1. More living organisms can live on our skin than people on the entire planet.
2. The three richest families in the world have more assets than the 48 poorest countries.

3. Half of the Earth's population (and according to some estimates, even two thirds) have never seen snow.
4. Everest is not the highest mountain on the planet. Of course, Everest is higher above sea level than any other mountain on Earth - 8848 m. But if we take the bottom of the ocean as a reference point, the highest mountain peak should be considered the shield volcano Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Its height above sea level is 4,207 m, but from the foot of the ocean floor is 10,203 m.

By the way, did you know that the height of Everest has officially increased recently? Scientists from China and Nepal have finally come to an agreement after years of dispute and determined that the mountain is actually higher than previously thought.
5. The driest place on Earth is in Antarctica. As strange as it sounds, some parts of the Antarctic McMurdo Valley have not seen precipitation for 2 million years.

6. The Rubik's Cube is the most sold product in the world. In second place is the iPhone.

7. It will take 1000 years to watch all the videos on YouTube.
8. The strongest muscle of the human body is the tongue.

9. A man is 6 times more likely to be struck by lightning than a woman.

10. If no dye was added to Coca-Cola, it would be green.

11. A four-year-old child on average asks 400 questions a day.
12. Cows can become true friends and feel the pain of separation if they are separated. They also understand when they are called names and can cry.

13. Half of all people who have reached the age of 65 in the history of mankind are still alive.

14. On the helmets of astronauts there is a special device to scratch the nose
15. Each person has a higher chance of becoming president than winning the lottery. By the way, dying on the way to the lottery ticket is also more likely than winning.