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This Twitter Page Shares Interesting Facts About The World, And Here Are 45 That Might Surprise You
Infotainment has to be our favorite way to spend our coffee breaks and commutes. Equal parts informative and entertaining, it’s the kind of internet content that instantly hooks you in and doesn’t want to let go.
The next thing you know, you’ve spent the last couple of hours reading Wikipedia, jumping from articles about science and the animal kingdom to analyses of historical events and art movements. A single quality social media post can reignite your curiosity and remind you just how much fun it can be to learn new things about the world.
The popular ‘Fascinating’ Twitter page, aka @fasc1nate, is home to some pretty interesting science, history, and art facts from around the world. We’ve collected some of their coolest pics and most mind-blowing facts to share with you today. You’ll find them below, so scroll on down and upvote the pics that got your attention the most. Go on, take a break, and have some educational fun. You deserve it.
Since we're featuring a lot of posts about animals, Bored Panda decided to reach out to Dr. Suzanne MacDonald from the Department of Psychology at York University, in Toronto. Dr. MacDonald researches animal behavior, and she kindly answered our questions about people's interactions with wildlife, as well as how different species interact with one another. Read on to see what we discussed.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Either Hyperion has hyperactive growth hormones, or it was the lone survivor of an ancient wildfire, and everything else around it is new growth (in comparison). Arborists/Botanists are welcome to let me know why it’s so much taller than the surrounding forest.
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Rigor Moreno 3 years ago
And don't give that - "and then engineers came bulls**t", there's no sign huge vehicle traffic in this... hahaha
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Juliet Ware 3 years ago
It was the largest flightless bird in the world before it became extinct
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Nunya Business 3 years ago
No more dissecting frogs in Biology class. Just put this guy on his back & watch how his guts work.
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