Category: Trivia
FlipFact (September 14, 2019): How much energy does your brain require?
FlipFact of the Day: Your brain accounts for roughly two percent of your body weight, but uses about 20 percent…
FlipFact (September 13, 2019): Are bats really blind?
FlipFact of the Day: Bats aren’t blind. In fact, some of them can see three times better than humans. The…
Was the first known dinosaur named after a ballsack?
FlipFact of the Day: The first non-avian dinosaur ever described was named after… human testicles. In 1676, a mysterious fossilized…
FlipFact (September 11, 2019): Yes, cats can bark
FlipFact of the Day: As surprising as it may sound, it’s true: Cats can, in fact, bark. In 2011, a…
FlipFact (September 10, 2019): A surprising fact about your blood vessels
FlipFact of the Day: If your blood vessels were laid out end to end, they would encircle the Earth about…
FlipFact (September 9, 2019): Which elements are liquid at room temperature?
FlipFact of the Day: Mercury and bromine are the only two elements that are liquid at room temperature. There are…
FlipFact (September 8, 2019): Will your nose and ears ever stop growing?
FlipFact of the Day: Our noses and ears don’t stop getting bigger as we age. At around the age of…
FlipFact (September 7, 2019): Why do flamingos eat with their heads upside-down?
FlipFact of the Day: Unlike most birds, flamingos are filter feeders. They strain food from the water via complex rows…
The unexpected link between roses and apples
FlipFact of the Day: Aside from being typically associated with the color red, apples and roses share another interesting (and undeniably…
FlipFact (September 5, 2019): The weird way rubber bands react to heat and cold
FlipFact of the Day: Most materials expand when subjected to hotter temperatures and contract or shrink when cooled. However, rubber bands…
