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Taste of Home reports that Pringles do not even list "potato" in the snack food's ingredients, but are instead made with an ingredient called "dehydrated processed potato." In 1975, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ruled that the company would have to change the packaging unless they were willing to state that they used this dried potato ingredient in lieu of real potatoes. The brand decided to go with "potato crisps" instead of "chips" to get around the FDA's label language rules

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The man with the world's deepest voice can make sounds human can hear. 

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The man with the world's deepest voice can make sounds human can hear. 

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When you think about it, our ears are pretty extraordinary. They take simple vibrations in the air and translate them into something that is imbued with meaning and significance—A fire alarm, our favorite song, or words of comfort from a friend. Our ears allow us to interact with the world around us in ways that would otherwise be impossible. However, as it turns out, there is a lot that our ears are missing

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When you look at a bright sky and see white dots, you are looking at your blood

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When you look at a bright sky and see white dots, you are looking at your blood

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Look up at a bright, blue sky and you may notice tiny dots of moving light. You aren't imagining these spots. This is very a normal occurrence called the "blue field entoptic phenomenon". The moving dots you see when staring at the sky are created by your own white blood cells flowing through your eyes.

Blood flows to your eyes through blood vessels that pass over the retina. The part of your eye that acts as a receptor for all light. Red blood cells, which make up more than 90 percent of your blood, absorb blue light. White blood cells let blue light through to your retina, which then sends a signal of increased brightness to the  brain.

When white blood cells stretch to pass through the blood vessels in you eyes, you may see dots that look like little worms moving around in your vision. This is most noticeable when staring at a wide, clear area like a blue sky.

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Sharp knives aren't actually as likely to cut you as dull ones. Because a sharp knife easily slices through food, you only have to apply a small amount of pressure when using them. This means that you're more likely to cut the item you're intending to cut, and not your hand.

Dull knives, however, can't cut through food easily, and often cause injuries when resistance between the dull blade and the food's surface suddenly gives way, at which point the knife flies out of control. Since you have to use so much pressure to cut with a dull knife, they often cause deep cuts and gouges, as opposed to the minor nicks a sharper knife might inflict. Keep your knives sharp and hone those skills for maximum safety.

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You lose up to 30 percent of your taste buds during flight

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You lose up to 30 percent of your taste buds during flight

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This might explain why airplane food gets such a bad reputation. The elevation in an airplane can have a detrimental effect on our ability to taste things. According to a 2010 study conducted by Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics, the dryness experienced at a high elevation as well as low pressure reduces the sensitivity of a person's taste buds to sweet and salty foods by about 30 percent. Add that dry cabin air affects our ability to smell, and our ability to taste is reduced further.

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The longest wedding veil was the same length as 63.5 football fields

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The longest wedding veil was the same length as 63.5 football fields

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Maria Paraskeva, a bride from Cyprus, has archieved her lifelong dream after creating the world's Longest wedding veil in preparation for her wedding.

The seemingly never-ending lace veil measured 6,962.6 m, in Larnaca, Cyprus, on 14 August 2018. That's the same length as 63.5 football fields

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The one who wrote this phrase was a man named Mark Twain.
Is it true that only humans have the "facial redness" type of "blush response" - yes, that's true.
Common blushing triggers include meeting someone important, receiving a compliment, and when experiencing a strong emotion in a social situation.

So how does it work?
Blush biology works like this: veins in the face dilate, causing more blood to flow into your cheeks, thus the rosy color. But scientists are stumped as to why it happens or what function it serves. That is, besides deflating your ego.

Is human the only animal that feels embarrassed / shamed and shows it as physiological changes (not just limited to facial blush)? No, it's not true that man is the only animal that shows shame or embarrassment through bodily responses. Psychological reactions visible as changes in physiology to embarrassment or as involuntary expressions of shame are scientifically (through studies of brain reactions) are proven to be present in great apes, monkeys and also in dogs- and so, these animals also blush.

Why did Mark Twain say this? He said this because he wanted to convey the sentiment that man is the only animal dumb enough to impulsively do stuff that makes him embarrassed in front of others.

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Cotton candy, also known as fairy floss and candy floss, is a spun sugar confection that resembles cotton.

Have you ever wondered who invented cotton candy? Believe it or not, that sweet, sugary treat was invented by a dentist!

It is not known whether William Morrison had an ulterior motive for inventing the soft confection. In 1897, William Morrison teamed up with Tennessee candy maker, John C. Warton, to create the cotton candy (which at the time was known as "Fairy Floss")

We know sweets are cruel on teeth, but just how bad is cotton candy for our smiles? Not as bad as one would expect. The sugary strings are mostly air. 1 ounce of cotton candy has 26 grams of sugar, compared to a candy apple and a funnel cake, which have 45 grams and 35 grams, respectively.

So, are you surprised a dentist was involved?

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A woman called the police when her ice cream didn't have enough sprinkles

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A woman called the police when her ice cream didn't have enough sprinkles

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The West Midlands Police in England have released a clip of a woman who called their emergency line 999 to complain about getting an ice cream that did not have enough sprinkles on it. She complains that an ice cream man has “put a bit on one side and none on the other.”

Police in general have been releasing recordings of the most bizarre, blatantly not urgent, phone calls to shed light on the people who are jamming emergency lines — between one about a prostitute not being attractive enough and a rant about undercooked waffles.

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Sleeping in a cold room can help you slim down 

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Sleeping in a cold room can help you slim down 

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Your body produces more melatonin when you sleep in a very dark room so that you can create the “right” type of fat for optimal fat burning and weight loss. You may be able to increase your nightly calorie burn by sleeping in a cold room, according to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation. Brown fat burns calories to create heat and may actually help you lose weight. It turns out cold temperatures can increase your body's brown fat. A study dropped the temperatures of sleeping participants to 66 degrees for 10 hours each night for a month. Science says sleeping in a cold room is better for your health. Those who prefer to keep bedroom temperatures chilly while catching some shut eye may be on to something. Sleep usually begins when our body temperature drops, so a colder room can encourage us to fall asleep faster.

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Normally, we blink every 6 seconds, that averages out to about 14,000 blinks per day.

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Normally, we blink every 6 seconds, that averages out to about 14,000 blinks per day.

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Normally, we blink every 6 seconds, that averages out to about 14,000 blinks per day. But, do you know that our eyes blink less when reading and more when talking? While a fingerprint has 40 unique characteristics, an iris has 256. For this reason, iris scans are used for security purposes. And do you know, a blink lasts anywhere from 100-150 milliseconds?  For this reason the eye muscles are considered the fastest in the body. The expression “in the blink of an eye” actually relates to the blink being the fastest muscle in the body.

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The world's smallest reptile was first reported in 2021.

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The world's smallest reptile was first reported in 2021.

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Do you think everything on this planet have been discovered? Well, think again. On January 2021, a tiny chameleon was discovered in Northern Madagascar, believed to be the smallest reptile on Earth.

Brookesia nana, also known as the nano-chameleon, is a species of chameleon endemic and does not change colours.
The nano-chameleon is blotchy brown in color. Adult males measure 22 mm in total length (including tail), while females are slightly larger at 29 mm. Like any other Brookesia species, females are generally larger than the males. The reasons for its diminutive size are currently unknown, as many vertebrates grow as they mature.

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The world wastes about 1 billion metric tons of food each year

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The world wastes about 1 billion metric tons of food each year

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Food waste is a huge problem. How big? About 931 million metric tons. That's how much food that researchers with the United Nations estimate was wasted in 2019, according to the Food Waste Index Report 2021, which surveyed 54 countries, finding that the majority of wasted food (61%) comes from homes while restaurants and other food services produce 26% of wasted food. Grocery stores make up just 13% of food waste.

Food waste and food loss have a significant impact on global warming. When wasted food goes to the landfill, it rots and emits greenhouse gases that damage our environment. Each year, 3.3 billion tons of carbon dioxide are emitted because of food waste.

To put this into perspective, if wasted food were a country it would be the third largest producer of carbon dioxide in the world after the U.S. and China. Today, 811 million people don’t know where their next meal is coming from while tons of perfectly edible food rots in landfills and poor storage containers. Reducing food waste and losses is key to ending global hunger, fighting climate change and fostering healthy food systems and every person can be part of the solution.

By taking small steps to reduce food waste, like eating leftovers and only buying the food that you need. Can helps fight global hunger and climate change.

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Believe it or not, even with the word 'nut' in peanuts, it's not a nut. Turns out, peanuts have been masquerading as nuts this whole time.

Peanuts are actually considered legumes. While real nuts grow on trees, peanuts grow in pods that mature underground like other legumes such as lentils and peas.

But, no worries in calling these imposters 'nuts' as it isn't wrong in every way.

"While their physical structure and nutritional benefits more closely resemble that of other legumes, their use in diets and cuisines more closely resembles that of nuts." is what The Peanuts Institute wrote.

* Additional nut frauds include cashews, walnuts, pistachios, and almonds. Botanically speaking, they are classified as seeds of the trees or fruits they grow on.

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Do you know that the first oranges in the word weren't orange？It sounds impossible, but it is real. The original oranges from Southeast Asia were a tangerine-pomelo hybrid, and they were actually green. In fact, oranges in warmer regions like Vietnam and Thailand still stay green through maturity.

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Do you guys know that sea lions also can dance to a beat others than you watch your beloved Korean idols dance skillfully on the stage? I am pretty sure all of you must have been watching myriads of performances at any zoos in this spacious world where those sea lions either clapping theirs hands or playing with a ball. However, these performances are so lame. I would like to share with you some new information about these amazing sea lions.

There are only two mammals on Earth with the proven ability to move their bodies in time with an external beat, which are humans and sea lions. Some researchers at the University of Santa Cruz rescued a stranded sea lion in 2013, which was a California sea lion called Ronan. Ronan is the first non-human mammal convincingly shown to be able to keep the beat. Scientists at Pinniped Cognition and Sensory Systems Laboratory trained Ronan to bob her head in time with the rhythmic sounds, then showed that she could transfer this skill to tempos and music that she hadn't heard before. When the beat sped up or slowed down, so did the bops of Ronan’s head and when “Boogie Wonderland” by Earth, Wind & Fire started playing over the speakers, Ronan kept perfect time. According to Peter Cook, a graduate student in psychology at UC Santa Cruz, Ronan's sense of rhythm undercuts an increasingly influential theory that beat keeping requires a capacity for complex vocal learning. Sea lions have limited flexibility in the sounds they make and they are not known to be capable of vocal mimicry. "Ronan's success poses a real problem for the theory that vocal mimicry is a necessary precondition for rhythmic entrainment," Cook said. These sea lions should be trained as soon as possible by starting with simple rhythm tracks. ‘’Sea lions are also good at finding the tempo in music, but don’t seem to maintain the behavior as reliably as Ronan. She stays right on the beat’’, Cook also said. From this information, we know that actually sea lions are also good at dancing to a beat even though it will take a few months for them reliably keeping the beat, but once they had mastered it, surely they will show a remarkable ability to keep time to novel rhythmic tempos and music and also dancing by bobbing their heads up and down. For those who are still not believe that sea lions can dance to a beat, let’s take a look and read this useful information.

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Most disney characters wear gloves to keep animation simple

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Most disney characters wear gloves to keep animation simple

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Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, Pinocchio, and more Disney characters all have one accessory in common—gloves. Although there are many surprising facts about Disney’s most famous characters, putting gloves on animation characters is actually a pretty logical move.The short answer as to why so many characters wear gloves is that animation is an intensive process. It takes time and precision to create the characters you know and love. Animators wanted to make their job a touch easier and faster with a few techniques and hacks.Still, in the age of black and white cartoons, separating characters’ round-edge hands from their black bodies was hard. Gloves were an easy way to make their hands stand out.

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Most laughter isn't because things are funny

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Most laughter isn't because things are funny

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Every culture in the world laughs, but surprisingly, most of our laughter isn't necessarily a response to humor. Less than 20 percent laughter comes after jokes, according to neuroscientist Robert Provine; the rest is a reaction to regular statements and questions like, "How have you been?" The ensuing laughter, however brief, helps from social bonds since people who laugh together grow closer.

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The wood frog can hold its pee for up to eight months.

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The wood frog can hold its pee for up to eight months.

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Wood frogs in Alaska have been known to hold their urine for up to eight months, sticking it out through the region's long winters before relieving themselves once temperatures increase. The urine actually helps keep the animal alive while it hibernates, with special microbes in their gut that recycle the urea (urine's main waste) into nitrogen.

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One of the most interesting aspects of their life is how they sleep. Exactly, how long can certain snails sleep for? You may be surprised by the answer.
Certain land snails can sleep for up to three years in hibernation or estivation. Yes, it’s true!  Although this extended nap may sound appealing at first, it is actually caused by less-than-ideal conditions.
Snails need moisture to survive; so if the weather is not cooperating, they can actually sleep up to three years. It has been reported that depending on geography, snails can shift into hibernation, or estivation, helping to escape warm climates. During this time, the snails will secrete mucus over their bodies to protect themselves from the dry, hot weather.

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Multiple studies have been conducted that prove singing as a part of a group provides numerous physical and emotional benefits. Researchers have discovered that singing is soothing and does indeed raise one's spirits and mood. When you sing with others, the body releases feel-good hormones, like oxytocin, and reduces stress-causing ones, like cortisol.

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Unlike cats or other animals that can cough up hairballs when they digest too much fur and other indigestible materials, rabbits are incapable of spewing. Their digestive system only goes one way, so the furry critters swallow plenty of roughage, which keeps things moving in the right direction.

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Hairs and nail grow faster during pregnancy.

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Hairs and nail grow faster during pregnancy.

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A surprising side effect of pregnancy is that nails and hair grow faster than usual. This is due to changes in hormones as well as increased blood circulation and metabolism supplying nutrients. According to Amy O'Connor, writing for What to Expect, a pregnant person's hair also "might feel thicker and look more shiny and healthy than usual." Though she warns that it can occasionally mean that the expecting "may suddenly sprout strands in places [they'd] rather not.

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More human twins are being born now than ever before.

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More human twins are being born now than ever before.

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Do you get the feeling that there are more twins around these days than there used to be? No? Well, you should, because according to a new study in the journal Human Reproduction, the "twinning rate" has increased by one-third since the '80s—up from 9 to 12 twins per 1,000 deliveries. Currently that adds up to about 1.6 million twins born each year across the world—meaning one out of every 42 babies is a twin. Helping drive this is the increasing use of medically assisted reproduction, and the delay in childbearing (twinning has been found to increase with a mother's age). For more pieces of trivia to impress your friends, here are 50 Facts So Strange You Won't Believe They're True.

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Many feet bones don't harden until you're an adult

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Many feet bones don't harden until you're an adult

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Feet are enormously complex parts of the body. Each foot contains 26 bones, as well as 33 joints and 19 muscles, which work together to allow for a huge range of motion and movements. But many of these bones remain cartilage throughout a person's childhood, slowly ossifying into bone as the years go on. According to the Ontario Society of Chiropodists, all of the bones in the foot don't completely harden until a person is about 21 years old! And for more trivia to keep you sharp, sign up for our daily newsletterr.

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 The famous Easter Island Heads have hidden bodies!

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 The famous Easter Island Heads have hidden bodies!

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Practically everyone has seen the iconic images of the Easter Island heads. What you may not have known is that those Easter Island heads actually have hidden buried bodies!
I bet you didn't know that , right ?
Archaeologists have uncovered the bodies associated with the heads and found interesting discoveries . A team of archaeologists at UCLA developed the Easter Island Statue Project . After approvals, the archaeologists excavated two of the Easter Island heads to reveal their torso and truncated waist. The heads had been covered by  successive mass transport deposits on the island that buried the statues lower half. These events enveloped the statues and gradually buried them to their heads as the islands naturally weathered and eroded through the centuries.
The tallest of the statues comes in at 33 feet high and is known as Paro.