WATER
1.
The average human brain contains around
78% water.
2.
Sponges hold more cold water than hot.
3.
Giraffes and rats can last longer
without water than camels.
4.
When water freezes it expands by 9%.
5.
The WD in WD-40 stands for Water Displacer.
6.
A giraffe can go longer without water
than a camel.
7.
An iguana can stay under water for 28
minutes.
8.
The Atlantic Ocean is saltier than the
Pacific.
9.
You begin to feel thirsty when your body
losses 1% of water.
10.
Sound travels 4.3 times faster through
water than in air.
11.
Niagara Falls could fill 4,000 bathtubs
every second.
12.
A banana contains 75% water.
13.
After Hawaii, New York is the state
surrounded by the most water.
14.
Cucumbers are 96% water.
15.
A jellyfish is 95% water.
16.
Hippopotamuses are born under water.
17.
Giraffes can't swim.
18.
An elephant's trunk can hold over 5
liters of water.
19.
The Dead Sea is actually an inland lake.
20.
There are no rivers in Saudi Arabia.
21.
The water in the Dead Sea is so salty
that its easier to float than sink.
22.
Armadillos can walk underwater.
23.
Dolphins can hear underwater sounds from
24km (15miles) away.
24.
Porcupines float in water.
25.
The typical wave height from Pacific
tsunami is between 6 - 9 metres.
26.
A rat can tread water for 3 days.
27.
Bottle nosed whales can dive to a depth
of 915 metres (3,000feet) in 2 minutes.
28.
Snakes can't bite in rivers or swamps
(they would drown otherwise).
29.
Gorillas can't swim.
30.
Canada has more lakes than any other
country.
31.
Rain contains vitamin B-12.
32.
Your blood is 6 times thicker than water.
33.
Camels can drink 94 litres (25 gallons)
of water in less than 3 minutes.
34.
Cabbage is 91% water.
35.
The first drug that was sold as a water
soluble tablet was aspirin in 1900.
36.
8.5 million tons of water evaporates
from the Dead Sea every day.
37.
The primary reason for growing rice in
flooded paddies is to drown the weeds surrounding the young seedlings (rice can
grow in well drained areas).
38.
Dolphin's can detect underwater sounds
from 24 km (15 miles) away.
39.
The average shower temperature is 38C
(101F).
40.
Raindrops are not tear shaped (they more
resemble the shape of a tiny hamburger bun).
41.
The average human drinks over 60,566
litres (16,000 gallons) of water in a lifetime.
42.
Flushable toilets were in use in ancient
Rome.
43.
Sea water is approximately 3.5% salt.
44.
When hydrogen burns in the air water is
formed.
45.
Sun light can penetrate clean ocean
water up to a depth of 73m (240 feet).
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