A Week into Fun Facts and Knowledge | FFK Recap | Episode 2

Have you ever come across a fun fact that made you see the world in a new light? That’s the magic of the Facebook group “Fun Facts and Knowledge,” where over 1.1 Million curious minds come together to share and discover intriguing insights every day.

In this second episode, we’ll highlight this week’s most captivating posts. From hilarious memes to thought-provoking discussions and incredible stories, “Fun Facts and Knowledge” never fails to surprise and educate.

The most engaging posts of the week

#1. St Kilda: Past and Present

This is St Kilda, a remote Scottish island once home to a unique community evacuated in 1930. Now managed by the National Trust for Scotland, it features restored buildings and a small military base.

The post has garnered over 8.7K reactions, 485 shares, and about 230 comments.

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#2. The inventor of the air conditioner

This features an image of Willis Carrier, the inventor of the air conditioner, standing next to one of his early machines.

The post has over 158K reactions, mostly heart reactions, along with 23K shares and 4.1K comments.

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#3. St Kilda: Past and Present

This post highlights an interesting public health measure in Switzerland, where public restrooms are lit with blue lights. This innovative approach prevents drug users from finding their veins, sparking ongoing discussions and interest.

The post has over 5.5K reactions, mostly “Wow” reactions, along with 1.9K shares and over 1.1K comments.

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#4. The deep seabed

This post highlights the deep seabed, starting at 200 meters and extending to trenches like the 11,000-meter-deep Mariana Trench. These extreme environments host diverse life forms, sparking interest in deep ocean processes.

The post has over 11K reactions, 1K shares, and more than 650 comments.

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#5. The deep seabed

Ever wonder if the dating game is tough underwater too? Female fish fake orgasms to trick males and swim off to find better partners, proving even the ocean has its dating dramas.

The post has over 570 comments, 716 shares, and 2.4K reactions, most of which are Haha reactions.

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This week’s recap of “Fun Facts and Knowledge” highlighted intriguing and humorous posts, showing the community’s enthusiasm through thousands of reactions, comments, and shares. Stay tuned for more fascinating tidbits and engaging discussions in our next episode!