10 Mind-Blowing Animal Facts You Won’t Believe! (And One That Could Save Your Life)

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10 Mind-Blowing Animal Facts You Won’t Believe! (And One That Could Save Your Life)   https://youtu.be/-ZbiGx0sV3A   Get ready for some truly mind-blowing animal facts! 🐾 From the shocking truth about broken heart syndrome (yes, you can die from a broken heart) to the wild world of parrot parenting and even internet rights in Finland, this video will surprise you at every turn.   Here’s what you’ll learn:   Can a broken heart really be fatal? Discover the science behind broken heart syndrome.   The dark side of parrot behavior—what really happens in the nest.   Why Finland made high-speed internet a human right.   The strange rule for the Speaker of the House in England.   What’s really floating in the dust in your home (hint: it’s you).   Which fact blew your mind the most? Let us know in the comments! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more amazing animal facts and weird trivia every week.   #animalfacts #funanimalfacts #weirdanimalfacts #nature #animals #wildlife #biology

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00:00Get ready for some mind-blowing animal facts.

00:03Number 10. A broken heart could be a legitimate cause of death.

00:07Next time, be careful. It's true.

00:09Next time your heart broken, be careful.

00:11It could be life-threatening.

00:12A broken heart could be a legitimate cause of death.

00:14Next time, be careful. It's true.

00:18Next time your heart broken, be careful.

00:20It could be life-threatening.

00:22This is a condition known as Broken Heart Syndrome,

00:24which is a real medical diagnosis.

00:27The name for this syndrome is next.

00:29It was previously known as Stress Cardiomyopathy.

00:33It was renamed in 2002 when researchers found that

00:36severe emotional stress could also bring it on.

00:39The leading cause of Broken Heart Syndrome is the death of a loved one.

00:43But a new relationship, or getting married, can also trigger it.

00:47Symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat.

00:52It's not entirely clear why this happens,

00:54but it's thought to be caused by a sudden surge of stress hormones.

00:58While it's not common, it has been known to occur.

01:02So if you're feeling a little under the weather after a bad breakup,

01:05better Google the symptoms just in case.

01:07Will forcibly mate with a female parrot to ensure that she lays an egg.

01:12Wow. That's terrible.

01:14Parrots are known for their vibrant colors and even more colorful personalities.

01:19A group of male parrots will forcibly mate with a female parrot to ensure that she lays an egg.

01:25Once the eggs are laid, the female will raise the chicks by herself.

01:30In some cases, the male parrots will actually block the entrance to the nest so that the female cannot leave.

01:36They stay there until the chicks are able to fly.

01:39I'm gonna talk about commitment.

01:41No. Eight.

01:43In Finland, a minimum of 21 megabits per second internet speed is a fundamental human right.

01:48That's awesome.

01:50Finland has some of the fastest internet speeds in the world.

01:53It's so fast that the Finnish government actually guarantees it to all citizens.

01:58Every citizen is guaranteed a minimum download.

02:02Speed of 21 megabits per second and an upload speed of 5 megabits per second.

02:07This is seen as a fundamental human right, similar to the right to education and healthcare.

02:12Without fast internet, it's difficult to participate in society and the economy,

02:17so the government makes sure that everyone has access to it.

02:20What would you do if your internet went down tomorrow?

02:23Let us know in the comments below.

02:25Number seven.

02:27In England, the Speaker of the House is not allowed to speak.

02:30That's funny.

02:31The Speaker of the House is a position of power and prestige.

02:34The Speaker presides over debates and makes sure that the rules are followed, but he's not allowed to speak.

02:39Why?

02:40Because of an ancient parliamentary tradition.

02:42The Speaker is not allowed to speak unless he's speaking to someone else.

02:46He can ask questions and make rulings, but he cannot engage in debate.

02:50If he does speak, he'll be fined 100 pounds.

02:54So why is this rule in place?

02:56It's not exactly clear, but it's thought to be because the Speaker is supposed to be neutral.

03:00He's there to make sure that everyone gets a chance to speak.

03:03And he doesn't want to abuse his power by dominating the debate.

03:07Number six.

03:08Your own dead skin cells make up the majority of the dust in your house.

03:12That's gross.

03:13Imagine sitting in your living room watching TV.

03:17When suddenly you're hit with a wave of nostalgia.

03:19You cooint.

03:20Help but smile as you remember all the good times you VA spent in that room.

03:25But then you realize that something is off.

03:28You can't quite put your finger on it.

03:30But there's something in the air that's making you feel a little uneasy.

03:33Then you see it.

03:35A ray of sunlight streams through the window and it catches a particular particle in midair.

03:40You watch as it dances in the light and you can't help but wonder what it is.

03:44All of a sudden it hits you.

03:45You're sitting in a sea of your own dead skin cells.

03:48That's right.

03:49The dust in your house is made up of your own dead skin cells.

03:52And it's not just a small percentage either.

03:55In fact.

03:56It estimated that 10% of the dust in your house.

03:59Is made up of your own dead skin cells.

04:02Yikes.

04:03So the next time you're cozying up on the couch.

04:06Just remember.

04:07You're not alone.

04:08You're sharing your home with millions of your own dead skin cells.

04:12counties and養ums in the chair.

04:13So only that one part of your ownа.

04:14Even if you're not alone and you're

04:16able to spend a few times these days.

04:17But at the time it is problems.

04:19That's it.

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04:24Keep doing pain or add it.

04:25Keep learning fine.

04:26Keep learning okay.

04:28Step aside.

04:30Step aside.

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04:39Step- Cav cum.

04:40Stand by.

04:40Step aside.

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