19 Choses que Vous Ignoriez Il y’a 5 minutes

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00:00 Hi everyone, we wonder if snails are born without shells, or if there are cats right-handed or left-handed.

00:06 And also, why was the vinaigrette of the Mildsilles named like that?

00:09 We are convinced that you will not be able to close your eyes before you have found the answers to these questions.

00:13 But don't worry, we will spare you insomnia.

00:16 Do you think you can keep your calm in the sight of an African Cobra?

00:23 Well, maybe if he is behind the glass of his vivarium, although it didn't help much Dudley in Harry Potter.

00:28 However, recent studies have shown that many African snakes do not care about humans,

00:32 and that they were not even particularly interested in mice.

00:35 However, they do not hesitate to devour their own congeners for lunch.

00:38 Yes, there are cannibals among reptiles.

00:40 They act like that because it's much more practical.

00:42 Not really.

00:43 A creature of the same morphology is much easier to swallow than a rodent with its legs spread apart.

00:51 And then, snakes are just slow.

00:53 So it's not that easy for them to catch them.

00:56 Wow, put that thing back where it came from.

00:58 We strongly doubt that these ladies really like to see that, not to mention the fact that it is not polite to pull the tongue.

01:02 No, but it's incredible, isn't it?

01:03 You will surely be shocked to learn that it is not really a tongue.

01:06 In fact, it is a special leather pocket that camels inflate to attract females.

01:09 Yes, it's quite weird as a drag technique, shame on the rope.

01:16 By the way, many animals do this kind of thing.

01:18 After all, you too try to straighten your shoulders and raise your head when you want to impress someone, right?

01:23 It is said that nature is merciless and that animals only follow their instincts.

01:27 But that's not quite true.

01:28 It sometimes happens that animals are more inclined to help each other than humans.

01:31 Look at this.

01:32 This donkey digs a hole in the sand, then all the other animals will use it to feed themselves.

01:37 Boars, cows, deer and even coyotes.

01:39 Well, maybe we exaggerated a little.

01:41 Obviously, first of all, this donkey dug a hole because it was thirsty.

01:44 But isn't his act less generous?

01:47 Alas, after our death, nothing guarantees that people will respect our last will.

01:51 Are you disturbed by the fact that our video suddenly took such a dark turn?

01:55 Don't worry, we'll explain everything.

01:57 What you see here is Marilyn Monroe's grave.

01:59 And yes, these are real traces of lipstick left by her fans.

02:02 And her neighbor Hugh Hefner also received some.

02:04 The sad and ironic of fate is that at the end of her life, this exaggerated attention exasperated Marilyn Monroe.

02:09 Her ex-husband, Jody Maggio, deliberately chose the peaceful Westwood cemetery in Los Angeles as her last home.

02:14 Since then, the cemetery has lost its discretion and dozens of other celebrities have been buried there.

02:19 Today, there are many visitors, to say the least.

02:23 The next time you see someone whistling in the street, you might think of what's next.

02:27 It may be someone who speaks a very particular whistling language that you don't know.

02:31 And it's not a joke, these languages do exist.

02:34 We find them, for example, in the Canary Islands, but also in the Turkish village of Kuskoy.

02:42 Think about it, how would the inhabitants communicate differently between them in the mountains, at a great distance from each other?

02:47 By phone you say, "Tout à fait".

02:50 This is why the whistled languages are in the way of disappearance nowadays.

02:52 But they are not yet totally disappeared.

02:54 Many parents consider it their duty to teach children this unusual dialect.

02:58 Wow, are these the pets of Michael Phelps?

03:05 How would these pigs have learned to swim if it were not the case?

03:08 Well, it will surprise you, but these animals are actually great swimmers.

03:11 In the wild, they are often brought across very narrow rivers, which makes this talent essential.

03:17 However, domestic adult pigs are not necessarily able to swim.

03:21 After all, they are far from being small.

03:24 On the other hand, porcelain and smaller pigs could swim a hundred meters in an Olympic pool.

03:29 And why do we love polo?

03:31 For its famous collar, of course, which many people like to wear high.

03:34 And also for the relationship with the culture of tennis and golf.

03:37 But did you know that there is a direct link between these sports and the collar?

03:40 This kind of shirt was originally designed to protect the players' neck from the sun's rays.

03:44 But it seems that this is one of those inventions whose initial goal is quickly forgotten.

03:48 A bit like this little pocket on the jeans.

03:50 You still don't know what it's for?

03:52 So subscribe to the intelligence store without further ado.

03:55 You will learn as much as possible and you will have plenty of stories to tell.

03:58 Do you consider yourself as an unlucky person?

04:01 But what do you really know about bad luck?

04:03 Here is Harrison Schmitt.

04:04 In 1972, he realized his dream.

04:06 He was on the moon as part of a NASA mission.

04:09 Later, he found himself allergic to lunar dust.

04:12 Yes, these things can happen.

04:14 It's not a big deal, but still quite unpleasant, like any other respiratory allergy.

04:18 So, before leaving on a lunar mission, future astronauts now undergo special checks.

04:22 As if there were not enough already.

04:24 No, it's not Godzilla's paw.

04:26 Although its owner is also a superpower.

04:28 What you see here is the paw of a funny gecko lizard.

04:30 You may have heard of these creatures that can stick to walls and trees.

04:34 But we bet you didn't know that they also knew how to control this ability.

04:37 And this thanks to millions of microscopic hairs

04:39 that exert special intermolecular forces when they stick to the surface.

04:42 Do you find it confusing?

04:44 So, look how this guy is trying to follow the same approach as a gecko.

04:47 It will surely make you smile.

04:49 When you think you've seen everything,

04:51 you see someone ironing a newspaper.

04:53 It's not a joke.

04:54 A few hundred years ago, the majority of all rich and respectable families did it.

04:58 The nobles were not embarrassed by the folds of the paper.

05:00 In fact, the fresh ink was at risk of staining the clothes.

05:02 And the hot steam of an iron to be ironed allowed to dry it perfectly.

05:06 Nowadays, the ink dries before the newspaper reaches the customer.

05:09 But this tradition is still in force in the British royal court.

05:12 So now, you have no excuse to avoid ironing your sheets.

05:16 Either we love garden dwarfs or we hate them.

05:18 There is no in-between.

05:19 If you are one of those who can't stand them,

05:21 be glad that they are not alive.

05:23 At least, that's what we believe.

05:25 At the time of the Renaissance,

05:26 the nobles hired hermits of living gardens in their domain.

05:28 Yes, real people who lived in a small cabin

05:31 and served as ornaments for the picturesque garden.

05:33 Well, we can call that throwing money out the window.

05:36 Are you afraid of insects?

05:38 Well, there are plenty of them, especially of the giraffes,

05:40 especially if you hold a phone or any other electronic device in your hand.

05:43 The thing is that the female giraffes confuse the emitted waves

05:48 with the different devices with the nuptial song of the males.

05:50 And believe us, it may not end well for you.

05:53 Soon, these babies will become robust and fast predators.

06:00 Meanwhile, they look like the most vulnerable creatures on the planet.

06:03 Frankly, why are all these animals born blind and unable to defend themselves?

06:07 If the question is sensible, the answer is very simple.

06:10 To reach such a stage of development,

06:12 the young dog should spend too much time in his mother's uterus.

06:15 But it would not be practical for a mother who must return to hunting quickly

06:18 by adopting a very busy lifestyle.

06:20 In addition, CCT protects baby animals from eye infections.

06:24 Yes, nothing is left to chance in nature.

06:26 What is the relationship with these islands?

06:28 You probably asked yourself this question at least once

06:30 while tasting a burger with this famous ketchup-mayo sauce.

06:33 Well, its name was chosen for a good reason.

06:35 Indeed, this sauce was served for the first time by the waiters of a hotel

06:39 located on, yes, the Mils-Îles.

06:41 It is the name of the archipelago that extends along the Americano-Canadian border.

06:44 Admit it, it made you a little hungry, didn't it?

06:46 Yes, it exists.

06:49 And to know if your cat is one of them, it's very simple.

06:51 Cats show a preference marked for the front right or left paw

06:54 when going down the stairs.

06:56 If your little companion does not have to go through the stairs,

06:58 then try to spot the paw he uses first when he plays

07:01 or when he enters his litter.

07:03 It's as simple as "hello".

07:05 Here is the answer to the most frequent question we ask ourselves about them.

07:08 Yes, snails are born with shells,

07:10 but they do not look like what we expect.

07:12 At first, the shell is a soft tissue that grows and hardens over time.

07:16 To do this, the snail must consume a lot of calcium.

07:19 Besides, know that you too need it.

07:22 [Snail sounds]

07:24 Do you see that too?

07:29 We talk about these strange paws.

07:31 Google says that almost all species of seabirds have long legs.

07:33 For some reason, we do not see them in full.

07:35 Yet, we should, because they are very beautiful.

07:38 When you are in the middle of a glacial place,

07:41 there is a good chance that everything around you is frozen.

07:43 You will feel this cold glacial pass through the most tiny parts of your body.

07:47 However, it turns out that your eyes are spared, and you know why.

07:50 Besides, how does it happen that the hair covers itself with ice,

07:53 that the skin rustles, that the nose mouths, but that the eyes remain intact?

07:56 Apparently, nature is extremely foreseeing.

07:58 Indeed, it will be possible for you to reach your destination even if your ears freeze.

08:02 However, if you lose sight, that's another story.

08:05 Your eyes are actually protected by a saline lacrymal liquid

08:08 that prevents them from drying out and freezing.

08:10 In addition, blood circulation in blood vessels is particularly important due to the cold.

08:14 In short, that's how it works.

08:16 We would like you to listen to a piece.

08:19 [Music]

08:23 Does it bother you?

08:24 It sounds like the soundtrack of a very psychological thriller.

08:27 What if we said that it was created without musical instruments?

08:30 Well, if you are still not impressed, we will be even more explicit.

08:33 This piece was created from frequencies emitted by... a spider web.

08:37 Today, a sample can be created from anything.

08:40 Even from the noise emitted by your brain,

08:42 which is probably heating up after receiving all this information.

08:45 Don't worry, we're kidding.

08:46 Anyway, who knows, science is always surprising.

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08:59 See you.

09:00 [Music]

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