From Crocodiles to Einstein: Fun World Facts

Crocodiles Swallow Stones On Purpose
Crocodiles actually swallow stones! These help them digest food and also act as natural weights to help them float better in the water.

Australia Has the Most Camels in the World
Believe it or not, Australia, not the Middle East or Africa, has the largest camel population. Camels were brought over in the 1800s to help with travel and work, but once cars took over, many camels were set free and now live in the wild.

All Lego Bricks Still Fit Together
Every Lego brick made in the last 54 years can still connect with any other Lego piece. Even though the sets change, the basic design has stayed the same.

Einstein Didn’t Speak Fluently Until Age Four
Albert Einstein, one of the smartest people in history, had trouble speaking as a child. He only began speaking fluently when he was four years old.

In Switzerland, Don’t Leave Your Keys in the Car
It’s actually against the law in Switzerland to leave your car keys in an unlocked vehicle even if it’s just for a minute.

In Sweden, You Can’t Just Repaint Your House
If you live in Sweden, you need special permission to repaint your house and you have to hire a licensed painter to do the job!

Bullets Can Be Faster Than Sound
Some modern rifle bullets move so fast they break the sound barrier. That means they can hit the target before you even hear the shot.