網頁2021/7/30 · As the Olympic Games end their first full week of competition we thought it might be fun to look back at 20 fun facts to celebrate the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. The first Olympic Games took place in the eighth-century b.c.e. In Olympia Greece.

網頁2020/7/17 · Simply taking 1 step uses over 200 muscles in the body. It might not look like it, but penguins have knees! A grizzly bear’s bite is so strong it can break a bowling ball. The rings around Saturn are made up of ice crystals! Some of the crystals are as big as a house and some are as small as a speck of dust.

網頁2022/8/29 · 61 Fun Facts About Money #1. One bill weighs 1 gram, and 454 bills equal one pound. #2. The Federal Reserve is missing 2/3 of the $100 bills they printed. #3. The most counterfeited denomination is the $20 bill. #4. North Korea is the largest counterfeiter. #5. Emerich Juettner was a pro at counterfeiting. #6.

網頁2020/7/17 · Here are some fun facts about animals that will most likely blow your mind: 15,000-20,000 new animal species are discovered every year. A butterfly has about 12,000 eyes. Tigers have striped skin, not just striped fur. Jellyfish are made up of 95% water. Polar bears touch noses with one another when they greet each other. How cute!

網頁2022/5/15 · Stars weigh more than… well, most things! Six billion tons would be the weight of a teaspoonful size of a neutron star! 5. Don’t worry, your spoons are safe! Placed in contact with water, some metals are known to explode! 6. As we age, we ‘lose’ bones. Human babies have up to 100 more bones than adults.