Age is just a number when it comes to learning new things. Whether you're a curious kid exploring the world or an adult eager to expand your horizons, random facts still come in handy.
These tidbits of knowledge make for good conversation starters, too. Imagine you're at the office coffee machine and you decide to break the ice by mentioning a fun fact. Before you know it, you're enjoying a fascinating talk with someone new.
Whatever your case might be, the Facebook group “Weird, Strange and Interesting Things" has nuggets of information for everyone. So keep scrolling to discover some intriguing facts.
#1 Ballerina Fountains In Poland Designed By Artist Malgorzata Chodakowska
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Every day presents us with the chance to expand our knowledge. But if you are still, for whatever reason, worried that you are too old to learn something new, think about Priscilla Sitienei, a midwife from Ndalat in Kenya.
Not having the opportunity to attend school as a kid, she grew up without learning to read or write. But as she got older, she wanted to share her experiences and knowledge with her family. So, at 90 years old, she joined a local school, along with six of her great-great-grandchildren.
#2 Snakes Definitely Look A Lot Less Scary If You Make Them A Hat
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#3 The Photo Of The Century. Nature Defeats Technology
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Engaging in activities that challenge our mind is the key to reducing the risk of cognitive decline. Studies reveal that adopting new skills can enhance mental abilities in older adults. Just like our muscles, the mind also requires daily exercise to stay healthy. By regularly challenging and stimulating the brain, people can improve their reasoning abilities, problem-solving skills, and overall quality of life.
#4 Waiting For The Return Of The Fishermen
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#5 Iguazu Falls, A Breathtaking Waterfall System, Straddles The Border Of Argentina And Brazil
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#6 They Are Not Leaves
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Taking up hobbies that involve curiosity also reduces stress and anxiety. For instance, reading allows us to unwind by letting us take a break from the hustle and bustle of work, relationships, and daily responsibilities. In fact, it triggers the release of feel-good neurotransmitters, such as dopamine. These neurochemicals promote feelings of pleasure and relaxation.
#7 Baby Hummingbird Drinking Juice From A Raspberry
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#8 A Perfect Shot Of Blue And Grey Grandalas
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#9 This Is A Picasso Bug And It's A Real One
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#10 I’m A Rescuer For A Raptor Rehab, And I Got The Call For This Guy In The Middle Of Me Dying My Hair
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#11 Amazing Frozen Waterfall In The Alps, South Tyrol, Italy
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#12 Senegal, Lake Retba. Its Distinct Pink Colour Is Caused By The Dunaliella Salina Bacteria, Which Is Attracted By The Lake’s Salt Content
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Exploring intriguing facts improves your social abilities. Being well-informed about various topics boosts confidence, allowing you to join discussions. For instance, you are at a party and the conversation turns to a topic about space. Because you recently read something interesting about galaxies, you are able to offer valuable input.
#13 This Tree Photographed On Waihe’e Beach, Maui, Hawaii Islands, Looks Like It's Walking Or Running. Run Forrest! Run!!
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#14 The Value Of One Single Tre
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#15 Dracula Simia, Called Also Monkey Orchid Or The Monkey-Like Dracula
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Learning doesn't just happen in school; it's a lifelong journey that brings various benefits. But to become a lifelong learner, one must develop healthy daily habits. To begin with, nurturing a growth mindset is important. It might take time but your skills and intelligence can be developed through continuous effort and dedication. You just need to step out of your comfort zone and take on new challenges.
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#17 Transparent Fish
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#18 Lightning Striking Lady Liberty
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Let’s face it, we often get busy with work, family, and social commitments, leaving little room for learning. Hence, it’s important to have good time management skills. Developing a schedule and sticking to it each day can increase your productivity. Don’t be shy to set an alarm clock to achieve your goals for the day.
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#20 This Strange Plant Has Flowers With Petals Shaped Like Hummingbirds
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#21 This Beast Is Known As The Hua Moa Banana. It Grows In Hawaii
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Reflecting on activities that excite you is a great way to start learning. You can find like-minded people who share your interests and enjoy the activities with them. Not only does this nurture your passion, but it’s also a great way to learn from others. For instance, you can join this FB group to connect with curious minds.
The more you engage with new information, the richer your knowledge of the world becomes. So, keep your mind open, and feed your curiosity with these interesting facts.
#22 Rainbow Swamps Happen When The Bald Cypress Trees Drop Their Leaves In The Autumn They Begin To Decompose In The Swamp
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#23 The Blood Falls‼️ One Of The Most Incredible Natural Phenomena On The Planet
Image credits: Charith Wijesinghe
#24 Imagine Waking Up To Find Them Outside Of The Window , In Howick, South Africa
Image credits: Mie Piscitelli
#25 Fluorescent Markings On Road Floors In Australia, For Better Visibility At Night
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#26 Cats
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#27 The "Thank God Ledge" In Yosemite National Park, California
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#28 This Is One Of A Collection Of Twelve Giant Books Made In 1715 By A Priest In New Spain
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#29 Life-Sized Elephant Statue Made From 29,649 Old Batteries
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#30 I Think I Found The Entrance To The Spider-Verse
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#31 An Archaeologist Holds A Plaster Cast Of A Child’s Body That Died As A Result Of The Eruption Of Vesuvius In 79 Ce In Pompeii
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#32 This Is The Amazing Suriname Hulled Frog
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#33 Blood-Red Alkaline Lake In Kapedo, Turkana County
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#34 Eggs Of Ants Selling In A Tribal Village Of Assam India
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