Since childhood, we’re curious about the world around us: we explore it, get to know it better, pay attention to the objects around us. With age our interest may become lower but it's still so great to find out if an ordinary object has been hiding some secret all this time. Most ordinary things hide a lot of surprises. If you love learning new things about the world around you, here's the right video! Why do mugs have those tiny grooves? How were pom-poms on our beanies created? Why do escalators have those brushes on the side? These and more question about everyday objects will be answered in this video… #brightside Preview photo credit: woman holding a cup of coffee: By Cherngchay Donkhuntod/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/woman-holding-cup-coffee-isolated-on-468588584 Animation is created by Bright Side. —————————————————————————————-
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Riddles are a great test of anyone's brain power. They reveal who's the real Sherlock out there. Only 2% of Harvard students can solve these 10 riddles. Are you ready to check if you're among those 2%? It's a simple test to show how smart you are… You'll meet characters of different professions: astronauts, teachers, scientists. All of them will find themselves in tricky situations. Will they find a way out? Only with your help! Try thinking outside the box and don't forget to pause the video if you need more time. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Who’s lying? 00:00
Mia's cat 00:45
Abandoned castle 01:30
Who took the watch? 02:18
Red cars 03:05
Lost diamond 03:50
A crazy scientist 04:25
Which is the safest? 05:15
Three prisoners 05:55
A group of researchers 06:30
Arena 07:15
Mars expedition 07:50
Mysterious forest 08:35
Local cave 09:10
Two barbers 09:48
Job at mansion 10:30
Mary's rope 11:00 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Have you ever wondered how rare you are? Here're 12 things that make your body unique. Different rare body traits, strange peculiarities, unusual body parts. Each person is obviously irreplaceable but some of us are extremely unusual. Let's find out if you're part of these rare groups of people… From strange lumps in mouth that turn out to be an anomaly… to an extra pair of ribs some people have – in this video you'll find out everything you wanted to know about unusual body traits. Do you write with your left hand? Or maybe you're a 'supertaster'? What if your eye color makes you unique? Let's find out. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Torus mandibularis 00:00
Extra rib 00:45
Palmaris longus 01:20
Dominant hand 02:10
Born with a tail 03:03
Taster kind 03:35
Identify musical notes 04:05
Eye color 04:49
Heterochromia iridum 05:48
Albinism 07:00
DEC2 mutation 08:30
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Do you often use snapchat? Even if you don't, you've probably seen its icon many times: yellow and white colors and a cute creature. Why was this image chosen as the one to represent this social network? As you probably know, each social network icon has a story and a meaning. Every element of design matters and is meant to convey the idea of the platform. In this video I'm gonna reveal the idea behind Snapchat's logo. But first, take a look at it and try to guess yourself. Maybe the logo design is associated with the phantom nature of the pictures you send via this app: they appear and very quickly vanish? Or maybe they express the volatile character of photos taken in the app? No publication can be saved on the user's computer, so they disappear completely without leaving any traces… Here’re 15 facts you probably didn't hear before. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Reading slowly 00:00
Radio invention 00:24
Snapchat logo 00:45
Firefox 02:02
Bubbles 02:40
Popping candies 03:10
Point Nemo 03:51
The ISS 04:40
Birds 04:42
Animals' eyes 05:46
Sound from the Sun 06:40
Mechanical alarm clock 07:08
Yawning snakes 08:00
Cats predicting thunderstorm 08:40
Making friends with cats 09:20 Credit: Evan Spiegel: By cellanr – https://flic.kr/p/hutcSG, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=30198872 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Do you often use snapchat? Even if you don't, you've probably seen its icon many times: yellow and white colors and a cute creature. Why was this image chosen as the one to represent this social network? As you probably know, each social network icon has a story and a meaning. Every element of design matters and is meant to convey the idea of the platform. In this video I'm gonna reveal the idea behind Snapchat's logo. But first, take a look at it and try to guess yourself. Maybe the logo design is associated with the phantom nature of the pictures you send via this app: they appear and very quickly vanish? Or maybe they express the volatile character of photos taken in the app? No publication can be saved on the user's computer, so they disappear completely without leaving any traces… Here’re 15 facts you probably didn't hear before. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Reading slowly 00:00
Radio invention 00:24
Snapchat logo 00:45
Firefox 02:02
Bubbles 02:40
Popping candies 03:10
Point Nemo 03:51
The ISS 04:40
Birds 04:42
Animals' eyes 05:46
Sound from the Sun 06:40
Mechanical alarm clock 07:08
Yawning snakes 08:00
Cats predicting thunderstorm 08:40
Making friends with cats 09:20 Credit: Evan Spiegel: By cellanr – https://flic.kr/p/hutcSG, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=30198872 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Do you love cracking riddles? Riddles have been around since the beginning of time and for a good reason. They make you think hard and are always fun to crack. They're also an easy and engaging way to stimulate your mind and jumpstart your critical thinking abilities. Moreover, they're cool to boost your imagination too: in these riddles you'll see unusual characters, mysterious worlds, even terrifying creatures. The right riddles can offer a playful way to wrestle with truly challenging questions. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
The circle riddle 00:07
Aviana’s birthday 00:23
What is cheaper 01:16
Five friends 01:53
What’s the passcode? 02:40
Which girl was closer to Elora’s home? 03:15
Mrs. Marshall's factory 03:48
Maia's pens 04:20
Yvonne's baguette 05:30
Term grades 06:06
Three switches 07:17
Mrs. Addams's money 08:01
Annabeth's train 09:05
The elf's garden 09:48
Fairy’s grandpa’s 11:00 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Animals do some pretty strange stuff: flamingos stand in the water on one leg, ostriches hide their heads in the sand… Or do they? There're a lot of false facts about animals and we're getting to the bottom of the common misconceptions in this video. I've googled popular animals myths to debunk them for you. Can blue whales swallow a car? What do you think is the largest thing a blue whale can swallow? We're talking about the biggest animal in the word to have ever lived on our planet. It can grow to up to 100 feet. So it's possible to imagine a blue whale swallowing something big like a car. But can it really? #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Mice love cheese 00:04
Flamingos 00:43
Ostriches 01:03
Blue whale 01:55
Camels 02:48
Anteaters 03:34
Dino vision 04:25
Owls 05:14
Butterfly 05:34
Wolves 06:00
Giraffes 06:35
Moles 06:55
Animals hibernate 07:30
Earwigs 08:26 SUMMARY
– People would lay the cheese on the shelf, which was an easy target for all unwelcome pantry visitors like mice;
– Flamingos don't really stand in the water on one leg so they wouldn't get cold. This is just a simple way for them to spare the effort;
– Technically ostriches don't bury their head but put it near the ground. Otherwise, with its head in the sand, the poor thing wouldn't be able to breathe;
– The largest thing blue whale can actually swallow is a grapefruit. Its throat can take the size of a small salad plate;
– Camels can survive even when drinking water only every 8 to 10 days, but not because they have a secret stash on their back. It's because, when they have a chance to drink, they will swallow 50 gallons of water at one sitting;
– It's a myth that anteaters vacuum ants using their noses. Anteaters have very long tongues;
– Another misconception states that owls can spin their heads, neither more nor less than 360 degrees. Their head-spinning does have its limit – 270 degrees in one direction;
– If you touch a butterfly's wings, the animal won't lose its ability to fly. It will survive – despite the common myth that says the opposite. Butterfly's wings have scales;
– Wolves don't howl at the Moon. They typically howl at night, true, but because that's the period of time when they're most active;
– Giraffes sleep about 4 and a half hours daily. It's not that unusual for animal species that are most active during daylight;
– Many people believe moles are blind. These small, burrowing mammals actually CAN see. It's just their vision is really poor and only adapted to recognize the light;
– Chipmunks, bats, turtles, snakes – they all hibernate during the winter, which saves them energy for other seasons when they get more active and are capable of getting more food;
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Three, two, one: who's the liar? These riddles will help you uncover any lie. It's a quick brain boost and a great way to test your analytical skills. Are you ready to meet this challenge? Numerous unusual situations, dangerous scenarios, strange characters: these riddles will make your brain work really hard. Riddles are a great way to learn how to think outside the box and you can really do it! #brightside Animation is created by Bright Side. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Check our Bright Side podcast on Spotify and leave a positive review! https://open.spotify.com/show/0hUkPxD34jRLrMrJux4VxV Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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After we’ve been using something every day for many years, sometimes we find out that it has some other useful features. For example, did you know that the metallic zipper has a hidden lock inside? If you turn the zipper upwards, it gets locked, if you turn it downwards, you can open it easily. By the way, if you use an iPhone, you'll be surprised to find out that it also has a secret to share. The round hole on the back part between the flash and the camera serves as the second microphone. So it's not some random design feature… What about a bottle of sunflower oil? It's also not as simple of an object as it might seem… #brightside Animation is created by Bright Side. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Check our Bright Side podcast on Spotify and leave a positive review! https://open.spotify.com/show/0hUkPxD34jRLrMrJux4VxV Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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