30 Weird But True Facts That Sound Fake (But Aren’t)

30 Weird But True Facts That Sound Fake (But Aren’t)

Our planet is stranger than any story we could invent. From square watermelons in Japan to a floating post office in Kashmir, here are 30 facts from around the world that sound too weird to be true. 🔔 Subscribe for more weird facts and explainer videos every week. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:10 Square watermelons (Japan) 0:20 The pink lake (Australia) 0:30 Napoleon's rabbit hunt 0:40 How much a cloud weighs 0:50 Siberia's tilted forest 1:00 Finland's wife-carrying race 1:10 The real origin of Caesar salad 1:20 Snow in the Sahara 1:30 Bhutan's "Gross National Happiness" 1:40 Switzerland's guinea pig law 1:50 The world's oldest flag 2:00 France's posthumous marriage law 2:10 The 38-minute war 2:20 A 9,000-year-old tree 2:30 Iceland's mosquito-free climate 2:40 Canada's maple syrup reserve 2:50 The village with no roads 3:00 Ethiopia's seven-year time gap 3:10 Antarctica: the largest desert 3:20 The first place to see the New Year 3:30 Europe's longest place name 3:40 The Latin-only ATMs 3:50 The floating post office 4:00 Norway's yearly gift to London 4:10 Genghis Khan's lost tomb 4:20 The pyramids' precise alignment 4:30 Easter Island's buried bodies 4:40 The first country to let women vote 4:50 Outro #facts #didyouknow #weirdfacts