Interesting Topics.

[kengillard]

Octopus has its testicles on its head.

Dolphins sleep with one eye open!

n 1859, 24 rabbits were released in Australia. In 6 years the population grew to 2 million

[kengillard]

When a person blows their nose, the wind coming out of it can reach 160km/h.

The generator which fills the airbag in a vehicle is set off by a capsule which contains eight grams of plastic explosives.

People whose IQ is over 130 have more Copper and Zink in their hair than the others

[kengillard]

Did you know that caffeine increases the power painkillers like aspirin? That is why it is found in some medicines. Ironically, caffeine withdrawal also is one of the most common causes of headaches. Women who drink 2 or more cups of coffee a day also have an increased risk of developing osteoporosis. This, however, can be offset by drinking milk or yogurt to replace the lost calcium. Most studies have found that high caffeine consumption impairs fertility, and taken during pregnancy may cause premature or defected birth.

[kengillard]

During the Secession War, when troops returned to their cartels without casualties, they would write “0 Killed” on a big plate. That’s the origin of the expression OK.

Mosquitoes have teeth.

An average person laughs 15 times a day.

[the_hawk*]

Rabbits its a shame they don't taste better and have more meat on them, we had a lot around here during last spring and were digging every where, I had to deal with them, lucky a friend liked roast bunny so they were used. 

[kengillard]

during the war years rabbit stew was on the menu quite often. from what I remember it was quite tasty.:-D

[purple_haize]

My father use to catch rabbits and mum made a rabbit stew, cant remember what it tasted like, dont think I could eat them now, though.

[kengillard]

me either....thankfully I don't have to

[kengillard]

Cockroaches can live for nine days after loosing their head, and then die from starvation.

Every king in cards represents one of the great kings: spades – King David, clubs – Alexander the Great, hearts – Carlo the Great, diamonds – Julius Ceasar

[purple_haize]

That is interesting Gilly re the king in cards.........I learnt something new today:-D