#62: 19 Hilarious weird facts

Finland has the world’s highest coffee consumption per capita – 12 kg (25 pounds) each year. Tweet This

Women are more probable to cheat in the weeks before and after their birthday than in any other period of time. Tweet This

No country in the world has a name starting with W or X. Tweet This

75% of children eat the ears of chocolate bunnies first. Tweet This

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Live pigeon shooting used to be an official Olympic sport. Tweet This

Less than 2% of what you spend on fries in the restaurant actually goes to the farmer who produced the potatoes. Tweet This

One can get paid 35,000 dollars for donating a testicle. Tweet This

It is more probable to catch a computer virus on a church website than on a porn site. Tweet This

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In the US, the total number of prisoners increases by over 1,000 each week. Tweet This

Odeon doesn’t mean “Oscar Deutsch Entertains Our Nation”, regardless of what Mr Deutsch was claiming. It is an Ancient Greek word. Tweet This

Mickey Mouse was the first non-human to win an Oscar. Tweet This

The shootout scene of the movie “Heat” is shown to U.S. Marine recruits as an example of how to retreat under enemy fire. Tweet This

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Mediterranean island Mallorca (Spain) has the oldest tourist service, established more than 110 years ago. Tweet This

Eucalyptus oil is highly flammable, which means that gum trees literally explode in bushfires. Tweet This

On average, each year 12,000 miners die in accidents worldwide. Tweet This

Samsung provides free smartphones for a period of up to five days to every foreign tourist, visiting South Korea. Tweet This

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As of today, endohedral fullerene is the most expensive material worldwide. The price is USD 145 million per gram. Tweet This

Retailers did the math – a more lenient return policy normally correlates with an increase in returns but also with a much greater surge in purchases. Tweet This

Presently, one salmon fish costs more than a barrel of oil. Tweet This