Interesting facts for children on topics such as medicine, biology, physics, animals, environment, energy, astronomy or nutrition may enrich a child’s world knowledge, skills and critical thinking and understanding of processes around him. Here are 15 interesting facts for children on various topics.
Some of the facts are interesting and familiar scientific facts like interesting facts about animals, anatomy or countries, some are facts of knowing funny to children, interesting facts about the world or funny facts about people.
1. On average every day about 20 million people celebrate their birthday.
2. The volume of glaciers includes 70 percent of the fresh water on Earth.
Avocado is a fruit and inexpensive.
4. Like the fingerprint that is unique to each of us, so is the language imprint. Everyone has a tongue imprint or characteristics of the tongue surface that are unique only to him. No two people have the same fingerprint or tongue.
5. Most people fall asleep on average within 10 minutes.
6. The capital of Kazakhstan is Nur Sultan. Kazakhstan is 2.7 million square kilometers in size and only nine other countries in the world have an area larger than its size.
7. The letter C should be proofread Sideways and unfair. Apparently the source of the error in pronunciation is that after the side letter the letter K is included.
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8. The average person blinks about twenty times every minute. In one year the average person blinks over ten million times.
9. If we connected the blood vessels in our body they would stretch for over 100,000 miles.
10. Every minute a person sheds about 30,000 dead skin cells from his body.
11. Every year Hawaii gets closer to Alaska by another 7 cm.
12. Bees flutter their wings about 200 times in one second.
13. A heartbreak can cause death. Elephants like humans mourn. Elephants that have not recovered from trauma like the death of an elephant close to them can die of a heart attack.
14. The human eye is so sensitive to light that it can detect the light of a candle from a distance of about two miles.
15. The purpose of the lashes on the surface of our eyelids is probably to protect the eye from dust, dirt and substances from penetrating it and polluting it.