Bunnies can't vomit, ever. You can drink the same amount of vodka shots, but at the end of the night, only one of you will be hunched over the toilet bowl.
If you want to make friends with a cat, blink; and then look away from it when you get eye contact. If a cat makes accidental eye contact with you, it will squint, blink, and look away. Think egg shells look white? That's because of the calcium in them. The human eye picks up the wavelengths of color from calcium, but if you could see an egg in ultraviolet, you would see a range of different colors. Birds see in UV, so they most likely use those colors to identify different eggs. It's suspected and mostly acknowledged that there are as many as ten dimensions, if not an infinite number - but that's a story for another day. The third dimension, the one with depth, width and height -- the one we live in, is the last spatial dimension. By which I mean, it's the last one where time is a constant. We move from 3PM to 4PM, and there are no shortcuts. If instead we lived in the fourth dimension - not only would movies be super weird because we already knew the ending to every movie ever - but time would be a variable like height and depth. We'd be able to manipulate it. Move from January to October, and see ourselves and everyone around us as both babies, old people, and everything they have ever been in between. It's a difficult concept to grasp; I don't understand it much either. But it's science.
Did you know that, CypriotMerks wasn't always an administrator, or even a moderator? There was a time, once upon an ancient time, where the Merkz itself was, simply, a greenbean.
We never spoke. But rumor has it that his sheep at spawn once had a book vendor inside of it; and that one specific, super duper awesome person had written a book for that vendor, titled "3." We'll see if anyone gets that reference
Did you know that during the Cold War, the KGB developed small single-shot guns designed to look like lipstick tubes? It never killed any American soldiers. We think dandelions are pesky, ugly, uninvited visitors who we'd rather be without. But the Chinese have used them for thousands of years to treat various diseases including diabetes, for food products and as dye. #NotSoUseless Did you know that Daniel Radcliffe used up 160 pairs of glasses throughout the 8 films?
Yep, and he broke many wands also. Also, in the second movie, one of the cars used for saving Harry was stolen.
Think penguins wear tuxedos just to be cute? Nope! It's perfect camouflage! When seen from above, they blend in perfectly with the dark ocean bed, and from below, the white on their bellies aligns with the bright surface. I'm pretty sure they don't exist; but if they did, they'd be radioactive
