Caviar was first written about by Aristotle in the 4th century BC
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Caviar was first written about by Aristotle in the 4th century BC
Humans are the only known animal with a chin. (Manatees and elephants come close, but their "almost chins" go straight down from their teeth, and don't protrude as they do in humans)
Japanese Giant Salamanders can squeak. They (the salamanders, not their squeak) are celebrated in an annual festival in Okayama on August the 8th, featuring giant salamander parade floats.
The total sum of microorganisms in the human body weighs about as much as the brain.
Physicist Sir Arthur Eddington was vital in arranging two simultaneous expeditions in 1919 to demonstrate the bending of light around a star during an eclipse. With storm clouds clearing just thirty minutes before the eclipse, Eddington was able to prove the theories behind General Relativity and popularise Albert Einstein outside of Germany. Eddington was also the first person to describe the process of fusion in stars.
The Club-Winged Manakin, a small bird from South America, has a fairly unique way of producing non-vocal sounds. It vibrates its wings to stridulate and make a vibrating sound in a similar way to some insects. It sounds like a small buzzer peeping.
I have just discovered that Hugo Gernsback, a Luxembourg futurist and inventor of the turn of the 19th century, known for creations such as the isolator helmet
, a concept for personal television goggles
and a sea-going Ferris wheel (among other inventions)
was also the creator of the grandfather paradox! That well-known time-travel conundrum of going back in time and killing a relative, bringing into question whether you would ever have been born. He also came up with a concept for radar and tele-operated medical robots. He STARTED science fiction fandom and potentially even coined the phrase "science fiction". Truly ahead of his time and not a name known nearly enough!
I am laughing at my younger self putting "sort of enby" in my description here.... what did I mean by this? also, no sort of about it
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♡ sea bunnies! what a vast range of colors, shapes, and sizes these guys have!!
dont normally talk about 'politics' here but this isnt about politics this is about human rights
To any British citizens OR UK inhabitants please please please sign this petition:
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/631529
It only takes half a minute and it could go a long way to showing the government that We care about LGBTQ+ rights in our country
For reference, this is what we're competing against:
Only British citizens or UK inhabitants can sign this, but anybody can reblog it right now - please get this as far as you can on every platform possible
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Fact of the Day 20.12.22 Since it was settled in around 870AD, Iceland has gone from 20-40% tree cover to less than 0.5%.
Fact of the Day 19.12.22 An alicorn is both a winged unicorn and the alchemical name for a unicorn horn.
Fact of the Day 18.12.22 The spice and dye, paprika is made from grinding up the pods of the pepper plant. It is the national spice of Hungary.
Fact of the Day 17.12.22 For some time the metal bismuth, was thought to be the most stable element but in fact with a half life of 20 billion billion years, it turns into thallium.
Fact of the Day 16.12.22 The road into Gibraltar gets closed every time a plane lands at the airport, as the road crosses the runway.