Weird but True 1

Hello fellow reader,

    These are some weird but true facts, that I thought you should know!

  • An astronaut once hit a golf ball on the moon.
  • Herring(type of fish) communicate by passing gas.
  • Bald Eagles can use their wings to paddle through water.
  • An inventor created gas-powered roller skates that can go 40 miles an hour.
  • The first microwave oven was almost 750 pounds.
  • Some toxic frogs produce sugar too sweeten their poison.
  • A cuttlefish's pupils are shaped like W's.
  • In Austria, bouquets with an even number of flowers are considered bad luck.
Source-National Geographic Kids

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