Not all facts are fun. But that shouldn’t keep us from learning, because they can still be fascinating! Below, we’ve gathered a list of disturbing and unsettling information that you might not want to know from Unpopular Notes.
From creepy facts about animals to obvious things you may be glad you’ve never previously considered, you’ll find a variety of information on this list. So be sure to upvote the facts you wish you hadn’t read, and try not to become too freaked out by any of these spooky truths!
#1
There is a company that makes urns in profile to cast the shadow of the deceased

Image source: unpopularnotes
#2
The green falling code in the matrix is just lots of sushi recipes

Image source: unpopularnotes
#3
Professional musician Dagmar Turner played her violin while a tumor was removed from her brain so that surgeons could preserve her ability to play music

Image source: unpopularnotes
#4
Greenland sharks live at least 400 years and don’t reach sexual maturity until they are 150 years old

Image source: unpopularnotes
#5
There are more statues of lions across the world than actual wild lions

Image source: unpopularnotes, Dorin Seremet
#6
A body farm is a place where various corpses are laid on the ground for forensics to study the decomposition process

Image source: unpopularnotes
#7
Dogs like squeaky toys because it sounds like prey that’s frightened or injured

Image source: unpopularnotes, Justin Veenema
#8
Sloths can hold their breath longer than dolphins can

Image source: unpopularnotes, Adrián Valverde
#9
Water bottles’ expiration dates are for the bottles, not the water

Image source: unpopularnotes, Jonathan Chng
#10
This is a bigfin squid, a type of rarely seen cephalopod with arms and tentacles that can reach up to 26 feet long

Image source: unpopularnotes
#11
You may be living in the last year of your life without being aware of it

Image source: unpopularnotes, Timon Studler
#12
When whales become so old and weak that they can no longer reach the surface, they go deeper and deeper until they touch the seabed and then slowly die

Image source: unpopularnotes, Gabriel Dizzi
#13
This close-up shows the inside of a penguin’s mouth

Image source: unpopularnotes
#14
This is the effect that sunscreen has when viewed through an ultraviolet camera

Image source: unpopularnotes
#15
Ella Harper was born with a very rare orthopedic condition that caused her knees to bend backward and was known as the camel girl

Image source: unpopularnotes
#16
Over 50% of commercial pilots have admitted to falling asleep while flying a plane

Image source: unpopularnotes, Leio McLaren
#17
Though often pleasant to humans, the smell of freshly cut grass is actually a plant’s way of letting out a cry for help

Image source: unpopularnotes, Bradley Brister
#18
Pacu is a South American freshwater fish known for its square, straight teeth that eerily resemble those of humans

Image source: unpopularnotes
#19
Horned lizards squirt blood from their eyes as a defense mechanism

Image source: unpopularnotes, Brian Wangenheim
#20
Real bees were used during the making of the ‘90s horror trilogy Candyman, and actor Tony Todd was paid an extra $1,000 for every sting

Image source: unpopularnotes, Bianca Ackermann
#21
The average person walks past at least 16 murderers in their lifetime

Image source: unpopularnotes, Christopher Burns
#22
This was the day Sweden switched from driving on the left-hand side of the road to the right

Image source: unpopularnotes
#23
The movie Cannibal Holocaust was so realistic and so gory that the director Mr. Ruggero Deodato was charged with the murder of the actors

Image source: unpopularnotes
#24
This is how a toothbrush looks like under a microscope after the first use

Image source: unpopularnotes
#25
In ancient Rome, the crushed brains of mice were used as toothpaste

Image source: unpopularnotes, Svetozar Cenisev
#26
The average person will spend five months of their life waiting for red lights to turn green

Image source: unpopularnotes, Carlos Alberto Gómez Iñiguez
#27
The Diomede islands have a distance of only three miles but due to locally defined time zones, they have a time difference of 21 hours from each other

Image source: unpopularnotes
#28
Google hires camels for the desert Street View

Image source: unpopularnotes, Alex Dudar
#29
If you have died around your cat, it is likely to start eating you in less than 24 hours, starting from the cheeks and eyes

Image source: unpopularnotes, Kote Puerto
#30
People who fall in love lose an average of two friends each

Image source: unpopularnotes, Scott Broome
#31
This is an early meeting of the Mickey Mouse Club around 1930

Image source: unpopularnotes
#32
Future biotechnology can be used to make prisoners feel as if they were serving a 1000-year sentence in a matter of eight hours

Image source: unpopularnotes, Larry Farr
#33
There are only two days that do not last 24 hours: the one of your birth and the one of your death

Image source: unpopularnotes, Kahar Erbol
#34
CPR only works 7% of the time outside of a hospital environment

Image source: unpopularnotes, Michel E
#35
In the event of a plane crash at sea, the cabin crew must prohibit passengers from carrying the bodies of relatives or friends who died during the impact on the lifeboats

Image source: unpopularnotes, Kirill
#36
This bizarre helmet from 1925 was designed to improve work productivity and studying sessions

Image source: unpopularnotes
#37
Theoretically, if you fold paper 51 times, you will find its end on the sun, and if you fold it 103 times, you would go beyond the observable universe

Image source: unpopularnotes, Markus Spiske
#38
The beauty micrometer was a device designed in the early 1930s to help the identification of the areas of a person’s face which need to have their appearance reduced or enhanced by makeup

Image source: unpopularnotes
#39
The only part of your reflection you can lick is your tongue

Image source: unpopularnotes, Joey Nicotra
#40
Jelly Beans are so shiny because they’re coated with shellac, which is made from insect poop

Image source: unpopularnotes, Patrick Fore
Follow Us





