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After 4 months of long hiatus for my trivia series which is based on my Facebook fun fact page Ryan’s Believe It Or Not, inspired by Ripley’s Believe It or Not daily comic strip of trivia, I am here once again to continue the ninth series for you to add up extra knowledge on your brain and to be amazed by these ten new sets of interesting and flabbergasting trivia.
Are you ready to be amazed? If you are, then better scroll down this page and read them one by one, and make sure to never gape your mouth for too long by these 10 featured fun facts below. (just kidding)
You can share your insights on each fun fact, just type in your comment on each respective trivia. Or you can share this series with your friends, families, or loved ones too, to let them also be amazed.
Good luck and have fun reading!
If you have missed my previous series, just check them out below:
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000001-0000010) Series 1
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000011-0000020) Series 2
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000021-0000030) Series 3
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000031-0000040) Series 4
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000041-0000050) Series 5
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000051-0000060) Series 6
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000061-0000070) Series 7
Traf’s Trivianarium (0000071-0000080) Series 8
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Did you know that according to the latest research, the taller the person is the shorter their lifespan is?
Growing a bigger body means that cells have to divide more. As a result, telomeres (regions of repetitive nucleotide sequences at each end of a chromosome, which protects the end of the chromosome from deterioration or from fusion with neighboring chromosomes) become eroded faster and cells and tissues function less well as a result.
Say for example to Robert Pershing Wadlow, the world's tallest man (8'11.5") died at the age of 22.
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Did you know that in Egypt, actors were not allowed to testify at courts?
One good reason for that is that they were seen as professional liars.
#3 Traf’s Trivianarium 0000083
Did you know that the Philippine cinema and film industry is one of the oldest in Asia?
It has first recorded films tracked as early as the late 1890s.
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Did you know that all humans are females at the start when they were inside the womb?
Only in certain cases, a zygote (fertilized egg) becomes a male when male hormones are produced much during fertilization; if less of it, it will retain as a female.
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Did you know that under Metabo Law of 2008, Japanese government strictly implemented that being overweight is considered illegal unless you are a sumo wrestler?
Once caught being obese, one should undergo a 3-month dieting guidance. If after 6 months still obese, one should be given re-education. If an obese caught working in a company, a company will be charged with financial penalties.
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Did you know that in the year 1912-1948, a painting was part of an Olympic event?
Sculpture, architecture, music, and also literature were part of the Olympic competition. The first person and the only Olympian in history to win medals for shooting and sculpture was an American named Walter Winans. He was one of the two people in history who had reunited Muscle and Mind in the Olympics.
The other one was a Hungarian named Alfred Hajos who won 2 medals in swimming in 1896, and then 28 years later won a silver medal in architecture for a design of a swimming stadium. The aforementioned Olympic events were abolished in 1949 because nearly all entrants were professional.
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Did you know that Chewbacca's voice is a mix of bears, badgers, walruses, and other animals?
Chewbacca is a legendary Wookie warrior and Han Solo's co-pilot aboard Millennium Falcon in a sci-fi movie series created by George Lucas, the Star Wars.
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Did you know that dentures were made with teeth pulled out from the mouths of dead soldiers before the mid-19th century?
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Did you know that rats can never burp, nor vomit?
They are vulnerable to poison for the reason that they don't vomit.
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Did you know that the Hungarian Mangalica pig grows fleece coat like those of sheep?
Too bad we cannot comment on individual photos.
This is way too cool info! 🙂
…is it enabled Carol, coz I can comment on each photo I guess…but anyway, thanks for dropping by at my 9th series of fun facts and trivia…hope u have learned a lot from this series…see yah soon on 10th series Carol… 🙂
Fun facts. I did, in fact, learn something today.
…thanks for letting me know that you have learned from this trivia series of mine…Thanks for dropping by as well… 🙂
That’s an interesting post! I enjoyed it!
…thanks Elena for dropping by..Hope u were amazed by those fun facts I’ve shared.. 🙂