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[@funfactsmrt]

Great content! I really enjoyed this one, but I think adding more visuals or examples would make the facts even more engaging. Looking forward to more!

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thanks for your kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the content! Your suggestion to add more visuals is valuable. I'll definitely consider adding more visuals and examples in future videos. Stay tuned!!

[@marvac-r7916]

Fascinating vid #29, polar bear fur doesn't actually have a color

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey, thanks for checking out the video! Yes, that is true. Polar bear fur is made up of hollow, transparent hairs that scatter light, giving the appearance of a white color. Isn't it crazy 🤪 ? 😄

[@Pattiemarie3]

Polar bears hair is actually hollow and transparent, but appears to be white. so that I missed it the comment?

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for sharing this interesting information Nature never ceases to surprise us!

[@gasfitter2]

Yes, so true , and they are left pawed

[@donnajenkins2402]

Someone has dyslexia. When it spoke about the telephone the person said it was in the year1878 however the numbers on the screen were 1887. The only reason I recognize that is because I too have it.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Looks like dyslexia strikes again! Thanks for bringing that to my attention, It's great to have viewers like you who pay attention to detail. We'll try to be more careful next time.

[@larry-t6v3h]

great stuff

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@litning123]

The reading bot is annoying. Please replace it with a literate human.

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate your feedback , I will consider alternative options. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@terriseaton3049]

You tell me who is forcing you to listen & I’ll call the authorities!

[@SciFactsInfo]

​ @terriseaton3049 I appreciate the concern , but don't worry , no one is forcing anyone here ! 😄

[@suebolden]

I don’t mind the voice, but the poor spelling irks me. For example, stapis instead of stapes, steerup instead of stirrup, and serious instead of Sirius.

[@kcleach9312]

how can manderin be the most spoken language and then you said english was the most spoken language?

[@SciFactsInfo]

I understand why you are confused. It's a common misconception ! Mandarin is the most spoken language by native speakers While English is the most spoken language overall due to its global reach.

[@patriciasummers8579]

The long word---

[@stevewollam6514]

Unfortunately the information on Blood Type was incorrect. O Negative is the 'universal donor' not O Positive. Only 7% of the population has the O Negative Blood Type, whereas, most of the population is O Positive.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey there, I completely understand your confusion. + O Positive is described as "the most common blood type": O Positive blood comprises approximately 38% of the population in many regions worldwide. This means that a significant portion of individuals can receive O Positive blood, provided they have Rh-positive blood types (such as A+, B+, AB+, or O+). - O Negative is known as "the universal donor": O Negative, blood is considerably less common, found in only about 7% of the global population. It can be transfused into individuals of any blood type, whether Rh-positive or Rh-negative (A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+, O-), earning it the title of "the universal donor type." As highlighted in the video: - O Positive is described as "the most common blood type," present in 38% of the population. - O Negative is recognized as "the universal donor," with the ability to be transfused into individuals of any blood type. I hope that was helpful.

[@henrylemelay5436]

Dutch:het is niet O (letter) maar 0 (cijfer) wegens afwezigheid (anders noemen ze het wel C)

[@sherrigilson7276]

Hi David Muir!Looking Fine Tonight.

[@RaganEddington]

And we all wonder if listening to this narration will drive you crazy

[@SciFactsInfo]

I guess we'll find out together! 😄

[@Ismarryam]

Great job on the vidéo 😮

[@SciFactsInfo]

_Thanks for watching! I'm Glad you liked it !_

[@allanlee5879]

@@SciFactsInfo ^^ that's your mom, right? Lol, pretty low quality vid.

[@gailc4015]

How do they know Honey mushrooms been around 2400 yrs

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey there, that's a great question! To determine the age of a species like honey fungus (Armillaria ostoyae) scientists use multiple techniques. The 2400-year estimate comes from a combination of radiocarbon dating of ancient samples, analysis of fossilized spores or mycelia, and comparative genetic analysis of modern and ancient DNA. This comprehensive approach ensures a more accurate assessment of the species' longevity, making the estimate more robust and accurate.

[@kristigjelfriend5878]

the moon is 10 feet further away from earth than it was the day I was born!

[@SciFactsInfo]

That's a fascinating fact ! It's amazing how things change over time. Guess the moon needed some space from us !

[@joanlittle4235]

the waterfall

[@SciFactsInfo]

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[@heyzus]

The sahara is not the largest desert on the planet the antartic is!

[@SciFactsInfo]

Actually, the Antarctic is the largest desert in terms of area as we described in our last video, but the Sahara is considered the largest hot desert in the world. Both deserts are vast and unique in their own ways.

[@nato7.62mm4]

Hello again, good job on the video Just curious if my earlier comment prompted your last entry of this video regarding "fleas"? :-) L8R G8R

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hi !! , Thank you for your kind words ! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Regarding your earlier comment about fleas , " yes " it did prompt me to include that segment in the video. Your question made me realize that it's an important topic to address , and I wanted to provide some additional information for viewers , who might be dealing with similar issues. I appreciate your engagement and feedback !

[@StacyLongendyke]

That was a humpback whale not a blue whale😢

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey, Thank you for pointing that out! You are correct. Humpback whales are known for their distinctive hump shape and long pectoral fins, while blue whales are the largest animals on Earth and have a more streamlined body shape.

[@bettygilliland456]

When you were talking about the cows, your so-called bull was the wrong type.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for bringing this to my attention! I'll make sure to correct it in the next video.

[@DavidFMayerPhD]

Not "serious" but "Sirius"

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey, thanks for your cheerful comment! Yes, you're right: 00:05:54 - 14. Sirius_Dog Star. The subtitle error has been fixed in the description and chapters. I appreciate you pointing that out. 😀

[@GirGir183]

Yousefsai didn't prove anything. She just got shot at at the age she was.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic It's important to remember the context and impact of the incident

[@silvershadow013]

Sorry, couldn't finish wstching. AI voice is too annoying.

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate your feedback. I'll consider changing the AI voice in the future videos.

[@SharonSnow-k1q]

Unwatchable due to AI robotic voice. Shame, because I'd have enjoyed it. HATE AI NARRATION!!!!

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate your feedback and will work on improving the narration for future videos.