65 Random Trivia Facts That Will Blow Your Mind

How vast is your knowledge? You can impress your family and friends with these fun, random facts. Here’s a chance to even impress that girl you’ve been chasing.

Amuse yourself with these 65 random trivia facts that are sure to blow your mind:

65 Craziest random facts that will make you think

1. Is fruit loops your favourite cereal? It might interest you to know that every Fruit Loop tastes the same regardless of the colour.
2. Sharks do not kill as many people as coconut do in a year. Coconuts can be quite ferocious too.
3. If a hole was dug to the center of the Earth and a book was dropped into it, it would take the book 42 minutes to reach the bottom of the hole.
4. Glabella is the name for the space between your eyebrows.
5. Bacteria in your body are 10 times quite your actual body cells.
6. Ever wondered how there are so many stars? Apparently, there are more trees on Earth than stars within the Galaxy.
7. A billion is actually a lot; A thousand seconds is about 16 minutes, a million seconds is about 11 days while a billion seconds is about 32 years.
8. If a magnet is heated, it will lose its magnetism.
9. The original colour of Carrots was purple.
10. A chameleon’s tongue is twice as long as its body..
11. The name of the lint that is found in the bottom of your pockets is gnurr.
12. The University of Oxford is older than the Aztec empire.
13. Beethoven and Washington were alive at an equivalent time — actually , Washington was in his forties when Beethoven was born.
14. The longest tennis rally lasted for 12 hours. Their arms must have been pretty sore afterwards.
15. It is sad to notice that the earth Pluto never made a full orbit round the sun from the time it had been discovered to when it had been declassified as a planet.
16. If the Lake Superior spilled into South and North America, the surface would be covered in one foot of water.
17. There are less McDonald’s than there are public libraries in the US. Knowledge power!
18. The word “swims” upside-down is still “swims”. Amazing, right?
19. The Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme never mentioned that he was an egg.
20. By the time the first Star Wars film came out, France was still executing people with a guillotine.
21. Most times, Armadillos give birth to identical quadruplets.
22. New York City is further south than Rome, Italy.
23. Finland and North Korea only have one country separating them.
24. The great beasts, Mammoths went extinct 1,000 years after the Great Pyramid was built by the Egyptians.
25. Flamingos are such beautiful creatures. Did you know that there are more fake flamingos than real ones?
26. If you put one of your fingers in your ear and scratch, it sounds just like Pac-Man.
27. The US state, Maine is the closest US state to Africa.
28. Martin Luther King Jr., Anne Frank, and Barbara Walters were all born within the same year, 1929.
29. The name Jessica is entirely fictional. Shakespeare created it in the play Merchant of Venice. The name doesn’t have an original meaning.
30. Texas has more tigers than the remainder of the planet.
31. The 10th president of the us , Tyler , had a grandson who was alive this year.
32. Atoms are the smallest particles. You’d think they are infinite but there are more ways to stack a deck of cards than the number of atoms.
33. At the time the present oldest person on Earth was born, there was a totally different set of citizenry on the earth .
34. For a brief moment when you were born, you were the youngest person on Earth.
35. Bananas and Humans have a lot in common; humans share 60% of their DNA with bananas.
36. Some studies show that goats, like humans, have accents. Imagine a goat bleating in British accent.
37. The name of the lint that is found in the bottom of your pockets is gnurr.
38. Sunsets are blue on Mars. It would be really cool for a romantic evening
39. Beethoven and Washington were alive at an equivalent time — actually , Washington was in his forties when Beethoven was born.
40. It is sad to notice that the earth Pluto never made a full orbit round the sun from the time it had been discovered to when it had been declassified as a planet.
41. Peanuts can be used to create dynamite. What if this information fell into the wrong hands?
42. An 11 year old girl was responsible for naming the planet Pluto.
43. There’s enough water in Lake Superior to hide all of South and North America in one foot of water.
44. There are more public libraries than McDonald’s within the US.
45. On Saturn and Jupiter, it rains diamonds. Such wealth just sitting there.
46. In every two minutes, we take more pictures than all of humanity did within the 19th century.
47. Honey is basically bee vomit.
48. A “butt load” is an actual unit of measurement and is equivalent to 126 gallons.
49. Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln are complete birthday mates, born on the same day of the same month of the same year.
50. Scotland is farther north than Alaska is.
51. West of Los Angeles, there are not only Reno, Nevada, but also six other state capitals.
52. If you’re in Detroit and you merely walk south, you’ll walk straight into Canada.
53. Talk about amazing, the sentences; “Will Will Smith smith?” and “Will Smith will smith” make complete sense.
54. As old as the Romans are to us, so are the pyramids to the Romans.
55. 90% of the cells that make us up aren’t human but mostly fungi and bacteria.
56. “Jesus” said backwards sounds like “sausage.”
57. Turtles have a superpower. They can breathe out of their butts.
58. Were you aware that the little dot over an “i” is called a “tittle”?
59. The words “Pacific Ocean” shows how difficult English can be. “C” in Pacific ocean has a different pronunciation.
60. Those flashes of light you see when you rub your eyes are called “phosphenes.”
61. A banana may be a berry but a strawberry isn’t. Then, who named these fruits?
62. You can’t hum while you hold your nose.
63. Strengths is that the longest word within the English with only one vowel.
64. The national animal of Scotland is Unicorn.
65. You can’t breathe when you swallow.