Water Facts

Cats hate the water because their fur does not insulate well when it’s wet. The Turkish Van, however, is one cat that likes swimming. Bred in central Asia, its coat has a unique texture that makes it water resistant

in Animal Facts, Asia Facts, Awesome Facts, Cat Facts, Good Facts, Top Facts, Unique Facts, Water Facts

During WWI allied soldiers would fire over German trenches at random to boil the coolant water in their machine guns to make tea

in Amazing Facts, Bizarre Facts, Cool Facts, Food Facts, Fun Facts, History Facts, Odd Facts, Strange Facts, Top Facts, Unique Facts, Unusual Facts, War Facts, Water Facts, Weird Facts, Ww1 Facts

Three of the world’s five oldest rivers flow in America: The New, the Susquehanna, and the French Broad Rivers are each hundreds of millions of years

in Amazing Facts, Geography Facts, North America Facts, Odd Facts, Rivers Facts, Water Facts, World Facts

There is enough water in Lake Superior to cover the entire landmass of North and South America in one foot of liquid

in Crazy Facts, Fascinating Facts, Geography Facts, Lake Facts, South America Facts, Water Facts

In a double rainbow, light is reflected twice inside each water droplet, and the colours in the outer arc appear in reverse order

in Amazing Facts, Awesome Facts, Color Facts, Fascinating Facts, Good Facts, Odd Facts, Science Facts, Strange Facts, Water Facts

The lungs are the only organs in the human body to float on water

in Body Facts, Interesting Facts, Top Facts, Unique Facts, Water Facts

When water comes into contact with your face or even if you hold your breath, your heartbeat slows down. This phenomenon is called as mammalian drive reflex. It is a physiological response where it enables your body to function under low oxygen level environment

in Amazing Facts, Awesome Facts, Bizarre Facts, Body Facts, Crazy Facts, Fascinating Facts, Science Facts, Top Facts, Unique Facts, Unusual Facts, Water Facts

Human saliva has a boiling point three times that of regular water

in Body Facts, Odd Facts, Science Facts, Strange Facts, Water Facts, Weird Facts

Antarctica is almost completely covered by ice and it contains roughly the 70% of fresh water of the world. With its ice, it is the highest continent of the world with a height of 2.500 meters

in Antarctica Facts, Continents Facts, Interesting Facts, Water Facts, World Facts

Differently from the majority of fishes, sharks do not have any swim bladders and they can never stop swimming

in Amazing Facts, Animal Facts, Ocean Facts, Science Facts, Shark Facts, Water Facts

Help us in enriching this category. Suggest us new curiosities

CLICK HERE

Click the button above to generate a random facts

Amazing Facts Weird Phobias Fun Facts Cool Facts Weird Facts Interesting Facts Animal Facts Awesome Facts USA Facts Random Facts