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🌍 Top 100+ Weird Facts About the World

🤯 Part 9: Facts 81–90 – Immortal Jellyfish, Walking Fish & Melting Buildings

🧬 81. There’s a Jellyfish That Lives Forever

Turritopsis dohrnii is nicknamed the “immortal jellyfish.” When it’s injured or aging, it reverts to its younger self and starts over. Basically, it cheats death — again and again.

🌧️ 82. Blood Rain Is Real

In some parts of the world, rain has fallen red like blood due to dust or red algae in the atmosphere. It’s happened in places like India, Spain, and even the UK.

🐟 83. Some Fish Can Walk on Land

The mudskipper is a fish that spends more time out of water than in it. It walks on its fins and breathes through its skin — like a weird fish-frog hybrid.

🧱 84. A Building Melted a Car

A London skyscraper nicknamed the “Walkie-Talkie” once melted parts of a parked car because its curved glass reflected sunlight with laser-like intensity. Ouch.

🦘 85. Kangaroos Can’t Walk Backwards

Due to the way their muscular legs and tails are built, kangaroos physically cannot walk backward. That’s part of why they’re used as a symbol of progress in Australia.

🦑 86. Octopuses Have Three Hearts

Two pump blood to their gills, and the third sends it to the rest of the body. Also, when they swim, the main heart stops beating. Crazy but true!

🕳️ 87. The Deepest Hole on Earth Reached 7.5 Miles

The Kola Superdeep Borehole in Russia dug down 12.2 km (7.5 miles) — and scientists heard strange “noises” from the depths, sparking wild theories.

🪨 88. There’s a Pink Lake in Australia

Lake Hillier is bubblegum pink all year round — not from dye, but from salt-loving microalgae. It’s 100% real, and super Insta-worthy.

🔌 89. Electric Eels Can Power a Light Bulb

These slippery shockers can generate up to 600 volts — enough to briefly power a small light bulb. Scientists have actually done it.

🎵 90. Music Can Shape Your Brain

Studies show that listening to music can literally rewire your brain, improving memory, focus, and even physical coordination. So yes — playlists are power!

📊 Fact Count: 90/100+

From ancient survival hacks to science-defying sea creatures, the planet is just flexing at this point.

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🌍 Top 100+ Weird Facts About the World (part -8)

🤯 Part 8: Facts 71–80 – Bomb Survivors, Glass Beaches & Singing Rocks

💥 71. One Man Survived Two Atomic Bombs

Tsutomu Yamaguchi was in Hiroshima when the first bomb dropped, and then traveled to Nagasaki—just in time for the second. He lived to be 93. Talk about luck… or not?

🌊 72. There’s a Beach Made Entirely of Glass

Glass Beach in California is covered in smooth sea glass. It’s the result of years of people dumping garbage into the ocean — and nature turning it into beauty.

🍉 73. Japan Grows Square Watermelons : Weird

Farmers grow square-shaped watermelons by putting them in cube molds. They’re mainly for decoration or gifting — and cost way more than regular ones!

🪨 74. Some Rocks Can Sing

In certain desert areas, “singing sand dunes” emit a low humming sound when the sand shifts. No one knows exactly why — but it’s eerie and magical.

🌍 75. There Are Places With No Gravity

In spots like Hudson Bay, Canada, gravity is slightly weaker due to geological activity beneath the Earth’s surface. You won’t float, but you’d weigh a tiny bit less!

💀 76. The Human Body Glows : Weird

Under ultraviolet light, humans emit a faint natural glow, especially around the face. It’s called bioluminescence, but sadly, it’s invisible to our eyes.

🕳️ 77. There’s a Hole in the Ocean That “Eats” Ships

The Bermuda Triangle legend is based on real reports of vanishing ships and planes — though science blames magnetic anomalies and freak storms, not sea monsters.

🔒 78. There’s a Town With a Doorless Hotel : Weird

In Fuggerei, Germany, people live in a village built in 1516 that still charges $1 per year rent — with no locks on doors. It’s the world’s oldest social housing complex.

🌎 79. Earth Has a “Heartbeat”

Our planet vibrates very faintly even when there are no earthquakes. This phenomenon, called free oscillation, is like Earth’s calm breathing — and it’s being studied by geophysicists.

🌋 80. A Volcano Once Caused “No Summer” : weird

In 1815, the eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia was so massive it caused global cooling. The following year, 1816, is known as “The Year Without a Summer.”

📊 Fact Count: 80/100+

From miracle survivors to glowing humans and nature’s strange music, reality continues to feel like science fiction.

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🤪 Part 6: Facts 51–60 – Space Tomatoes, Gravitational Glitches & Animal Time Travelers

🚀 51. A Tomato Was Sent to Space and Returned Safely : its weird

NASA once launched a tomato seed into space aboard the Space Shuttle. When it returned, it was grown and studied — and yes, it turned out to be totally edible.

🐢 52. A Tortoise Traveled Around the Moon

Before humans, the Soviet Union sent two tortoises on a lunar flyby mission in 1968. They orbited the moon, returned to Earth, and survived the trip.

🌱 53. Plants Can “Hear” and React to Sounds

Research shows that plants can detect sound frequencies, such as a bee buzzing or water dripping, and respond accordingly by moving or growing faster.

🌀 54. There Are Places on Earth Where Gravity Is Weaker

The Hudson Bay region of Canada has lower gravity than expected due to ancient ice sheets and geological shifts. You weigh slightly less there!

🧂 55. Salt Used to Be So Valuable It Was Used as Money : weird

The word salary comes from “salarium,” the salt allowance paid to Roman soldiers. At one point, salt was worth more than gold.

🧟 56. There’s a Fungus That Turns Ants Into Zombies

Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, a parasitic fungus, infects ants, controls their behavior, and eventually kills them — sprouting from their bodies. Creepy, right?

🐙 57. Octopuses Have Three Hearts and Blue Blood : Its weird

Two hearts pump blood to the gills, one to the rest of the body. And because their blood contains copper instead of iron, it’s blue, not red!

🎈 58. The Largest Living Organism Is… a Fungus

In Oregon, there’s a fungus that covers over 2,000 acres underground. It’s been growing for thousands of years and is the biggest living thing on Earth.

🕳️ 59. There’s a Place in the Pacific Where No Country Owns It : Its weird

Point Nemo is the oceanic pole of inaccessibility — the farthest place from any land on Earth. It’s so remote that astronauts are often closer to it than people.

🐈 60. Cats Can’t Taste Sweet Things : Its weird

Felines lack the genetic structure for sweet taste receptors, so they don’t crave sugary snacks. Sorry, your donut is safe.

📊 Fact Count: 60/100+ : Its weird

From floating tomatoes to zombie ants, these strange truths remind us how bizarre and brilliant our world really is.

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