1. When the people of Taiwan are engaged in translation, they have some black humor in it. For example, in the early Taiwanese version of Transformers, Optimus Prime was translated as "Invincible Iron Bull"...
2. How big the heart is, how big the world is! Costa Rica's constitution prohibits the formation of a standing army in the country, so the United Nations established the University for Peace in Costa Rica. (The heart is so big, everyone comes to learn!) ）
3. Have you ever seen a bug more than 3 meters long? The "Bobbitt Worm" can satisfy your curiosity! Bobbitt worms are one of the longest insects in the world, they live on the seabed, the average length can reach about 1 meter, and it is not a problem to grow to 3 meters in the event of a good harvest.
4. New Zealanders treat banknotes the same way they do with personalised T-shirts, because they want to print everything on them. For example, we can see the Hochsch blue-fold fungus on the 50 yuan denomination of New Zealand currency, commonly known as "blue skinny shiitake mushroom". The image of the Hobbit is certainly more than that, and even more outrageously, they also issue coins with Star Wars motifs.
5. Gold has strong toughness and ductility, and an ounce of gold (about 28 grams) can be made into 8 km long gold wire. If we make all the gold on the market in the world into fine wire, it can wrap the earth into rice dumplings and circle around 11.2 million.
6. The Amało child frogs living in Papua New Guinea are arguably the world's smallest frogs, with a body length of only 6.2 to 7.3 mm, and I am really worried that they will be eaten by pests.
7. In general, the order of names and Chinese of Europeans is reversed, they are both first in the first and last in the last. However, the Hungarians are moving closer to the Eastern world, they are the only special case in the Western countries with a surname in the past and a last name, just like us.
8. Hiking is a popular way to travel, and some avid hikers may feel that excursions are not enough to satisfy their curiosity, so try this route - from Cape Town, South Africa to Magadan, Russia, which is the longest travel route in the world, about 562 days to complete the journey. (Of course, you have to hurry up...) ）
9. Our impression of Westerners is mostly blonde, but the reality is that even in a populous country like the United States, less than 5% of people are born blonde, and even the blonde hair of the famous movie star Marilyn Monroe is dyed. Therefore, Trump can proudly think that he is a leader.
10. Poison can make people miserable, but also can help people relieve pain. The venom of the cobra contains a very unique protein, and the painkiller made from it is 20 times more potent than morphine, and has no side effects.
11. People's names can rot the streets, place names can also be, and even some big cities are not spared. According to rough statistics, there are six Santiagos in the world: Santiago, the capital of Chile, Santiago de California, Santiago de Cuba, Santiago in northwestern Spain, Santiago in Panama, and Santiago in the Dominican Republic.
12. In the 19th century, swimming was just popular in Britain, in order to help the general public master the correct swimming posture as soon as possible, many of the city government swimming pools in England will have several live jumping frogs.
13. The same product with different packaging, you can be marked with different prices to sell. In the United States, for example, many olive oils are actually the same oil, but they are packed in 27 different packages and then sold at mid-range, high- and mid-range prices.
14. The county seat of Fan County, Henan, is not within the jurisdiction of this county, and does not even border any land in this county, because it is in the territory of Xinxian County, Shandong. This is because before the founding of the People's Republic of China, Xinxian and Fan County belonged to shandong province. After liberation, due to the needs of the Yellow River to discharge floods, Fan County was assigned to Henan as a flood discharge area, and only the county seat was left in Shandong.
15. Germans don't use air conditioning much in the summer, because most people don't have air conditioning. It's not that they can't afford it, Germany's air conditioners are still quite cheap, an average of only 600 euros, but the installation fee is 1300 euros, equivalent to almost 11,000 yuan...
16. There is a group of people who make a living by fishing in the desert. The Tuagre people, who live in the northern Sahara Desert, are particularly adept at making this impossible possible. The Tuagre people will look for traces of underground rivers in the desert, then dig a hole in the sand 1-3 meters deep, and the rest is to enjoy fishing.
17. If aliens have not come to Earth, how can the following situation be explained? The latitude of the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt is the same as the speed of vacuum light. The latitudinal geographical coordinates of the Pyramid of Khufu are 29.9792458 north latitude, while the speed of light in a vacuum is 299792458 meters per second. Please don't tell me it's just a coincidence.
18. The Hugo Award is not victor Hugo, the French writer who wrote "Notre Dame de Paris", but the "father of science fiction magazines" in the United States, Hugo Gensbach.
19. The otter is actually a show... When adult otters are in danger and happen to be with their children by their side, they show off their little treasures and win the sympathy of predators by selling cuteness.
20. 92% of the sweet and refreshing watermelon is water, but the origin of the watermelon is the very water-scarce African Kalahari Desert. However, watermelons are currently grown all over the world, and 70% of them are eaten by Chinese.
21. Sloths are too slow to move, and their heartbeat and metabolism are very slow. So that if the sloths are exposed to the sun at 35 to 40 ° C for a while, they will die of "fever".
22. Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration and Shenzhen Maritime Safety Bureau are both department-level units, so what about China Maritime Safety Administration? In fact, it is also a main hall level unit, and three are equal level.
23. Although the hyena has a "dog" in its name, in fact, it is a close relative with the cat, because the hyena belongs to the cat-type suborder, and the relationship with the dog is still far away.
24. There is a caterpillar called Hermorio Pres, which disguises itself as a snake when it encounters an enemy. First they will make the body quickly expand several times, and then imitate the movements of the snake to scare people.
25. The rooster crows every morning, and it is still so loud, is it not noisy on its own? Sorry, it may not really feel anything. Because the rooster ears have a built-in earplug, you can automatically block the ears when you are calling, and you can make noise to others and not yourself.