50 Random Facts !! ( 001 )

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[@nato7.62mm4]

#36 The most important of the 4 factors is THRUST as a sufficient amount can overcome the other 3 combined. :-) L8R G8R

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Indeed ! Thrust, the MVP of the 4 factors. It's definitely a crucial factor to consider when it comes to the physics of motion.

[@nato7.62mm4]

Fleas can show the self imposed limitations we unwittingly place on ourselves as if fleas are placed inside a jar for a long enough time they will perceive their containment as the limit of their ability and when the lid is removed none will attempt to jump out.. or so I have heard. :-) L8R G8R

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I'm really fond of this fact, and I'm eager to feature it in my upcoming video. Thank you for sharing this unique insight! It's always fascinating to learn something new.

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[@DanielMasawi-fl4gr]

wow likable

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[@Ismarryam]

Nice

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[@nato7.62mm4]

#37 There are ancient cravings that far predate our history that depict the use of a telescope like object. :-) L8R G8R

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Looks like telescopes have been around longer than we thought!! It's amazing to think about the ancient origins of technology like telescopes.

[@user-hq7wr8jj9l]

I don't get it... The owls "eye tubes" give it the ability to rotate its head??!! Why does it's eyes rotate its head??

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Okay , I totally get your confusion ! Imagine , owls are special birds that stay awake at night . But , Instead of having eyeballs like you and me , they have something called eye tubes . These eye tubes : helps their eyes to ( stay still and look straight ahead without moving around ) This way , they can see things really clearly with both eyes , almost like using binoculars ! And guess what ? They can turn their heads almost all the way around ( up to 270 degrees ) Without the need of moving their eyes . It's pretty wild, right ?

[@sanjatrifunovic3307]

I guess they are well though and informed😅

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Thank you for your kind words ! I'm glad you found the facts interesting.

[@charliehall3823]

Why the allergy to peanuts??

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That's a great question! Peanut allergies occur when the immune system mistakenly identifies proteins in peanuts as harmful, triggering an allergic reaction. Factors like genetics and early dietary exposure can influence this. For those with a peanut allergy, even small amounts can cause severe reactions!! So it's important to avoid them.

[@paulgrant8665]

I find the unnatural pauses by the narrator to be very distracting

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Thank you for your feedback! I will work on improving the pacing in future videos.

[@annmatthews8828]

Not enough information on their subject!

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Thanks for pointing that out ! I'll work on providing more detailed information in the next video.

[@glennso47]

Do black people also have melanism similar to black panther?

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That's an interesting question !! While the term "melanism" is often used in reference to animals like black panthers , it's not applicable to humans in the same way. Humans can have darker skin due to higher levels of melanin , where the skin is completely dark due to a genetic mutation. Melanism : is the opposite of albinism , meaning a mutation that results in completely dark skin , it exists in humans , but it's extremely rare. So , people from parts of Africa , South Asia , and Australia may have dark skin , but this is not melanism.

[@user-rp2nq1ev6x]

How did law enforcement know that it was a female mosquito in which to test it for DNA, as opposed to it being a male mosquito?

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Apologies for the confusion , That's a great question ! In reality , determining the Gender of a mosquito found at a crime scene would require more advanced methods. It might involve microscopic examination or genetic analysis. Once identified as a female mosquito , forensic experts could then analyze the blood inside it for DNA. So, while the scenario might be simplified , the core idea remains using scientific methods to extract evidence from unexpected sources like in this case ( a mosquito ) , to aid in solving crimes.

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Female mosquitoes are the ones that feed on blood , while the males just buzz around and annoy us. 😅

[@sanjatrifunovic3307]

I guess they are very well though and informed!😅

[@gregorygarcia7807]

we know peanuts are legumes not nuts; m'be we should call'em pleagumes.

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Hhh 🤣 Now that's a fact 😜