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Videos on cool facts about this amazing world and beyond!
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5 Fascinating Facts About Redback Spiders
Discover the intriguing world of Redback Spiders in today's video, where we reveal 5 fascinating facts about these notorious arachnids. Learn about their unique characteristics, venom potency, and surprising behaviors that set them apart in the spider kingdom. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and the curious-minded, our expertly researched content offers insights that deepen your understanding of these creatures. Whether you're a spider fan or simply looking to learn something new, this video promises captivating information. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more wildlife facts. Hit the bell icon to stay updated!
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5 Fascinating Facts About Snakes
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Discover the fascinating world of snakes with our latest TH-cam video, "5 Incredible Facts About Snakes!" 🐍 From their unique anatomy to extraordinary survival skills, this video is a must-watch for wildlife enthusiasts and curious minds alike. Learn how snakes can go months without food, the secret behind their slithering movement, and much more. Perfect for animal lovers and educational purpo...
5 Fascinating Facts About Bull Ants
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Discover the astonishing world of Bull Ants in our latest video! Uncover 5 fascinating facts about these incredible insects, known for their formidable size and powerful sting. From their unique hunting strategies to their complex social structure, learn what makes Bull Ants truly remarkable. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and curious minds alike, this video promises thrilling close-ups and exp...
5 Fascinating Facts About The Kuiper Belt
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Discover the mysteries of space with our latest video, "Top 5 Fascinating Facts About The Kuiper Belt!" Uncover hidden secrets of this distant region, home to frozen objects, comets, and dwarf planets. Learn about its role in our solar system's evolution and its most famous resident, Pluto. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts and curious minds alike! Don't miss out on expanding your cosmic knowle...
5 Fascinating Facts About Fishing Spiders
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Discover the fascinating world of Fishing Spiders with our latest video! 🕷️🌊 Dive into the top 5 intriguing facts about these amazing arachnids that walk on water and catch fish. Learn about their unique hunting methods, habitat preferences, and surprising abilities that set them apart from other spider species. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and spider fans alike! Don't forget to like, subscri...
5 Fascinating Facts About Army Ants
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"🐜 Explore the Fascinating World of Army Ants! 🐜 | Top 5 Jaw-Dropping Facts You Need to Know! Dive into the incredible universe of army ants in this exciting video! Uncover 5 astonishing facts about these relentless warriors of the insect kingdom. From their unique nomadic lifestyle to their impressive cooperative hunting tactics, learn how army ants survive and thrive in challenging environmen...
5 Fascinating Facts About Golden Orb Weaver Spiders
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Discover the intriguing world of Golden Orb Weaver Spiders in our latest video! Dive into 5 fascinating facts about these magnificent arachnids known for their impressive webs and vibrant markings. Learn about their unique web-building skills, diet, habitat, and much more. Whether you're an arachnid enthusiast or a curious viewer, this video promises to enhance your understanding of these extra...
5 Fascinating Facts About The Asteroid Belt
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Discover the mysteries of space with our latest video, "5 Incredible Facts About The Asteroid Belt!" Uncover key insights into this fascinating region of our solar system situated between Mars and Jupiter. From its formation to its potential for future space missions, we delve deep into the asteroid belt’s secrets. We also explore its largest members and their composition. 🔭🌌 Perfect for astron...
5 Fascinating Facts About Comets
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Discover the awe-inspiring world of comets with our latest video, "5 Fascinating Facts About Comets!" 🌠✨ Dive into the mysteries of the cosmos as we explore these ancient celestial wanderers. From their icy cores to their spectacular glowing tails, learn what makes comets so intriguing and significant in our solar system. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts and curious minds alike, our video unco...
5 Fascinating Facts About Daddy Long Legs
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🕷️ Uncover the Truth About Daddy Long Legs! 🕸️ Discover 5 incredible facts about Daddy Long Legs in our latest video! Despite their eerie appearance, Daddy Long Legs are fascinating creatures. Learn about their unique biology, behavior, and common myths. Perfect for nature lovers and science enthusiasts, this video reveals surprising details about these misunderstood arachnids. Whether you call...
5 Fascinating Facts About Bullet Ants
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Discover the astonishing world of Bullet Ants in today's video! Known for their incredibly potent sting, these remarkable insects are more than just their painful bite. We'll dive into 5 fascinating facts about their behavior, habitat, and crucial role in the ecosystem. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or just curious, these insights will change the way you see Bullet Ants. Don't forget to li...
5 Fascinating Facts About The Hubble Space Telescope
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Discover the universe with our latest video, "5 Incredible Facts About The Hubble Space Telescope!" 🌌🔭 Dive deep into the cosmos and learn astonishing details about one of NASA's most valuable astronomical tools. From capturing breathtaking images of distant galaxies to its pivotal role in expanding our understanding of the universe, the Hubble Space Telescope has contributed immensely to space...
5 Fascinating Facts About Ants
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"🐜 Uncover 5 Fascinating Facts About Ants! 🐜 | Incredible Ant Insights Did you know that ants are one of the most incredible creatures on our planet? Dive into our latest video where we reveal 5 astonishing facts about ants that will blow your mind! From their super strength to their complex social structures, learn how these tiny predators impact our ecosystem in big ways. Perfect for nature l...
5 Fascinating Facts About Praying Mantises
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Discover the fascinating world of praying mantises in today's video where we unveil 5 incredible facts about these mysterious insects! Learn why a praying mantis is considered a fearsome predator in the insect kingdom, their unique mating behavior, and much more. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and wildlife researchers alike! Make sure to like, subscribe, and click the bell icon so you never mis...
5 Fascinating Facts About The Solar System
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Discover the wonders of our cosmic neighborhood with "Top 5 Astonishing Facts About The Solar System"! 🌌✨ In this engaging video, we delve into five intriguing aspects of the solar system that will leave you in awe. From the fiery surface of the Sun to the icy rings of Saturn, learn what makes our galaxy so spectacular. Whether you're a budding astronomer or a curious learner, these facts will ...
5 Fascinating Facts About Trapdoor Spiders
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5 Fascinating Facts About Trapdoor Spiders
5 Fascinating Facts About Funnel Web Spiders
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5 Fascinating Facts About Funnel Web Spiders
5 Fascinating Facts About Banff National Park
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5 Fascinating Facts About Banff National Park
here's an idea: may I offer these tidbits from the Popcorn Model of Nature's Reality. This is in the study of the Harmonics and the Harmony of Our Universe in the context of Everything: so, lets use a metaphor where 1 musical note, (*) , represents Nature's Reality; This note, (*) , represents the true existence of Nature's reality. This is the realm of the lord, the almighty GOOD (not a religion but an attitude). The real note in which everything resides. What follows are just harmonics of the supreme existence of reality. 1st harmonic of reality (hor)* the human mind and the MotherVerse. 2nd harmonic of reality * commonly referred to as our universe and where electromagnetic radiative force is dominant. 3rd hor * dark matter, the strong nuclear force dominates. 4th hor * the weak nuclear force dominates. 5th hor * gravity, where the popcorn really explodes. 6th hor * time, the here and now where the rubber meets the road. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th combine to create Dark Energy. This not everything. Undescribed harmonics extend, ad infinitum, above and below the note (*). The harmonics show that space that appears empty is never in fact empty. Between Nothing and Everything is Something :)
Wow The popcorn model sounds quite interesting. Thank you for sharing it and thank you for watching.
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I am sorry you feel that way. Thank you for watching.
I have a BIG beauty on the side of my back porch. I enjoy her tremendously! She has sooooo many male friends that come and visit her too. 😉🤭
Ha! That's very cool. Thank you for watching
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Merhaba
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As an arachnophobe, and having heard tales from colleagues, I’m glad I was medically downgraded in ‘03. Bombs, bullets & bayonets held a place below these “delightful” creatures on My fear scale. Quite tough lil beasties
I can imagine they'd have to be tough to survive in the desert. And God knows what stories your colleagues were telling you... Lol. Agree they are very weird and scary to look at. Thanks for watching. 👍
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I know... They are an incredible spider. Look really scary, but to us not really aggressive at all. Thanks for watching.
i was arachnophobic and found spinders disgusting. It changed when when a cute little jumping spider jumped onto my keybord to say hello. It acted like a kitten, curiously following my movements with its eyes. It was so cute how it acted. This got me curious about those little guys. Well log story short, i felt in love with spiders because of this little guy who visited me in my office, and now i want not just one, but two tarantulas, the mexican red knee and the brazilian black. Huntsman spiders are still a bit creepy, they remind me of the "facehugger" from aliens, the way they sit with their long legs, but some of them actually have a cute face and amazing colorpatterns. Maybe one day i might adopt a smaler huntsman. For those who are afraid of spiders, yes they are intimidating but if you start understanding and observe them, they are fascinating creatures and some of them are really beautifl with their colors. Ever saw a Caribena versicolor with its purple legs, green head and black/red abdomen, or a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens with its blue legs, green head and orange abdomen or a Heteroscodra maculata with its light grayish color and a marking on its head that looks like a starburst what gave it its name (Togo Starburst Tarantula) or the Davus sp. The Lava spider with its black body and a bright redish orangs underside that makes it looks like its molten lava? Or ever saw a Brachypelma Hamorii or other tarantula doing a "happy dance" after catching their prey. Its absolut adorable seeing a happy dance of a tarantula. They are not as scary as they seem to be.
Wow... Thank you for sharing all of that. You are right, they can seem scary initially, but when you learn more about them, they are amazing animals that can do so many incredible things. I'm glad you're over your fear of spiders and I hope my video was useful in sharing a little bit more about them. Thank you for watching and have an amazing day!
Imagine they were bigger
That would be crazy! Thanks for watching.
I am in Mecca now
That's amazing! Thanks for watching.
I think you forgot to fact check the AI, because what is being described here is the Japanese Giant Hornet and not the Executioner Wasp.
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Absolutely fascinating! Thank u. 😮
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I saw one come out of my seat belt I started screaming profanity i look stupid now
They can be pretty scary when they surprise you. Don't be too hard on yourself. 🙂 Thank you for watching.
@@worldcoolfacts no problem are they venomous ?
@@Bxrninglazer_editsyea, they are necrotic, won’t kill you, and will from what I’ve seen the necrosis is a pretty low percent of bites
i see them dead at the the corners of my windows and they are really small like less than an inch!
Wow that is small! Thank you for watching.
Also to note, never, ever, mess with a lone hawthorn tree, it belongs to the faeries
I never knew that. Thank you for watching.
Thank you. VERY interesting.
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is there a reason why there is a sick disco melody banging in the background?
Glad you enjoyed the music, and thanks for watching.
Very " cool" facts ?
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Don’t need captions😐
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Merhaba
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Puff adder is tastier than rabbit or chicken
Really...I've never tried it. Thank you for watching 🙂
Puff adder looks like free-range groceries.
Great footage but please turn the back ground music off
Thank you for watching. Sorry you didn't like the music.
Hello World Cool Facts. Great content you got there. I think all this channel needs is a little push to get things moving. I can help with that. My info is on this very channel I'm using to comment.
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All facts except for the details of blackholes. It relies on a supposed constant; the speed of light. Suppose all light within a blackhole sun is traveling faster than the speed of light, and it slows to observable light around the event horizon. The ultra powerful gravity of the blackhole sucks energy and redshifts the light. In this frame of reference, a blackhole could be star emitting light faster than light.
Wow, what an amazing thought. There is so much we don't know... Thank you for watching
I like your idea! If the speed of light In a vacuum can vary, i.e. slow down, OR possibly interact with dark manner and seemingly slow in a similar manner to light traveling through water, enough dark matter surrounding a neutron star might be enough to create an event horizon without the need for a singularity! I’m sure someone has already considered this, but I like to think that if we poke holes in established scientific doctrine once in a while, someone may pull an Einstein and turn everything on its head! The idea you proposed got me imagining and, while I’m sure I’m both way off and my idea has already been thought of, it’s still fun to contemplate. I have practically zero knowledge of the math, but I love thought experiments! Thanks for sharing your comment, it was inspiring and fun to let my imagination, no matter how far off, wander and wonder!
Also, if the speed of light CAN vary, it’s possible/probable that red-shifted and blue-shifted light is being misinterpreted and, while these galaxies are likely still moving, it could imply that the universe may NOT be expanding, but is more static than we assume… if we rewind time in the expanding universe, a Big Bang is inferred, but if we rewind a static universe, we have a static universe that may be eternal… another potential singularity can be avoided! Again, I have no knowledge of the math or the proofs for The Standard Model, and it’s likely that greater minds than my own have already considered this, but it’s fun to get excited about science. Kishfoo, I really appreciate you getting my mind wandering. Thank you!
Birds are dinosaurs
I know! Incredible, right... Thanks for watching. 🙂
Merhaba
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Love from india❤👍
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Merhaba 👍🏻🔔
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Gunaydın
Gunaydin. Thank you for watching 🙂
Surprising as it is, the red panda was named and described four decades before the giant panda was, thus making the red panda the original panda, like the red panda, the giant panda has a family of its own, which is Ailuropodidae, both monotypic families Ailuropodidae and Ailuridae are not closely related as they belong to different superfamilies and different infraorders, the Ailuropodidae family, where the giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) falls under as its only extant species belongs to the superfamily Ursoidea, where its closest living relatives are the bears (family Ursidae), while the Ailuridae family, where the red panda (Ailurus fulgens) falls under as its only extant species belongs to the superfamily Procyonoidea, where its closest living relatives are the raccoons, bassarisks, coatis, kinkajou, olingos, olinguito, skunks, and stink badgers of the families Procyonidae, Nasuidae, and Mephitidae respectively, both superfamilies Ursoidea and Procyonoidea are not closely related as they belong to different infraorders, the Ursoidea superfamily belongs to the infraorder Cynopsia, which more closely relates ursoids to dogs and pinnipeds, while the Procyonoidea superfamily belongs to the infraorder Galopsia, which more closely relates procyonoids to musteloids.
That is amazing. I did not know the red panda was named first! Thank you for this and thank you for watching. 🙂
none of these are unique facts
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Well not completely true. I was bite by one and was very sick for a month.
Wow... A month. I hope you are ok now. Thank you for watching.
Amazing sight hounds that truly are incredible to watch in action. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨
Yes they sound amazing! Thank you for watching.
So very true! I love my girl!!! Roxy!
Awesome. Thank you for watching!
Great information about Sierra Leone. Beautiful city 👍
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Beautiful place. Thank you for sharing the information from Slovenia, my friend👍🙏
It's looks amazing. I am glad you liked it, and thank you for watching. 👍
This animal is a kind of dod. Beautiful style. 👍🙏
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Beautiful animals to see. Thanks for this video 🙏
Yes they are amazing... Tha k you for watching 🙏
Merhaba 👍🏻
Thank you for watching, I am glad you liked it.
Gre-ÑAY-Da Please get your pronunciations correct
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Thanks for facts, but female kudus don't have horns.
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Wasn't Snoopy a Beagle?
You know what... I think you are right... Funny how the research I did for the script tried to claim it as a Bassett Hound...lol. I will fix this a re-publish. Thank you for watching, and thanks for the call out. 🙂👍
Merhaba
Hello and thanks for watching 🙂
Wow.....cute......dog lover here ❤❤❤....thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ sending my support ❤❤❤ stay connected ❤❤❤ new subscriber ❤❤... 2:55
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching. We have lots of other dog videos and a bunch of other stuff too! Always happy to hear suggestions as well. Again thanks for watching and your support!
Love it
Thanks awesome. Thank you for watching.
@@worldcoolfacts np
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Thank you
Lemmings are small rodents belonging to the hamster family that constitute the subfamily Lemminae, they are the closest living relatives of the hamsters (subfamily Cricetinae).
That's amazing info. Kind of makes sense as they look fairly similar. Thanks for that, and thank you for watching!