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Some funny stuff...

  1. Human heart creates enough pressure to squirt blood at a distance of 10 meters. (Oh, God!)
  2. Pig’s orgasm lasts 30 minutes! (I want to be a pig in my next life :) )
  3. A cockroach can live 9 days with the severed head before it starves to death. (Phew!) (…I am still thinking about a pig…:))
  4. Banging your head against the wall for an hour you can spend 150 calories. (Do not try at home ..... at work, maybe)
  5. A flea can jump a distance of 350 times its body length. It's like a human jumping a football field. (…30 minutes ....... lucky pig ... just imagine!)
  6. Some lions mate over 50 times a day. (Still a pig is much cooler ... the quality over the quantity)
  7. The strongest muscle in human’s body is tongue! (Hmmm.......)
  8. Right handed people, on average, live nine years longer than left-handed ones. (I am unlucky one :( )
  9. Elephants are the only animals that can not jump. (That's even better)
  10. An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain (I know several people just like those ostriches)
  11. Starfish has no brain (and I know such people as well)
  12. Humans and dolphins are the only species that have sex for pleasure! (Lovely!)
  13. And one more thing... Never believe everything you hear and read, otherwise, you can be automatically ticked under #11 in this list :)

Comments

Anonymous said…
I must admit this is all new to me and amazing!

T
18 April 2011 at 01:31
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