Facts, both informative and bizarre, are humorously illustrated. Example: a cow can produce sixty-five pounds of manure a day.

A collection of interesting trivia and informative facts, such as the tendency of an angry hippopotamus to sweat out a red substance resembling blood.

Presents bizarre information, such as spitting laws and customs.

Presents such interesting and bizarre facts as the details of how spiders eat the insects they capture.

Who doesn't love facts and random bits of information? "I did not know that" or "Teach me something I don't know!" are a commonly heard phrases among people today. Along with this, the most powerful driving force behind our random browsing of the Internet or Social Media is the pursuit of new information. This brings me to the reason why I wrote 101 Creepy, Weird, Scary, Interesting, and Outright Cool Facts. Here are some categories you will receive facts from in this book: Plants and Nature Computers and Technology History Science, math and space Urban legends Did you know that sea cucumbers are a class of invertebrate marine animals which inhabit almost every sea in the world? Their bodies can regenerate at an exceptionally fast rate, which allows them to regrow organs that were completely lost. As such, they have developed a defensive mechanism where they throw out their intestines - and sometimes even more internal organs - when they are attacked by predators. This is just one of the facts listed in this book so if you're ready for me, start reading now.In addition to 101 Creepy, Weird, Scary, Interesting, and Outright Cool Facts, you will receive 5 books included for free as a sign of my appreciation.

A compendium of fantastical facts and essential knowledge for all ages, covering every subject on earth (and beyond), including geography, space, history, the ocean, animals, food, and the human body, from Tiktok star MJC Matthew. Did you know that the reason you can never find the end of a rainbow is because they are actually full circles? Or that our fingers shrivel up when they get wet because our bodies are adapting to give us a better grip in the water? If these pique your interest then ready yourself for a whole host of interesting tidbits touching on geography, space, history, and animals, as well as a special section on little-known survival knowledge that one day just might save your life! This fascinating and hilarious trivia guide will also cover answers to key questions such as: Are we all related? What is more dangerous: a koala or a crocodile? Did the pope cause the Black Death? Why was New York once known as New Orange? Should you use spiderwebs as a bandage? How much bamboo would it take to cover the Taj Mahal?

Relates the origin of such items as the potato, the postage stamp, the toilet, and the high-heeled shoe, in comic strip form.