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If you're caught in quicksand, don't try to pull yourself straight out, you'll only sink faster. Instead, slowly lean backwards and spread your weight out like floating in a pool. The sand actually becomes more liquid when you move slowly, giving you time to escape.

Many people think bulletproof glass is completely impenetrable, but that's not exactly true. Most bulletproof glass is actually made of layered polycarbonate and glass, designed to absorb impact energy. When struck repeatedly in the same spot, it can eventually fail and compromise protection.

When lightning strikes sand at just the right temperature and intensity, it creates something called fulgurite. These hollow glass tubes form instantly as the sand melts at 3,270 degrees Fahrenheit, leaving behind nature's own glass sculptures that can reach depths of 50 feet.

Like modern elephants, woolly mammoths were mammals, which means they gave birth to live young, not eggs.

Here's something you probably didn't know about cats: when they slowly blink at you, they're actually showing trust. You see, cats are vulnerable when they close their eyes, so this slow blink is like them saying they feel safe around you. Pretty cool, right?

If you dropped a bowling ball and a feather in a vacuum chamber with no air, they'd actually fall at exactly the same speed. That's because gravity pulls everything equally, but air resistance usually slows lighter objects down. Pretty mind-blowing, right?

When you're peeling an orange the traditional way you get sticky fingers and waste time instead hold the orange on its side and slice off both ends then make one cut down the middle and roll it open like a scroll you'll have perfect segments every time.

A woman was trapped in her car during a flash flood, water rising fast. As the current swept her vehicle downstream, she noticed a tree branch hanging low over the river. You see, just as the car began to sink, she climbed through the sunroof, grabbed the branch, and pulled herself to safety.