In this post, you may or may not already knew some of these informations.

These are taken from a K-ZONE magazine, a kid magazine, that has this section entitled "Did you know?" which I am using as a title of this post.

I only chose a few. So here we go!

Termites eat through wood two times faster than normal when rock music is playing . (you rock!!)

In Japan, squid is the most popular pizza topping.

Say it with flowers! In Russia, flowers MUST be given in groups of even numbers, like two, four, six roses. Flowers given in bunches of uneven numbers are strictly reserved for funerals!

A cat's urine glows under a black light.

The pupil of octopus' eye is rectangular.

The tune for the A-B-C song is the same as twinkle, twinkle little star. (weeeee... mokanta na sya)

Bats are the only mammal that can fly.

The Eiffel tower in Paris weighs the same over 1000 elephants.

Mexico City sinks about 25.5 cm per year.

The amount of toilet paper used by americans in one day can be warapped around the world nine times! (im actually finding it hard to believe in it)

Like sleeping? Ants don't. They never sleep at all.

HUUUUUUGE!! Jupiter is so big that all the other planets in our solar system fit inside it.

Firing up!! The cigarette lighter was invented before the match.

All shrimp are born male but slowly grow into females as they mature. (in other words... mabayot sila! hahaha)

The names of all the continents in the world end with the letter they start with. (enumerate!!)

Male goats will pee on each other in order to attract mates. We're glad it doesn't work the same for humans. (right guys?hmm...)

Talk about lazy! A snail can sleep for three years! (whaaaat?? that long?)

They may have bad memory but the common goldfish is the only animal that can see both infrared and ultraviolet light.

China has more english speakers than the united states. (really?)

Some Hindus don't eat beef so the McDonald's in New Delhi, India makes its burgers from mutton -- meat from sheep.

At just four years old, Mozart could learn a piece of music in half an hour. (gifted child....nagpromil?)

Canada is an American Indian terms for 'Big Village' (now i know)