowledgeable about thing's than I was before I watched this!

[@thinkfact]

Well thank you! I try my best and your comment means a lit to me! I am happy you enjoyed this! :)

[@Sunsetter678]

Think Fact You're Welcome. It's nice to know that my comment meant a LIT to you...LOL....I know you meant to put lot, but to me it's still funny. Thanks for the unexpected laugh! Happy Holidays!

[@thinkfact]

Haha, I am sorry. I was looking through the comments and liked yours but I think faster than I type and did not proof read. My bad. Well I hope you have a good one and Happy Holidays to you too!

[@MrMichaeljay1965]

"...the biggest of all animals, the humpback." The sperm whale is about a quarter bigger than the humpback and the blue whale dwarfs the sperm whale. The biggest of all animals is the blue whale.

[@coffeesloth5385]

Michael Jay You have not met my ex-wife, obviously.

[@amirabenomar3937]

Coffee Sloth hahah I'm dying

[@Musicdrift111]

Coffee Sloth No but I can see her from here...

[@amirabenomar3937]

bracken pops Coffee Sloth oh my God I love you people

[@dr_atheist4272]

I was gonna comment about the humpback thing, but decided to see if someone commented it first, so I don't get hate. And yeah, the blue whale is alot bigger.

[@dukedefesi6782]

I am a biologist and am happy you clarified the place of the "whale killer" in taxonomy!

[@bermoog]

Thank you for the facts! The seed story inspires me to try panting my hop rhizomes which have been sitting in my refrigerator for six years. Six years ago I met my girlfriend and since then I never felt the rhizomes were a priority. I am not blaming her. My thinking process is not the best.

[@delallegood5799]

You may not have been thinking with the head on your neck.

[@jobeydley973]

Anyone else expect him to start off with “Hey it’s Fred”

[@joyceb.8194]

I think I'm going to enjoy this channel. Good range of interesting subjects. And the music is less annoying than most.

[@freddymeischer2219]

Freedom flytrap! You got me laughing

[@christinawilkephillips7684]

it was nice to hear some new facts, your right it's usually the same stuff recycled, cheers, I'm subscribing! :-D

[@thinkfact]

+Christina Phillips Agree! There has been a massive spike in "Top Ten" channels and it's just a lot of old info in quite a number of cases.

[@michaelm3052]

+Think Fact Do you think you could find out the cause of kidney stones? I get them. If I go to 10 different doctors I get 10 different causes. Hahaha.

[@thinkfact]

***** There are a few different things that can give you kidney stones. To my knowledge people who have high sodium diets and tend not to get enough calcium get them more often. But not all kidney stones are caused by the same issues. I imagine your doctors are aware of this and if that is in preventing it, there's probably more to it. Here is the website by the National Kidney Foundation that might be able to give you some pointers on things you might want to try changing. www.kidney.org/atoz/content/kidneystones_prevent If it's really bothering you, maybe try changing around your diet a bit. You got to do what you got to do. Wish you the best, Michael!

[@michaelm3052]

Think Fact Thanks a lot for spending your time with that. I appreciate every bit of help I can get. Yeah, the doctors have kind of a catch 22 with mine. My body is calcium deficient, but calcium is what makes them form. Lol. I pass most of them on a regular basis with no problem, but once in a while I have one that causes a lot of pain, and I end up in the E.R. to get pain meds. I've been told that genetics play a role too. Once again, thank you very much! :)

[@thinkfact]

***** I can't always help, but I try when I can. There are a lot of factors, especially genetics, but maybe one thing you could try if you have not is a dietitian. I wish you well man.

[@emilypresleysee]

It is not officially known who the model for the Mona Lisa was. They believe it was her but do not know it for a fact.

[@TheOneanjel]

Sometimes things do have resolutions. So please go do research and come back with data a sources. Otherwise, this is just your opinion.

[@emilypresleysee]

@@TheOneanjel my source is my best friend who was an art history major. You can believe me or not but it's true.

[@KeepItReal1]

Just like we don't know if Leo is the true artist. No video or pics, right?

[@MrSerendipity01]

Leonardo was gay and it is thought the model for the Mona Lisa was actually a boy.

[@RabidBoar]

everything is a lie

[@auddiekaos401rules]

i love this! great job! the mona lisa fact was awesome..i watched 10 differnt videos of "unusual stuff"..they all had the same top 10 generic vague stuff..i love this video!

[@thinkfact]

+auddiekaos401 Glad to hear you liked it, thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@cjmg321]

You are fabulous! You are a human, not a robot---that alone makes you amazing! I am a fact/documentary junkie...and was delighted to discover you. More vids, please!! Medical, earthquakes, Prohibition. Anything, really.....just get to worrk! hahaha

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much, I'm happy that you like the video. I ended up continuing the series and have 8 of these types of videos as of yet. You'll have to check them out! Thanks for the comment and take care.

[@TheRealBOBlibob]

BTW Congrats for your 20k subs :)

[@thinkfact]

Thank you!

[@alexadre2142]

Seeds 2000 years old that can still be used to grow a tree.....Wow

[@thinkfact]

Nature is amazing! This seat was kept in the perfect environment. Dry, dark, and away from animals. And it's amazing that we are going to be able to resurrect the extinct species through this sheer luck! Thank you for the comment!

[@iamjimgroth]

Think Fact that was the only one I actually knew about. Thanks for a fun video. :)

[@thinkfact]

Jim Groth It was on the news quite a bit a while back, by not many people ever got a follow-up or knew much more about it. I am still impressed that you knew about it! Never stop learning! :) Thanks for the comment and have a good one!

[@iamjimgroth]

Think Fact I knew about it by pure chance actually. Just stumbled upon an article. Obscure facts aren't only fun but also important. The little things in life often has a larger impact on the world than anything. Only the big events gets the media attention. Without these, our past will be lost to us.

[@thinkfact]

Jim Groth It's very interesting. I guess that's what's so awesome is the little things we remember. I hope people remember most of the little things I said in this video! Haha. Thank you!

[@sharralynnpiercewoolworth6358]

Congrats! You've carved out a great niche for yourself!!

[@denisekay8560]

Your "Think Fact" videos are AWESOME! Thank You SO MUCH! (My favorite Fact in this video was the Orca! I trained to be a "delphinologist" {yes, that's a real word} and I found out some facts that I didn't know!)

[@deacondrake9078]

humpback whales are not the biggest animal. The blue whale is the biggest animal.

[@thinkfact]

I know, that's why I have had an annotation in the video addressing that for almost 2 years now. haha

[@deacondrake9078]

missed it. sorry.

[@thinkfact]

Razahir Kain No worries. Take care.

[@krawdaddy169]

And it's a pod of orcas not a herd

[@winterdogmusic]

Razahir Kain and wales don't swim in herds, they swim in pods, as do dolphins..

[@urbfilms]

My favorite fact by far is the "Rap Battle" fact. It's hilarious thinking about every culture I've learned in history class over the years having a rap battle. I also like to think of cultural icons like Abraham Lincoln having rap battles using old English, and winning.

[@mainecolbs]

I've always found that funny as well. Really nearly every culture. It's pretty interesting to think about. Also Lincoln didn't speak "olde english" That's like some 10th century shit. Middle English coinciding with the Middle ages, Chaucer, Wycliffe etc. Shakespeare wrote in early modern english. 18th century onwards is all modern english. Sure our vocabulary has changed, but the "type" of english is actually based on pronunciation, the characters and glyphs used, tense, among other things. Olde English and Middle english are nearly unreadable and are for all intents and purposes, another language entirely. That's why we can read Shakespeare without too much trouble, but reading the original Canterbury Tales is quite a different task. Go look some of this up, it's really quite interesting!

[@urbfilms]

mainecolbs Oops, you're absolutely right! Well, that's what I get for not researching information before writing a comment! However, the comment you replied with is really interesting! I'll be sure to look that up! Say, Think Fact , I think it would be interesting to make a video about the evolution of languages!

[@mainecolbs]

urbfilms I'd rather try and be somewhat constructive! KZbin's got enough jerks anyway.

[@urbfilms]

mainecolbs Well thank you! I just did some researching on Olde English! So, you not only went easy on me for making a mistake on the Internet, but you also got me interested in a subject as well! Thanks!

[@mainecolbs]

urbfilms Well that's my good deed for the day. Stay curious, my friend and never be afraid to spend hours digging through information on the internet.

[@cheriem432]

"Unique" (4:34) does not have degrees. Things are not more, less or "most unique". Something is either unique (one of a kind) or it is not. Please tell the rest of the world.

[@HOLLYWORLD]

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[@randallwelch463]

This is my first video I have seen of your. I'm hooked !!!!! I will be checking out all your work now. Thanks for this video. I am now a subscriber

[@kevinlynch9438]

The BLUE whale is the biggest animal ever to live!!!! Never stop learning Dale 😳🤔😂😂😂😂

[@nikolayhristov3391]

kevin lynch. It actually is you dumb shit. Mass wise.

[@mattiassvanberg9161]

@Ericules555 blue whales are bigger than any dino ever was

[@mattiassvanberg9161]

@Ericules555 the blue whale can get over 100 ft, and can weigh 200 ton or more. really big blue whales aren't that common today due to hunting. for a blue whale to get to this length and weight they must first and foremost live for about 80 years or more, but really big ones are spotted even today. it's how you define big. I would say blue whales are bigger because they weigh more and in my eyes are simply more gigantic than argentinosaurus.

[@mattiassvanberg9161]

@Ericules555 the Wikipedia page for example call the blue whale the biggest animal to have ever lived, and most sources do as well call them that.

[@mattiassvanberg9161]

@Ericules555 I don't know about the weight of argentinosaurus. I tried to find info on that but they're very unclear about their weight. Someone said as little as 50 tons, but the average seems to be about 100 ton. And that is much less than the heaviest recorded blue whale. But when it comes to dinosaurs it's not that easy to measure if you don't have all the right bones. If you take a quick google on it you will see that they estimate argentinosaurus average weight to be from as little as 50 tom to 150 ton or more. I'm sure they were taller, though, but there are no proof they could weigh as much as an blue whale. Pretty much every source I checked call the blue whale the biggest, or heaviest, animal to inhabit the earth. And I mean in average. A big blue whale would weigh more than a big argentinosaurus anyday I think.

[@Red_Moon_Nero]

In regards to 2:03 The apple pie was a British recipe made in 1381, since America was discovered by Columbus in 1492. This is like me saying "nothing is more British than McDonald's.

[@daydreamer8662]

Columbus did not discover America. Both the Natives (tens of thousands of years ago) and the Vikings (half a millennia ago) arrived before him

[@SAHogan-ih3bo]

RX: Like most things American, it came from somewhere else. The point is apple pie has BECOME associated with America.

[@maryroybal678]

I learn much from thinkfact. I did not know about six and seven. I was flabbergasted. Thank you thinkfact for your educational facts! I'm very proud that I'm a subscriber!

[@HOLLYWORLD]

Mary Roybal www.news-eventsmarketing.com/news/facts-vs

[@Stephaniemariek.]

This sat in my watch later for over a year..God how I wish I would have watched sooner lol..new subscriber lol.. awesome video

[@CubicComplex]

Congrats on a full year :D

[@thinkfact]

Thank you very much! Hopefully this up-and-coming year is even better!

[@BourneAccident]

The jar full of seeds was pretty cool.

[@Stevenisbelieven]

First top 10 video that I didn't know any of the facts.

[@janicewebb6010]

Absolutely loved this. Knowledge is power. No one said it couldn't be useless knowledge.

[@HOLLYWORLD]

Janice Webb www.news-eventsmarketing.com/news/facts-vs

[@selincolak]

I searched "interesting stuff" on KZbin and found this. Not disappointed at all.

[@katarinatibai8396]

The fact with the venus trap flashed me - 😊 - great.

[@Wandrative]

Nice :) But did you ever get to hear about Gobelki Tepe? This is the oldest building, not the one in France. It is as old as agriculture itself. There are also many other buildings that are older then 6870yrs - like the ziggurat of Eridu.

[@bucketheadkfc]

+Wandrative I was just about to say this but you beat me to it haha

[@Wandrative]

+William Gilliam :) It is nice to have someone know about this. I mean, a 6870 year old building ppft :P There are so many other OLDER buildings all around the world, but he mentions a 6870 year old cave? Seriously? XD

[@erisrockwell2361]

The Venus Flytrap.... wow. I never would have guessed. Great job. Keep them coming

[@davidprince1138]

lol at the Mona Lisa facts. Quite interesting!

[@trayceevalen2134]

I liked the Prado version best.

[@rebeccatanner2740]

Thank you for all of these facts. Didn't know all of them which was great. Thank you, please when you can make more of them😊

[@jackdylan1361]

i believe no 7 is false. gobekli tepe is the oldest building found. it was built in the early Neolithic period.

[@jameseverlastin4562]

Jack Dylan youre right.

[@comic_life_86]

He said still standing

[@jameseverlastin4562]

Ida Solc it is stil standing.

[@lesliem8035]

So you say?

[@joshuaspector8182]

@@americanbradley yeah that is what i was guessing before he said it.

[@b5czarnowski]

When the part about the Venus fly traps came up, I smashed the subscribe button like WHAAAATTTTT

[@MarcLombart]

You screwed up on number ten when you said, "...the biggest of animals, the humpback." No, the biggest animal is the Blue whale. Otherwise, great video, make more.

[@lesliem8035]

He said was thought to be at a time

[@BadCookWhoJudgesChefs]

@@lesliem8035 that doesn't make it better. There are four whales that get bigger than a humpback

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[@maureenrogers1739]

Great job....Paul Harvey comes to mind...let me know what you think of Paul Harvey....as of 15-20 yrs ago they were not publishing his books..most likely of it's contents showing history as it was..."now you know the rest of the story! "

[@barbaravick5634]

Maureen Rogers Except better than half of Harvey's stories were pure fiction. The ones about Mel Gibson and Howard Hughes spring to mind.

[@barbaravick5634]

Maureen Rogers The man made up much of his "history", particularly about individuals. His stories about Mel Gibson and Howard Hughes were ridiculously idiotic.

[@daneg007]

it's interesting that you think the humpback whale is the largest species on earth when it's actually the blue whale.

[@thinkfact]

daneg007 Well, did you not read the annotation? The biggest animal of all time was in reference to whales in general, and then I stated humpback but it obviously was not clear enough in the video.

[@joerobinson7564]

blue whales are insanely awesome. I hope they never go extinct.

[@donaadler6208]

Other than the "without further to do" oops....very impressive! All that info was completely fresh to me...and I've lived about as long as Lisa del Giocondo!

[@AlltimeNumbers]

Some awesome facts here Think Fact. Good job!

[@thinkfact]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it! That means a lot to me! :)

[@harrymorley2686]

Orcanus does not mean of the kingdom of the dead it just means the kingdom of the dead, think fact

[@corinneb9790]

I love your videos on these obscure facts. The small area of the USA? Where the Venus flytrap is native? I know I would never have learned that if not for your video. I'm not sure where I will need that info but I know it will come useful, perhaps critically so, at some point in my life 🤓

[@joshhooper4147]

I thought fact 4 was that they get wrinkled due to a natural reaction so we get more grip when in water for long periods of time.

[@VideoDeadGaming]

nope

[@gardedog3902]

Sean Cauffiel no he didn't actually say that, he describes how the process happen, but if you read what flashes up on the screen it says it there

[@irekin2]

+Josh Hooper ITS A MYTH. you do net get better grip. Actually we still don't know but it is leaning towards a nope on that theory.

[@ninaharper6282]

My favorite was the fact that Vikings would have two battles. Very cool!

[@americanmonster8342]

it's without further ado not without further to do and that's a fact for you

[@internetperson9110]

ayeeee that ryhmed

[@americanmonster8342]

Yehudi Menuhin well thanks for the tutelage my friend

[@TECfan1]

Same thing. They both have the same meaning.

[@eileenred3633]

picky picky

[@hughstephenson6716]

well hell maybe he didn't have anything else to do

[@emmelle53]

I think it's great that you list the sources you've used.

[@ReneeWashingtonforever]

My thumbs up came before I even heard your 1st fact,

[@thinkfact]

Renee Washington Thanks! :)

[@PureAmbition33]

Nailed it. These are legit things I didn't know. Thank you so much and keep up the awesome work!

[@davy927]

i thought pruney fingers was for grip underwater :o

[@michaelpuglisi1647]

Davy92 #truth

[@jimburd3880]

It is

[@pommiebears]

Davy92 yes...like treads on a car tyre.

[@lordsheerakxd4066]

Yes, your skin “grows” to help grip under water. The growing increases the surface area of your hand allowing you to touch a larger surface area of a given object. Larger surface area makes for more frictional area, giving you better grip.

[@ChristopherNips81]

@@pommiebearsNot quite like tire tread. Tire treads are designed to push water outward from the tire allowing the remaining surface area to make solid contact with the road. As mentioned by Lord Sheerak XD, pruny fingers allow for greater surface area overall creating better grip.

[@DANOVERBOARDvlogs]

Thanks, young Edward Norton. Great facts!

[@SAHogan-ih3bo]

DM: Bingo!

[@inesnaglic472]

First thing when I saw him was - wow, he looks like Norton😄✌

[@MakeSushi1]

Hey dude your channel have unique facts

[@thinkfact]

+How To Make Sushi Hey, I appreciate the comment! Thank you.

[@misssudan9689]

Hey, I watch your videos!!

[@robertbradford3461]

How To Make Sushi don't tell me you're one of those as well? Without further ado And Without further to do Are the same saying and mean the same and are interchangable Depends on where you're from is what you say. But both are right Look it up

[@tipmassaro1624]

You know what, Excellent Video. Well done and you actually kept my interest with real facts and views. Good job

[@danipret6363]

Thank you. The Mona Lisa was my favourite piece of info

[@trevormiles5852]

yeah did not know there were naked ones. I guess sexting was used back then by on canvass.

[@angeloid_]

watched a few of this guys vids. he's hilarious and educational, and I am highly considering subscribing.

[@thinkfact]

+CmorDusMor Titanstrider I appreciate that, and I hope you do! It's always awesome to meet people who like to learn and laugh. Take care!

[@felipemartinez5096]

no way!!!!! I live in North Carolina and I went to Wilmington last weekend, I stayed in a friends beach house and he had like 50 Venus flytrap plants!!!!!

[@georgeevangel4292]

Yes They are only found in north and Southy Carolina

[@raymondbird8747]

You can find them in the Florida Everglades also

[@cindyjeangarbagequeen9197]

Mona Lisa tidbit was by far most interesting; Venus fly trap second. Keep 'em coming!

[@PastCaring100]

6:02: Oldest building - If it's in a pristine condition, what's to restore?

[@rboertfann]

well, i liked your video !

[@pedropulido3690]

Oldest building AT the moment is Gobekli Tepe in Turkey and it dates more than 11000 ago.

[@angrytedtalks]

That's not a building. There are many open temples but they had no roof and were not for habitation. Oldest construction goes to a Neanderthal cave also in France. An internal wall circa 120,000 years old.

[@Microplancakes]

I really enjoyed this content and would like a lot more!! This is quite the informative channel!! I learned things I didn't know, and I'm a year from turning 60!! The topics were known and the stories are Fantastic!! Ive subscribed and rang the little bell!!!

[@VideoDeadGaming]

0:36 without further what?!

[@chiebert290]

to do :)

[@VideoDeadGaming]

+Charly Hiebert I think he wants to say "ado".

[@jasongreen5184]

+VideoDeadGaming I guess I'm not the first to notice this. Shakespeare wrote "Much Ado About Nothing," not "Much To Do About Nothing." I will end this useless comment, without further ado (not further "to do").

[@loganingham90]

I thought he said "without further to do"

[@loganingham90]

+Yehudi Menuhin yes fair enough but the correct saying is "without further ado".

[@RevToddBodysnachr]

Lots of people bustin yer chops dude. I liked it. For what that's worth.

[@HOLLYWORLD]

RevToddBodysnachr www.news-eventsmarketing.com/news/facts-vs

[@stirlingtraining]

Orcas travel in “pods” not “”herds”

[@davrickdavrick7245]

and all dolphins are type of whales

[@TheOneanjel]

you have the internet at your disposal and yet you don't know that a pod is a smaller part of a herd; and that Orcas travel in one or the other depending on how far they are traveling. Nice going.

[@TheOneanjel]

@@davrickdavrick7245 no, they are all a type of Cetacean, in the whale family.

[@stirlingtraining]

I have looked extensively at the internet regarding this and consulted a family member who is a biologist. They travel in “pods.”A large number is called a “group”. I can not find anywhere that calls them a herd. Please provide your source if you have one that states that herd is the correct definition.

[@angelxoxo4936]

TheOneanjel I am with poster, never have I seen killer whales referred to as a herd... EVER and I have been out to study the Northern Resident pod in San Juan island, WA.

[@janetaylor6362]

I liked this video because you did something really rare on KZbin, you actually did your research. I like it so much I've subscribed to your chanel!

[@Doorkey14]

You mentioned a "herd" of Orcas. Not sure but isn't a group of Orcas called a "pod" of Orcas? As are whales, dolphins and seals.

[@stepford702]

You're probably too young to remember the Flintstones having cigarette breaks. But they used to be sponsored by Winston cigarettes.

[@erichatfield2939]

Sounds like Bullshit to me.

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Eric Hatfield - It’s the plain truth.

[@stepford702]

@@erichatfield2939 You could call me out as a bullshiter if you'd like. But had you googled it first, you wouldn't be standing there looking like an ass. Why would I lie about that?

[@dr.g3860]

Fred and Barney smoking Winstons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4u1qXWqj7GYi7s

[@karenmullen3210]

@@erichatfield2939 true fact about the Flintstones and Winston

[@bicajoao]

ballena asesina does not mean whale killer. It really means killer whale.... it´s quite well translated... whale killer should be asesina de ballenas or mata ballenas so...

[@thinkfact]

+J Bica But that part was not really the fact though.

[@thinkfact]

Will do. :)

[@bicajoao]

+Think Fact thank you :) i ll be waiting then

[@jarronwilliams7227]

+J Bica killer whale in spanish grammar is whale killer. The noun comes before the adjective in spanish grammar.

[@matiasl.ceballos3346]

+Jarron Williams J Bica is right. killer whale refers to a whale that kills, so, in spanish, it is "ballena asesina".

[@DenisJava]

Ohh! Interesting facts I did NOT already know! Yes, I like this. Have you done more?

[@wantAvote]

Actually the Sphinx and Gobekli Tepe are 12000 years old.

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

I wantAvote 7500 years.

[@thiccbitty]

matanuska high 9800 ackteualy😎

[@chrsjeffcoat]

We all have messed up phrases guy and gals. In my family some of us say.. "Cousint" instead of the correct "Cousin" pronouncement lol

[@AdeebElmejrab]

The most interesting one is the monalisa painting ,, and your video is really good i never heard none of these facts :) .. keep going bruhhh

[@thinkfact]

After seeing the positive feedback you can definitely expect more to come! I thought starting with the Mona Lisa painting would be a good one, I'm happy you liked that one best! Thanks for the comment!

[@AdeebElmejrab]

You welcome :) glad that you commented back

[@thinkfact]

I definitely try when I get the time! It's just extremely time consuming to get back to everybody! But I always at least try to get it back to as many people as I can! Have a good one!

[@AdeebElmejrab]

:) you too thanks a lot dude , keep the good work

[@Arbitrary6104]

Yeah you really would think that fact would be more well-known, considering it's the most famous painting in the world.

[@kellypatmore9402]

Awesome stuff Think Fact. Orca & Mona Lisa of interesting information, latter being chuckle worthy. Keep up the good stuff

[@oillease1881]

Don't remember being this entertained by fairly irrelevant facts. Good job.

[@thinkfact]

Well, I have made 8 of these video with even more of them. Haha. Feel free to check them out if you would like more fun irrelevant facts. Thank you for the comment!

[@jstnxprsn]

I knew about the Mona Lisa and the A Bomb warning pamphlets (although not quite in that detail) The rest was new to me and very interesting. Good job and thanks.

[@daradelle3665]

Same here. I was aware of the warnings given, but not that there was a list of cities. Don't remember when/how I learned this but it's the only one of which I was already aware. Also, I prefer the Prado Mona Lisa too.

[@daradelle3665]

Oops, I forgot: I knew about pruney fingers, as well.

[@Grampa_Swood]

The Mona Lisa also has no eyebrows.

[@InsaniReb]

DUDE I HAVE SEEN YOU FOR LIKE 50 VIDEOS NOW

[@Grampa_Swood]

***** That's because you added me so you see my comments first. KZbin.

[@InsaniReb]

GameCommentaryMakerz oH

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

GameCommentaryMakerz That's true, but it's also somewhat well-known knowledge.

[@Grampa_Swood]

***** Well some don't know.

[@wjcolby]

The pruning is also believed to be a way our body tries to prevent slipping on wet surfaces, the bumps providing better traction.