How come cats don’t die from falling from tall buildings?
Curious Monkey Admin Cats often survive falling from tall buildings which would be deadly for other animals. People even joke or post memes about cats having nine lives, suggesting that cats can survive…
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How does the GPS work?
Imagine you are in a totally dark room. You have a ball in your hand. If you throw the ball in each direction and notice the time it takes to…
Why do we die if we drink too much pure water?
We often hear about the importance of drinking water, and it’s true—our bodies need water to function properly. But if you drink too much water in a short span of…
What happens if you go to space without a spacesuit?
Contrary to popular belief, you will not immediately explode if you go to space without a spacesuit. But you will eventually die within a few minutes of exposure to space.…
What is Hypnotism? Does it really work?
Our brain works based on the beliefs and behaviors it has acquired through experiences and learnings over time. Hypnotism is a kind of therapy where the hypnotist brings our mind…
Why can’t some people digest milk?
Around 20000 years ago, almost no adult human being could digest milk. Because, in nature, milk is meant for babies and only babies’ bodies produce an enzyme called lactase in…
Is the Jellyfish truly immortal?
Imagine cheating death and starting our life all over again. This is the real-life story of the Immortal Jellyfish, scientifically known as Turritopsis dohrnii. What makes this tiny sea creature…
Why does honey never get spoiled?
Organic foods like fruits, vegetables, and meats are prime targets for microbes. Bacteria and fungi thrive in these environments. They break down the food, causing it to rot and smell…
Why do some languages have two sets of alphabets like English?
Have you ever wondered why English and some other languages have two sets of alphabets – uppercase and lowercase letters? It’s an interesting story that goes way back in history,…
Did you know the Earth has two sets of North and South poles?
First, let’s talk about the poles we’re most familiar with: the Geographic North and South Poles. These are the points on the Earth’s axis of rotation. This North Pole is…