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The bumblebee bat is the world’s tiniest mammal
The bumblebee bat, also known as a kitti’s hog-nosed bat, has a wingspan of 5.1 to 5.7 inches, weighs 0.05 to 0.07 ounces, and is 1.14 to 1.29 inches from head to the body. It is the smallest mammal in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
The length of the circulatory system is almost 60,000 miles
According to the Franklin Institute, if all the veins, arteries, and capillaries in a child’s body were stretched out flat, they would span more than 60,000 miles. Our bodies house around 100,000 miles of blood vessels by the time we reach maturity. That is only one of the astounding facts that seem fabricated but it’s true.
Africa is present in sections in all four hemispheres.

The size of the African continent may come as a surprise to those whose education has been mostly centered on the West. For instance, it encompasses almost 12 million square miles and is spread throughout all four hemispheres. Yes, that’s how huge African continent is.
Argentina produced the first animated feature film ever

Even if you are well-versed in Disney history, you might suppose that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a 1937 Walt Disney production, holds the distinction of being the first animated feature film. However, Argentina produced a full-length animated feature film 20 years earlier. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, El Apostol, a political satire, had a running period of 70 minutes and was composed of 58,000 drawings.
Earth contains enough gold to cover it

As it turns out, our planet contains a sizable amount of gold: the Earth’s core contains 99 percent of the precious metal, which is enough to cover the entire planet’s surface in 1.5 feet of gold.
7,641 islands make up the Philippines

A group of islands, specially 7,641 islands, make up the archipelago that is the Philippines. Many sandbars and other landforms that appear at low tide, numbering in the thousands, are not included in that estimate.
Texas is where German chocolate cake was originated

The “German” in German chocolate cake is an American man, not a member of the European Union. Sam German, who developed the recipe for a mild dark baking chocolate bar in 1852, is specifically remembered in the name of the product.
To travel the entire Mississippi River a drop of water takes 90 days

The Mississippi River is the third-largest watershed in the world, spanning 2,340 miles. That body of water is very long. In fact, it is so lengthy that it takes a single drop of water about 90 days to cross the full distance.
One vending machine is present for every 40 people in Japan

With one vending machine for every 40 people, Japan is regarded to have one of the highest numbers of vending machines in the entire globe. The majority of them sell different kinds of beverages, although some also provide ice cream, noodles, and disposable cameras.
Limes sink but lemons float

Lemons are lightweight as compared to limes which are slightly heavier when you put them in water, they are more likely to sink.
Bubblegum flavored broccoli was once made by McDonalds

This astonishing fact will leave your taste buds numb. The initiative to make kids eat healthier didn’t go well with child testers who were bewildered by the taste.
Oranges weren’t always orange

In Southeast Asia, oranges were originally the color of green and they were tangerine-pomelo hybrids. In fact, oranges in warmer countries like Vietnam and Thailand continue to be green even after reaching maturity.
Fungi's can control the mind and make them a zombie

Ophiocordyceps is a kind of tropical fungus that affects the ant’s central nervous system. After nine days, when it's been inside the ant's body, it has the complete control over the host’s movements. It can influence the ant’s behavior too by making them climb the tree and then fall.

Out of all the alphabets there’s one letter that doesn’t appear in any of the U.S state

Can you guess which one? No not X, not Y. It’s actually letter Q that has never been in any of the U.S state names.

A cow-bison hybrid is called beefalo

For snow Scotland has 421 words

Some examples of them would be skelf, sneesl, spitters, feefle, flindrikin and many more.
Three quarter of SEO is off-page

Only 25% of SEO is on-page and rest 75% of SEO is off-page. There are 3.8 Million searches on Google every minute. Check out these link other surprising facts that you never heard before.