Author: Mikael Angelo Francisco
FlipFact (July 31, 2019): Chameleons come and go (but not for the reasons you think)
FlipFact of the Day: Despite their usual portrayal in pop culture, chameleons don’t change colors for camouflage. They also cannot copy…
FlipFact (July 30, 2019): The burp heard ’round the world
FlipFact of the Day: Nev Sharp of Humpty Doo, Australia recorded a burp that reached levels of 110.6 decibels. Unofficially, this…
The strangest thing about sharks
FlipFact of the Day: Despite having a skeletal system, sharks don’t actually have bones. Instead, a shark’s skeleton is made up…
FlipFact (July 28, 2019): The Door to Hell is here on Earth
FlipFact of the Day: It is said that in 1971, a team of Soviet engineers identified a possible gas field site…
FlipFact (July 27, 2019): The legendary Lolong
FlipFact of the Day: A saltwater crocodile named Lolong was the largest crocodile ever in captivity. Caught in a creek in…
5 well-known science ‘facts’ that turned out to be myths
(Updated on March 26, 2021) We humans love trivia. In fact, here are a few fun facts for you: Three out of…
FlipFact (July 26, 2019): Experts say there’s an 8th continent—and you won’t believe where it is
FlipFact of the Day: Beneath what we now know as New Zealand is a large landmass about half the size of…
Here’s the full list of Google’s free Wi-Fi stations in the Philippines
Five months after launching its partnership with Smart, tech giant Google has officially activated over 400 Google Stations in the…
The only vertebrates that undergo male pregnancy
FlipFact of the Day: Seahorses, pipefishes, seadragons, and other members of the Syngnathidae fish family are unique in the animal kingdom.…
The Dead Sea: Where you can’t sink, but you can absolutely drown
FlipFact of the Day: Due to its salt content, the Dead Sea is remarkably dense. Not only will you float easily,…
