Give me your favorite fun facts!

[Sam]

I'm currently redesigning my layout and I want to include a little character that will tell you a random fun fact when you click on it and I neec y'all's help with this feature because I want to include a LOT of facts so the chance of getting the same one twice are lower but I don't really know a that many cool facts so it would super helpful if you could help me! it can be a fact about anything as long as it can be explained in a really short sentence

Besides I really like hearing random interesting facts about the world so talk about anything you want and I'll gladly listen

Edit:If you want to see how the new layout is going then it's this one, it's mostly completed and I really just need more stuff to give the guy in the bottom more dialogue

[P.B.C.]

Here's one for you: Sesame Street's Rosita was originally envisioned and built with wings between her limbs, akin to a bat. They were a staple part of her character until about 2004, when they were removed for unclear reasons- most likely to make her more consistent with the design of the other monsters.

[crazyroostereye]

A Fun Fact I like is that the Neofetch (and other notable Linux Projects) Dev who diapered in 2022 actually just quit and became a small Olive Farmer on a Greek Island.

[RNotteLovesOwls]

getting enough dietary fiber in your diet lowers your risk of breast cancer and colon cancer. sadly, many people are deficient in fiber, especially in america. eat your fruits and veggies, kids! 

[fruitbasketsys]

your skin is your body's heaviest organ

abraham lincoln was a licensed bartender

a group of owls is called a parliament

allodoxaphobia is the fear of other people's opinions

lemons float in water, but limes sink

the real name for a hashtag is an octothorpe

the average cloud weighs over one million pounds

elvis presley never performed outside of north america

[cryptid from the north]

Muskox display the unique characteristic of having hemoglobin that is three times less temperature sensitive than human hemoglobin. This temperature insensitivity allows the muskox's hemoglobin to have a heightened oxygen affinity in an extremely cold environment and continue to diffuse high amounts of oxygen into its cold tissues.