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Why do some moose run when they hear a human baby cry? Why do we almost always forget what we wanted to do when we walk through a door? And who stole Queen Victoria’s panties? These and other questions, oddly enough, have answers.
Today the awesome.club will tell you 11 strange facts about our world. Check it out and let us know if you’ve heard of anything similar.
1. When Moose Hear a Baby Cry They Run to Help
It all happens because the cry of a human baby falls into the same range of frequencies as the cry of a baby moose. This happens to many mammals. When we hear the cry of a newborn (baby, dog or cat) an alert area awakens in our brain, making our instinct want to help.
It is worth mentioning that the siren of an ambulance or a police car has the same effect, so we feel a kind of sense of responsibility when we listen.
2. Why do we always forget what we were going to do when crossing the front door?
As psychologists say: crossing a door activates the boundaries of events, which helps us separate one set of memories from another.
When we cross a door, the brain sends some thoughts that were born elsewhere to the ‘archive’, freeing up space for the impressions of the new space. Thanks to the ‘event frontier’, we can ‘change channels’ to carry out new tasks and better organize information.
3. Crows know justice better than humans
Crows almost always take actions together and share food so that everyone gets the same share. If they see that someone has taken more, they lose confidence in the deceiver and stop collaborating with him.
4. Once, Julius Caesar was sailing through the Aegean Sea and was captured by pirates who demanded a ransom of 620 kg of silver (600 thousand dollars)
Asterix at the Olympic Games / @La Petite Reine
According to research, upon hearing this, Julius Caesar was very angry, as he thought it was worth much more, and forced the pirates to ask for 1,550 kg of silver.
While the Romans collected money, he played games with the pirates, sang songs and treated them as his subordinates. Nevertheless, despite these manifestations of ‘friendship’, he warned the kidnappers that as soon as he was released, he would return and execute them. The pirates didn’t believe it, but Caesar did just that. He gathered a fleet, returned to the island where he had been held ‘imprisoned’, executed the pirates and took back his silver.
5. A boy stole Queen Victoria’s underwear at Buckingham Palace for a year
On December 14, 1838, the night porter of one of the rooms at Buckingham Palace captured a boy covered in soot. In his pockets he had several of the queen’s panties🇧🇷
It was discovered that he hid behind a piece of furniture inside the chimney during the day and walked around the palace at night. He even went so far as to hide under the table during royal meetings. When he was hungry, he simply grabbed some food, and even did his own laundry in the laundromat. It lasted a year🇧🇷 Subsequently, he was captured 3 more times in the palace.
6. In the Philippines there is a lake inside an island that is inside a lake. Did you understand?
The marked place is the island of the Taal volcano.
In the Philippines there is a lake that is considered one of the most impressive places in the world. Lake Taal is on the island of Luzon and has its own volcanic island on which the lake sits. So it’s an island in an island lake in an island lake.
7. In France, there is a dish that must be eaten covering the head with a napkin
This dish is made with the ‘sobria’ bird, a small singing bird. The bird is fed for a month only with figs. It is then drowned in brandy (cognac) and fried for a few minutes over high heat. The dish is eaten with the head covered.
Some say that the napkin helps to take advantage of the aroma, others say that it is used because people want to hide from God for eating such a cute bird.
8. In the Tower of London there is an office of ‘Ravenmaster’
The Tower of London ravens are a group of 6 ravens that have a special meaning for Great Britain, which is why these birds are in the care of the State. A special group of guardians needs to feed the birds and protect them. Salary is $31,900 per year.
9. Anyone, living or dead, needs a passport to travel to France
In 1974, the government of Egypt needed to make a passport for Ramses ll, so that his body could be taken to the country for restoration. When the plane with the body arrived in Paris, the mummy was received with all the honors of the French government.
10. Japanese scientists created a fire alarm for the deaf made with wasabi
The Japanese company Air Water Safety Service created a fire alarm that, instead of sound, emits wasabi smell. When activating the sensor, the device releases a mist that works as an alarm, but does not irritate the eyes. The device is really important for those who cannot hear.
11. A French company can create perfumes that smell like dead people
Katia Apalategui, like many who lost a relative, kept some of her late husband’s objects to preserve their scent. Over time, she decided to make a perfume out of the objects and founded her own company.
“We take people’s belongings and remove their smell; the molecules are transformed into perfume”, says Katia. Perfumes are used as a way to preserve people’s memory and some are even given as gifts.
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