Interesting trivia:
1. In Japan, it is very common to engrave QR codes on tombstones in cemeteries. You can scan the code and watch a video about the person's life.
2. The ancient Egyptians wore gold sandals to match their gold fingers.
3. Many birds do not reproduce well in small groups, so zoos use mirrors to help them increase reproduction.
4. There are 17 monarchies in the world ruled by queens, 16 of which are Queen Elizabeth II.
5. Danish has about 40 different vowels, and it is so difficult to learn that Danish children learn 30 fewer words on average at 15 months than Norwegian children, and it takes longer to learn the past tense. It takes two years.
6. Researchers have found that double-decker bus drivers are twice as likely to suffer from heart disease as their bus conductor colleagues. Because drivers sit for 90% of their shifts, while conductors climb about 600 stairs every day.
7. The word Wi-Fi was invented by a brand consulting company and has no technical meaning.
8. Australian divers make friends with small sharks. Years later, whenever a shark saw him, it would swim up to him and ask for a hug.
9. Alpacas are used as bodyguards on some turkey farms because they are instinctively protective of the birds and hate foxes.
Cold knowledge APP:
The APP that can view cold knowledge is called Goosehuo. It is an APP that popularizes cold knowledge and encyclopedias.
The reason why it is called Goose Talk is probably because this software can raise geese in the cloud. I heard that many people come here just to raise geese, hahahaha, just like me.
Here, every newly registered person will get a goose randomly. After completing the task and getting the feed, he can feed his own gosling. The goose eats the feed for a period of time and feeds it once every six hours. Then the goose will It can lay goose eggs, and the goose eggs laid by the goose can be used to hatch goose coins. You can understand what the goose coins can do, because I don't know much about it. I just do it for the goose and don't want its little goose eggs.