Ferdio is an infographic agency in Copenhagen, Denmark, and they're on a mission to inform the Internet about just how incredible our world really is.
To do so, Ferdio launched Factourism, a project dedicated to sharing facts that are 100% true and 100% fascinating. Tailoring them to fit online, Ferdo is illustrating the facts too, and the pictures are really cool.
Continue scrolling to check them out and fire up Ferdio's earlier submission to Bored Panda if you want more interesting trivia.
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Guard Geese
Geese have excellent hearing, exceptional eyesight, are very territorial, aggressive, and loud. For all of these reasons, some police stations in rural parts Xinjiang Province now have geese guarding at night.
"In a world where fake news, misinformation, and biased content are on the rise, it can be hard to separate truth from fiction. This shouldn’t be the case," a Ferdio spokesperson told Bored Panda. "Actually, the world is fascinating without faking it. Therefore, we created Factourism -- a place to explore all of the amazing facts of our world, combining our love for strange facts with our love for illustration."
Ferdio wants everyone to have zero doubt when it comes to their facts' legitimacy, so it provides the source for each one of them.
Mary Kenneth Keller
Born in 1913, Sister Mary Kenneth Keller professed her vows with the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the 40s, before proceeding to get a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and a master’s degree in mathematics and physics in the 50s. Finally, she completed her PhD in computer science in the 1965, one of the first two of its sort in the US, with her thesis “Inductive inference on computer generated patterns”.
"Sure, there already are a lot of fact-based websites and SoMe accounts, but most of these simply lack quality. When it comes to design and creativity, they often use stock images and/or text in a very generic way. The main problem, however, is that these facts are either doubtful or, even worse, non-existent in the first place."
There really isn't a theme that Factourism likes the most. "Our facts can both be hilarious, mind-blowing, horrifying and surprising covering all kinds of topics like nature, culture, brands, science, climate, history or technology," the spokesperson said. "We like that you can explore all sort of things from farts, selfies, pizzas, sweat, Ikea, Nutella, sex toys, you name it."
Power Of A Batman Costume
Kids aged four and six were asked to perform a repetitive task, but offered the option to take breaks playing video games instead. No need to say that they didn’t persevere much at the assignment. But across both ages, they did spend more time working in the case they were impersonating Batman.
Ferdio is constantly collecting and looking for new facts in order to present their followers with the most interesting stuff. "Our ... list is massive, and we actually tend to skip more facts than we use for various reasons. But basically it comes down to whether or not a particular fact is surprising and trustworthy, as well as how much visual potential does it have."
Pioneers Of Agriculture
Several species of ants, attines, started farming 55 to 60 millions of years before humans did. They favourite food? Fungus. They organise themselves around cutting grass and leaves, bringing them back to their colony, watching after fungus growing on the harvested crop, and then collecting and eating the fungus. The fungus species evolves along with each ant species.
Everyone in Ferdio has developed a keen interest in Factourism and the whole team is involved in one way or the other. Be it researching, designing, or publishing. "We're a small team of eight people, mainly consisting of graphic designers. The concept of Factourism is established, but we like that everyone has a different take on each fact. Currently, we add 2-3 new facts every week, but we also have a business to run, so we often plan a big batch of facts for the upcoming month."
Calendar Configurations
Seven configurations for each of the days that can start the year, times two for leap and non-leap years, it’s that simple.
2020 started on a Wednesday and is a leap year, as we will get a February 29 like almost every 4 years. The last leap year to start on that day was 1992, as were 1964 and 1936, so search your attic and explore your local thrift shops, see if you can excavate a calendar to recycle for the new year!
Ambidexterity
Prolific in sketches and notes-taking, Leonardo da Vinci was ambidextrous. He was able to draw and write (in his infamous backwards script) with both his left and right hands.
Pop-Up Ads
In the nineties, Ethan Zuckerman was working for a website named Tripod. The website was displaying advertising, but the ads were getting in the way of the content and announcers were not always happy with the pages their banners ended up appearing on. When a big car manufacturer was not that keen of having their ad displaying on a page about sodomy the website was hosting, Ethan came up with a solution: a simple piece of code that would open the ad in a separate window. The invention took on, and spread far more than anyone would have wanted, becoming one of the most hated form of online advertisement, and leading browser vendors to implement pop-up blocking features. Ethan finally went public with an apology: “I’m sorry. Our intentions were good”. He believes that “advertising is the original sin of the web” and is now the director of the MIT Center for Civic Media.
That’s why I am grateful to the person who invented ad blocker.
Tiny Dinosaurs
It’s no secret that today’s birds are descendants to what used to be dinosaurs. To study the locomotion of dinosaurs, researchers from the faculty of science of the university of Santiago realised that by moving backwards the centre of gravity of common birds, chickens, from their hatching to their adulthood, they could get the birds to walk more or less like dinosaurs used to. How? By having the chickens wearing artificial tails.
Oh yeah! Pretty sure the chicken is related to the t-Rex. I read that somewhere?
Apple Varieties
We know more than 7,500 cultivars of apples. Some are good for eating, others are better for cider, jelly, or ornamentation, certain are quite old and not fit for mass production.
Then why do they sell only the utterly tasteless ones in stores these days?
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Rabbit Abilities
Not only rabbit can recognise the smell of faeces of known predatory species, but it has been found that they are also able to distinguish the ones that has specifically been eating other rabbits. If an area houses an animal a little too fond of eating rabbits in the near past, then it is probably best to avoid this place for a while.
Microwaved Grapes
When grapes are put in a microwave oven, especially when cut in two, their shape and material refract the waves in a way that eventually ionise the sodium and potassium content of the fruit and create plasma that ignites and takes fire. A popular science-fair/YouTube trick, Canadian scientists have since studied the phenomenon and reproduced it using artificial water beads. They note that the science behind it could serve as a base to develop wireless antennas and superresolution imaging. All thanks to someone who once wanted to eat warm grapes.
Emotional Cows
A researcher from the University of Sydney who studied a herd of cows for five months established that each cow was expressing themselves individually, voicing their emotions: excitement, arousal, engagement, or distress. In the context of farming, the research concluded that by understanding the different moos, farmers can give their attention to the individual cows who need it.
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The Dangers Of Cleaning
Cleaning exposes your lungs to chemical sprays and other cleaning agents, which causes damage to respiratory health in the long term. It is especially true for people doing cleaning as their job. A study found out that over time, the impairment caused by cleaning is similar to smoking cigarettes: “This study suggests that […] long-term respiratory health is impaired 10–20 years after cleaning activities. […] The effect size was comparable to the effect size related to 10–20 pack-years of tobacco smoking.” (A pack-year being the number of packs smoked in a day multiplied by the number of years spent smoking)
I suppose it’s the exposure to chemicals...but then you’re left with a clean house....which is of course healthier than a dirty house. So I doubt the validity of this one.
Wow, so much to unpack in your comment. First, I think you're really underestimating the effect chemicals from common cleaning products have on your health.There are some good non-toxic ones, but if you're using Tide, Windex, 409, Mr. Clean, etc. you're inhaling some really nasty stuff. Also, there is some evidence that overly clean houses are part of why we have seen a dramatic increase in allergies and asthma in the developed world. Homes are simply too clean and it leads to children growing up in a house that affects their immune system in ways that are a problem later in life. Finally, you trusting your hunch over an actual study is one of the biggest problems we face. If you can find other research that contradicts it that would be interesting.
Load More Replies...There are many nontoxic cleaning products available now that are safe for the environment and people's health. You can even make your own -- a solution of half water and half white vinegar is the best glass cleaner.
No one needs dangerous chemicals to do basic house cleaning. A friend of mine specializes in this because so many people are now allergic to "fragrances" or other strong smells.
My mom was a cleaning lady and she possibly (hint word because none of us are 100% sure) developed arthritis from using cleaning chemicals/products without gloves. She had no idea of the long term effects until her doctor noticed her occupation and put two and two together. She stated that the chemicals she uses could be the link to her rheumatoid arthritis. To this day her hands hurt, but it hasn't been worsening drastically like it did before. She did start using gloves to clean, but also changed her occupation so... not sure
The chemicals in these kinds of cleaners can lead to immune system dysfunctions like chronic inflammation. Sadly, I'm not surprised that arthritis could come from it. Hope your mom finds some relief.
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It's the biggest problem our planet faces: a lack of scientific and media literacy, which has been replaced with people trusting their gut or what others in their social circle think.
Load More Replies...Cleaning with white vinegar is non-toxic and works very well. Baking soda has many cleaning uses, too. There is very little need for toxic substances in cleaning.
I cannot understand why most people use those harsh cleaning products on a daily, or weekly, basis. You can use a microfiber cloth without any cleaning agent whatsoever for most surfaces and use a small amount of an all-purpose cleaning product only when it is absolutely needed. Cleaning products that come in spray form do not exist in my home. I value my lungs too much for that.
No it's not. I use vinegar and other safe products that barely smell. I'd say this has quite a few factors to it. I don't even use those items to clean my house. P.S. This is coming from someone who used to smoke close to two packs a day and has now been a non-smoker for several years. This is a bunch of b******t.
What if you clean with only vinegar, baking soda, peroxide and alcohol?
Over the 18.5 years I worked at a family-owned hardware store I watched as numerous old cleaning agents rebranded themselves as "natural" products. The fact is that things like borax, boric acid, Zudd cleanser, ammonia, and acetic acid (unscented vinegar) are from a time when the toxic chemicals had not yet been developed.
THAT'S why I so rarely clean... For my health. I've been a responsible person all along.
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don't use chemical cleaners. there's good non chemical cleaners around to avoid this.
Have really low vitamin D levels is far worse than smoking and cleaning the house and driving without a seat belt all put together.
I clean my house just fine without a ton of chemicals - mostly I dry-mop or vacuum, dust with dry or slightly wet cloth. Who is using a lot of chemicals? I'm not eating off of the floor - it doesn't need to be bacteria free.
Just use natural cleaning supplies........ baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice, etc.
Harsh chemicals are not needed to clean a house... stop watching commercials... they are primarily b******t.
Cleaning using the products that are sold on the market is harmful, yes, not only for you but for environment also. They are way too strong for the job, contains harmful chemicals, scents and colors. On the other hand, cleaning with Castile soap, baking soda, sodium permanganate, borax, etc, with real essential oils to purify , or disinfect, or anti bacterial, and on top of that beneficial for you, as needed, in proper amount ( small amounts are enough ) keeps house and you healthy, and its a good exercise
They need to fact-check themselves. The harm depends entirely on what you clean with. You can have a clean house and healthy lungs.
Of course it depends on the products you choose to use. Not all are toxic.
FKN YES!!!!!! Finally a good enough excuse to hit my partner with when I have to defend why I don't do housework lol! I'm joking, he's always did the housework but when it comes to deep cleaning, I take care of that. I just don't trust him to do the cleaning to my standards lol! This is based on the fact that if, when he's doing the dishes, there are plates or cutlery sitting anywhere else in the kitchen other than next to the sink, they just get left! Worktops get wiped without lifting things and doing under them! I think most men may be like that though?
Thats only one of the reasons that I have my house mate do it.
I'm turning this into a poster at the ups store and hanging it in every room in my house. If anybody tries to messy-shame me I'll reply "I CANT BELIEVE YOU CARE SO LITTLE ABOUT MY HEALTH!!" And then I'll tell Netflix "yes I'm still watching"
Go back to the basics. Vinegar, Lemon, Hot water, and good ol' elbow grease.
Any sprays or liquids that kill viruses are very nasty smelling, even brands that are more environmentally friendly. And the smell of Formula 409 makes me want to vomit.
Or you can use something besides chemical warfare on dirt. I mean, seriously, I grew up on a *farm* and we didn't use anything with ammonia/bleach/worse. Water. Soap. Borax when we had a "big" job. We used rubbing alcohol on glass.
Unless of course, you are aware that spraying a lot of chemical stuff in your house isn't exactly cleaning. Using natural products for cleaning is cheaper, better for your health and improves the quality of the air in your house significantly.
Cleaning = good. Cleaning products = potentially bad. (Irritate lungs, nasal passages, throat, eyes, skin, toxic to environment, can leave residue on surfaces harmful to pets...) Even "natural ones" can do that. (Ammonia is natural. Borax is natural. etc.) So... Soap. Water. And if you have to use bleach or something every few months... okay. Is what it is.
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The US flag, stripes and stars, has been having a similar design since the 18th century. But with the number of states changing all the time, the number of stars had to change too. And who says a different number of stars says a different arrangement, so that they all fit satisfyingly in the blue rectangle. With the addition of Alaska and Hawaii in early second half of the 20th century, there was a need for a 50-stars design. The designer of the winning arrangement, 9 lines of alternating 5 and 6 stars, is called Robert Heft and came up with it as part of a school project. He spent a weekend cutting and sewing his flag proposal, which was accepted as an official flag by congressman Walter Moeller and finally adopted in 1960.
He was the only person legally allowed to write on the flag. My parents met him years ago and got me an autographed flag. Pretty stinkin cool when you think about it.
Diamonds Inside Diamonds
Or rather, a diamond can grow around another diamond, although there is only one instance of the rare phenomenon known to us. In 2019, miners in Yakutia, Russia made a curious discovery: a diamond with an internal cavity, holding another diamond. It might be over 800 millions years old and geologists have been coming up with hypotheses concerning how it was formed.
Voting Rights
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station, and previously the Mir station, are not exempt of voting duty. They get their ballot as an encrypted PDF in their e-mail inbox, can cast their vote from one of the onboard computers, and send it back to their voting clerk. It initially required some adaptation in the law down back Earth to accommodate for this derogation, but now people in space can voice their political preference almost like anyone else.
Face Touching
A small study, performed in 2008 in California on ten persons being recorded performing everyday office tasks, showed that they were on average touching their face 15.7 times an hour. If we consider a sleeping time of 8 hours, that’s about 250 times a day during waking hours.
I never realised how much I touched my face until i was told not to because of corona virus.
World's Wealthiest
Billionaire Jeff Bezos, entrepreneur behind Amazon and richest person in the world, is worth $110 billion. He earns $2,489 a second. In 15 minutes, he earn as much as what an American with a bachelor’s degree earns in their lifetime. In the meantime, many are the Amazon workers who are edging the threshold of poverty. Bezos is notably using some of his money to launch manned space programmes.
Human Skin Bindings
Anthropodermic bibliopegy. That is the proper name for binding books with human leather rather than another animal’s. A morbid practice that was occasionally done in the 19th century and earlier. Some of the resulting books are now conserved in the Harvard Library at Harvard University.
It happened. I don't know how many books were originally bound that way, but I know it happened more than people thought. There was minimal difference to using human v.s. animal hide. The human skinned books creep me out less than what happened during the holocaust. Some of the Jews who had tattoo's were killed and their skin was used for lamp shades. Their hair was used to stuff pillows, and trust me when I say that you do not want to look to much further into that. It got pretty disturbing, especially Ilse Koch. Man, google at you're own risk, but there are more Human remains used for things than a lot of people know. Not like Ed Gein, but still, you'd be surprised.
Strip Club Church
From outside, “the Manor” in Guelph, Ontario could look like any other strip club. But it isn’t: it offers social housing to people who are recovering from addiction, live in poverty, or are just out of prison; its owner has taken the endeavour to help the poor; and a Christian pastor has been hosting a weekly service there for the past six years.
Gate Tower Building
Osaka is home of the Gate Tower Building (Gēto Tawā Biru), a 16-storeys tower opened in 1992 and designed by architects Azusa Sekkei and Yamamoto-Nishihara Kenchiku Sekkei Jimushō. Three of it floors are crossed by a motorway, going through a large hole in the building. The road does not touch the building and is held by a bridge, while the elevator go straight from level 4 to level 8.
Visiting Stonehenge
The prehistoric monument of Stonehenge in South West England was built around 5000 to 4000 years ago and believed to have been a burial ground and to have been used for spiritual purposes. It has since become one of the most well-known landmarks, and has been forever attracting visitors. It’s very recently that the site has been protected: the land has had many owners before finally becoming public, buildings – now removed – has been built near to it, people would chisel off bits of rocks to take home as souvenirs, and until 1977 indeed, it was allowed to climb on the rocks.
Timeline
We often think of dinosaurs as all living in a period far in the past. But the Mesozoic Era, as it is called, lasted from 250 million to 66 million years ago. In other words, it lasted almost three times longer than the time that separate us from it now. An early dinosaur like Stegosaurus lived about 150 million years ago. A later specimen like Tyrannosaurus lived around 67 million years ago. As for humans, the earliest australopiths appeared 4 millions years ago.
Mount Everest Casualties
More than 300 people have died on the Everest since it was first climbed about a hundred years ago. Since removing the bodies is a dangerous enterprise in itself, and a very expensive one, most are kept on the mountain, frozen on location. In recent years, climbing the mountain has become more popular and a record number of permits has been issued, leading the paths to be overcrowded and the risks of accidents higher – meaning even more fatal ascents.
The Origins Of Hello
“Ahoy”. The nautical greeting could have been the first thing you say on the phone if the preferences of Alexander Graham Bell were followed. Rather, it is “Hello”, preferred by Thomas Edison and printed in the How-To guides of many early telephone books, that was adopted by the first telephone users. Its use then escaped the telephone lines to become the word we know today. Until then however, “Hello” wasn’t used as a greeting. It could express surprise of call for attention, but was not meant to mean “Hi”.
Dirty Phones
Most people don’t clean their phone and most people touch about 3,000 times a day. That's a lot less cleaning and a lot more touching than what happens to a toilet seat or flush. A study found a higher amount of bacteria, yeast and mould on phones than on toilets. Keyboards, mice and trackpads are also concerned.
Nobel Peace Prize
No Nazi party forcing their way into it: it was a joke. Erik Gottfrid Christian Brandt, an antifascist member of the Swedish parliament, nominated Adolf Hitler as a satirical comment on the nomination of Neville Chamberlain, UK prime minister who had just declared war on Germany. Brandt didn’t mean for his nomination to be taken seriously, and as soon as it was, he sent a letter to withdraw the application.
I never understood why this is such an interesting fact. The nomination for the peace prize is open to anyone. That does not mean that the commitee has to consider it. If I'm not wrong I think Putin has been nominated each year the last six years
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Because some poeple have parties where they use the phrase "hold my beer" which often ends in the nearest hospital.
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A study on the sleeping habits of 3,000 British citizens figured out, along that many have sleep troubles, that 3:44 in the middle of the night was the most common time to wake up.
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57 billion disposable pairs of chopsticks are used yearly in China. The national forestry office reports that 3.8 million trees are needed to make them. About 45% are made of cotton wood, birch, and spruce, and the rest is made from bamboo.
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This is the number per person. About the same amount of plastic particles are breathed during a year. And the actual numbers are likely far higher. Researchers find microscopic plastic particles about anywhere: air, soil and water; food and beverages. Drinking bottled water for instance lead to more than three times the intake of plastic than drinking tap water.
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Those legs in those boots!! Reminds me of the muddy puppy legs from a while back.
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Not me. I hate the heat. I love wintertime. So I get up and move more when I am happy.
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There is more conflict in lego now. The police sets now have criminals to catch, all the superhero/villain sets, ninjas etc
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In Laos as well. Happy shake, happy ice cream, happy pizza, you name it. Been there, Don Det.
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I SAW THIS WHEN I WAS WORKING AT CONCESSION STAND. why do they do that?
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This was extremely common in Roman times. Many people had no cooking place in their homes.
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It happened as late as 1931 in some parts of the US. Source, my grandmother and her brother were mailed to their relatives after being abandoned shortly after arriving to this country.
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Wire wheels are really bad for small animals. Please don't use one as they can injure and kill hamsters, mice, and other small animals. Their paws or tail can get caught among other things. Hamster balls are also bad for some of the same reasons: their toes can get caught in the cracks, their tail can be injured along with them not being able to 'see' with their whiskers (rodents rely much more on their whiskers and noise to sense the world than sight). Using these are common mistakes but please don't let your animals run in a wire wheel or a ball.
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I have a friend who farts a lot. I think he might be dead on the inside.
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Yes - the one equivocating cleaning to smoking two packs a day is disgusting.
Load More Replies...The Jeff Bezos one is a common misconception: people that become super rich through their company have their wealth tied to their company's stock. They don't have that money available to spend. If they were selling their stock to get all as cash, the price would crash before they could do it. Essentially they can claim that amount of money as long as they don't try to spend it.
This is 100% true. Someone's worth and their actual wealth are two completely different things. I often see this about Jeff Bezos and the c**p he takes for having so much money and how he should give it all away, and think, but he doesn't HAVE that much money. If he cashed in his WORTH, the economy would collapse and Amazon and other companies would go under.
Load More Replies...I noticed Ching Chong Xhin always had something positive to say. If I ever meet him in real life, I’ll be sorely tempted to arrange a meeting with God for him. Racist little a*****e
nooo they took away 79 of the facts while i was in the middle of reading...it made me stop at 30
Between BP’s plead to follow them on a Google news and the last comment there is a note. In the note, click one the underlined word “109 images”. That will send you to the original post with all 109 images.
Load More Replies...There's a lot of these that are downright false. I posted sources on a couple of them, but it's just not worth it.
I don't like that Factourism's site has no information regarding their sources. I don't like to be a party pooper, but these could all be made up. They're cute though!
Yes - the one equivocating cleaning to smoking two packs a day is disgusting.
Load More Replies...The Jeff Bezos one is a common misconception: people that become super rich through their company have their wealth tied to their company's stock. They don't have that money available to spend. If they were selling their stock to get all as cash, the price would crash before they could do it. Essentially they can claim that amount of money as long as they don't try to spend it.
This is 100% true. Someone's worth and their actual wealth are two completely different things. I often see this about Jeff Bezos and the c**p he takes for having so much money and how he should give it all away, and think, but he doesn't HAVE that much money. If he cashed in his WORTH, the economy would collapse and Amazon and other companies would go under.
Load More Replies...I noticed Ching Chong Xhin always had something positive to say. If I ever meet him in real life, I’ll be sorely tempted to arrange a meeting with God for him. Racist little a*****e
nooo they took away 79 of the facts while i was in the middle of reading...it made me stop at 30
Between BP’s plead to follow them on a Google news and the last comment there is a note. In the note, click one the underlined word “109 images”. That will send you to the original post with all 109 images.
Load More Replies...There's a lot of these that are downright false. I posted sources on a couple of them, but it's just not worth it.
I don't like that Factourism's site has no information regarding their sources. I don't like to be a party pooper, but these could all be made up. They're cute though!