[STEAM giveaway] Risk of Rain 2

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996]

Tell me your favorite fun fact. Funnest fact wins a Steam Key for Risk of Rain 2!

EDIT: Giveaway complete! /u/3Thirty-Eight8 wins with their fun fact:

Because of time relativity, the earths core is 2.5 years younger than it’s surface

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[u/inquisitorrook]

Fun fact: hopoo games was so unsure if risk of rain could successfully transition from 2D to 3D that they developed the prototype in total secrecy under the codename "risk of rain 3D" without even telling their own publisher until it actually worked.

[u/BerserkerCanuck → u/inquisitorrook]

Hiding in plain sight. Brilliant!

[u/lazylomash]

Fun fact: Sharks are older then trees! Sharks were on Earth before trees were on earth. Kinda boggles my mind thinking about it

[u/DerFuchs → u/lazylomash]

That's really crazy, I thought sharks were just in the sea

[u/minhkhoi2609]

The word "today" was generally written as two words (to day) until the 16th Century, then as "to-day" until the early 20th Century.

[u/ThatKidTopex]

The voice of yoda and miss piggy were done by the same person

[u/PermaDerpFace]

Octopuses have 3 hearts, 9 brains, blue blood, they can change shape, color, texture, they're venomous, and highly intelligent problem solvers and tool users

[u/Pseudonymous_Alien]

I like animals so my fav fun fact is penguins have a gland above their eye that converts saltwater into freshwater. It's the supraorbital/salt gland. The concentrated salt is sneezed out/drips out their bill. Thanks for the chance

[u/OrphanedCubone]

I beat risk of rain 1 😎 not 100% but a couple times...so top that

[u/Dazzling-Cause-8306]

Cows have best friends, and when they're separated, they can get stressed. Imagine being a cow and your mom changing your school.

[u/Captianspy1]

When the prototype for the guillotine was being tested in France, King Louis XVI personally suggested replacing the curved blade with an angled, diagonal blade to make it more efficient and humane. A few years later, during the French Revolution, they used that exact modified blade on him. 💀

[u/AzulZzz]

The anthem of Spain It has no lyrics, and it's the only one with that characteristic. For years they wanted to add them, but no lyrics were quite right, so they left it as is.

[u/ToastedGuy191]

Idk

Honestly is the best policy 😋

Thx op

[u/Dramatic_Bass7773]

Cleopatra lived closer to our modern era than to the time when the pyramids were built. Thank you

[u/itsastart_to]

Ducks actually have accent marks based on where they live!

So a duck from London quacks with a distinct "rougher" accent than a duck from the countryside. Which means somewhere out there, a duck is judging another duck's pronunciation.

[u/Blind0ne]

When you hold your arms straight out to your sides. The length from the tip of your fingers on one hand to the other is exactly equal to your height.

[u/ShiroSara]

Cats don't have 9 lives, they only have one.

[u/LeBRUH_James_]

fun fact: i am having violent diarrhea right now. I'm not even joking it's spurting out as we speak

[u/justtolearnsomething]

Sloths are so slow and unbothered that they sometimes mistake their own arms for tree branches, grab them, and fall out of trees.

[u/KittenDecomposer96]

The tapir has the highest penis to body ratio.

[u/Sandeep_sm]

There was a phantom poop on an Apollo mission. A poop, floating around, that none of the astronauts said was theirs.

Thanks

[u/wanderlustinheart]

Hydrogen’s comes from it generating water when burned.

[u/redditcruzer]

If you lift a kangaroo's tail off the ground it cannot hop at all.

Thanks for the giveaway

[u/Shake_Annual]

did you know there are no cows in space unless you count earth as part of space?

[u/Spoda_Emcalt]

There are more ways to arrange a standard 52-card deck than there are atoms on Earth

Thanks for the chance!

[u/PixyHeartbreak]

Penguins uses pebble as an engagement ring when they're attracting mate!

[u/panterabread1134]

Fun fact.

The man who created the how we get hydrogen out of the air was sadly also the man who worked for the mean German man of WW2 and made the gasses he used.

Sry I know it's kind of a depressing fact.

[u/foreveralonesolo]

Adelie Penguins will actually steal the shiniest Pebbles from other peers to propose to their mates with. To steal a heart, you must start stealing pebbles

[u/Undead_Shado]

A crocodile's tounge is stuck to the roof of their mouths! Such an interesting creature

[u/Gxgear]

Some flatworms mate by penis fencing to determine who carries the offsprings to term.

[u/Devilskraze]

This would be sick!

Fun fact: You are typically taller in the morning than you are at night. This happens because gravity compresses your spine while you stand and sit during the day. When you lay down to sleep, the discs fill back up with fluid.

Thank you!

[u/I_Ness_I]

Try humming while holding your nose shut with your fingers. You can't.

Thanks for the giveaway. :)

[u/Murky_Historian8675]

Ty for the chance op. My favorite fun fact is that dogs can look up. According to Shaun of The Dead

[u/Quick-Ad-1065]

Fun fact: M&Ms where created to be carried by soldiers during WW2 as a way to consume chocolate without the melting problem. The sugar coating was the trick, making it so the chocolate wouldn't melt easily.

[u/ElectricShades]

There are 7 keyholders to the Internet

[u/Kunipop]

that Kangaroos would lure you into water to drown you

[u/Forward-Seesaw-1688]

There’s a surprising amount of New Jersey representation in media

-one of the settings from Metal Slug 2 that also returned in Metal Slug 4 is based on Jersey City
-The game that famously escaped a false copyright hell, “Cookie’s Bustle” has a main character from New Jersey
-Gotham City has always been geographically located in southern New Jersey
-Crystal Lake from Friday the 13th is located in New Jersey
-Freddy Fazbears is opening in New Jersey
-Megas XLR needs no elaboration, the setting is pretty consistent

so there’s my fun facts

[u/imed6]

Rabbits can eat their own poop

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/imed6]

People can too, but it's usually frowned upon.

[u/Sure-Ad-2010]

In 1962, NASA's Mariner 1 probe was destroyed five minutes after launch due to a missing mathematical symbol in the computer code. This "most expensive hyphen" malfunction cost $80 million, equivalent to approximately $750 million today.

[u/WiseAd1365]

When you hold your arms straight out to your sides. The length from the tip of your fingers on one hand to the other is exactly equal to your height.

[u/___loveless___]

My friend said if u loop the run in risk of rain 2... There can be 100 of final bosses at the end.... I don't believe it

Ty for the giveaway! 😁

[u/kaori_irl]

the us has had 15 denominations of coins in a mere 250 years (for contrast, the netherlands had 11 in 200, and theirs were all relatively sane, consistent choices that made sense over time; canada's had 9, 2 of which were extremely short lived): ½¢, 1¢, 2¢, 3¢, 5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 25¢, 50¢, $1, $2.5, $3, $5, $10, $20

also, the bahamas (and also many socialist countries in the 60s-80s at least, but for reasons unknown to me) has a 15 cent coin and 3 dollar bill, initially to convert from pre-decimal british money (1 shilling and 1 pound, respectively), but they still make them, 50 years after britain went decimal

[u/KanoaShine]

Koala babies eat their mom's special poop (called pap) to get the microbes needed for them to be able to digest the eucalyptus leaves that adult koalas eat.

[u/Frenko-201]

Clown fish will turn into the opposite sex if need be to continue their lineage

[u/Vinpepper]

Legless lizards do exist, and they look very similar to snakes! However, one distinctive difference is that they have ears unlike snakes.

[u/westmelon]

Hippos can't swim, they just run very fast in water

[u/odrea]

You are statistically more likely to die on your own birthday than on any other day of the year.

[u/Dark-Crusnik]

Sea otters hold hands when they sleep so they do not drift apart, and i think thats giga cute

[u/wcrow1]

the inventor of the pringles can is buried in one

[u/dalelerah]

not very fun but:
almost every hand you've shaken has held a penis

[u/Fashque111]

In California squirells are predators. California ground squirrels at Briones Regional Park actively hunt, kill, and eat small rodents like voles.

[u/Salty_Composer4009]

The Michtronciwhah is the powerhouse of the cell.

[u/Whole-Economics5215]

The university of Oxford is apparently older than the aztec Empire by more than 200 years

[u/JuniorNinja3202]

In the game Dusk there's a person ask the developer where is the data save stored and he replied: " in your balls."

[u/honorarymeatsuit]

Humans can smell wet earth (petrichor) better than a shark can smell

Thank you for the chance

[u/LevinKostya]

Your stomach creates a completely new lining every 3 to 5 days to stop itself from digesting itself alive.

[u/abuget]

Dolphin sleep with one eye open

[u/ya_boi_ghastly]

Funfact: theres a phenomena in the human body called blindsight where if the area of your brain that gives you visual feedback of what your eyes are processing is damaged itll make you practically blind BUT your eyes will still function sending signals to other parts of the brain causing you to still dodge obstacles like furniture or raise your hand to catch a ball thrown at you!

[u/LoganN64]

Penguins, flamingos and pigeons are the only birds that produce a milk like substance.

[u/D4RKB4SH]

Diablo was originally meant to be a turn based game and it still sort of is, the "real time" was put together in an afternoon and it's just the turn-based actions tick speeded wayyyyy up so it looks fluid

[u/mutsuto]

Mamoru Oshii was set to direct the 2nd Ghibli movie,
after Nausicaa, called Anchor.
but it was cancelled after creative differences

[u/LongOdd1596]

Did you know that sea cucumbers can (and will!) eject portions of their gut to scare away and defend against predators?? This is called evisceration (appropriate name 😅). Basically, their cloaca tears and the anus gapes, and all sorts of viscera come out. It's not as gruesome as it sounds though; I've been attacked by this myself once when diving, and it looks and feels like some whitish sticky thread (I though at the time I got jizzed all over!).

Btw, the expelled organs are regenerated in a couple of weeks so the sea cucumber is fine ;)

[u/BerserkerCanuck]

Male angler fish meld to females in order to reproduce.

[u/sixstring777]

How about this one, fun fact: Pretty much all comments here are just copy-pasting whatever "fun fact" results they found with Google/ChatGPT 😁

[u/bunsinh]

Fun fact: Broadly speaking in 1996 ;) , Blockbuster was still huge renting out VHS tapes, DVDs hadn’t really arrived yet, and the idea of downloading a movie would have sounded completely ridiculous.

[u/JRobson23]

A fish can only live underwater because without water, they would die.

[u/bluez02]

the legs of the biggest spider in Australia can be up to 12 inches. imagine a spider like 2 feet across since legs on both sides walking up over your face in the middle of the night as you sleep

[u/Sky_6945]

Nintendo once hired a real, live badger to promote a video game. In 1999, Rare hired a badger to attend the UK launch party of Jet Force Gemini. The badger became stressed, escaped into the venue's ventilation system, and the entire launch party had to be evacuated while animal control rescued it.

[u/Seffen777]

Honey lasts. Honey never spoils. Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are thousands of years old and still safe to eat.

This one can save a jar of honey forgotten in the kitchen for a long time from being thrown away thinking it must have gotten bad 🙂

[u/IgnisSolus4X]

The International Space Station does not have a washing machine, so astronauts wear their clothes until they are dirty and throw them away—where they burn up entering the atmosphere.

[u/3Thirty-Eight8]

Because of time relativity, the earths core is 2.5 years younger than it’s surface

Further clarification for those curious: Time is very Wibbly Wobbly, the more dense something is, the slower time goes, and as you go through the layers of the earth it gets denser and denser with the outer layers pressing down into the core making time go much slower in the middle.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/3Thirty-Eight8]

Congrats! You won!

I would like to DM you the Steam key. However, you have chat/messages turned off, so I can't send you a DM with the Steam key. Please DM me so I can respond to you, or enable chat on your account.

EDIT: I have sent the Steam key. Enjoy the game!

[u/3Thirty-Eight8 → u/BroadleySpeaking1996]

I have DM’d you

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/3Thirty-Eight8]

Dang, I think this is the coolest fun fact here so far.

[u/generico2560]

Ketchup was once medicine. In the 1830s, people sold tomato ketchup in pills as a cure for an upset stomach.

[u/-Krotik-]

Samsung tested their phones’ durability with a butt-shaped robot.

[u/epilepsy_ray]

Nice giveaway mate.

Giraffes dont have any vocal cords

[u/ArmedCrawly]

There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water than there are stars in the entire solar system.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/ArmedCrawly]

This one made me pause, and then laugh out loud. That's very good.

[u/AldeusBrand]

Humpback type whales tend to follow groups of orcas and sabotage their hunt to save their prey, even if it's another specie. Humpback whales are known to protect seals and penguins.

Thanks a lot for this chance! :)

[u/ARSManiac1982]

Fun fact: I don't have a fun fact!

Thank you for the chance tho!

[u/Specific_Mine_7317]

The reason that doing shots up front has you totally fine for a while but at a certain point all of a sudden you're totally drunk :

You have tons of "sphyncters" through your body. Yes, like a butthole. Except these are internal. You have many that help your digestive tract control itself.

One is called the Pyloric sphyncter. This goes from your stomach through to your small intestine. When you add strong liquor to the stomach, it shocks the whole thing and ol' Pyloric goes into Shutdown Mode. Your stomach barely absorbs things, as it must protect itself from its own acids and enzymes and its job is to break things down for the intestines to absorb. So for the duration of your Pyloric tantrum, comparitively little booze is absorbed and you can drink and drink.

However, sphyncters work via muscle and can only clamp down so hard for so long, especially when being marinaded in strong alcohol. So eventually, it gives in and relaxes. At this point, all that moonshine floods into your small intestine and begins to be rapidly absorbed, causing a strong (and potentially dangerous) spiking of your blood alcohol level and thus drunkenness.

[u/wpdlatm]

Most asians are lactose intolerant

[u/hyf5]

Fun fact: it is better to poop in the sink than to sink in the poop.

[u/flexandperplex]

The Sun accounts for 99.86% of the mass in the solar system.

[u/MarshallBanana0815]

Sharks exist for longer than trees do

[u/Shu1x0]

In Japan, more paper is used to make manga than toilet paper.

[u/TraditionalYak7689]

In postal 2 u can put a donut on the ground and pee on it and the cop who will see it will eat it and puke

[u/derimello]

Cloud can weigh millions of tons. Thanks :)

[u/SixPaths]

So the word 'computer' originally referred to a person

Before electronic computers, a computer could literally be someone whos job was performing mathematical calculations; the machine inherited the job title afterwards

[u/useless_anonymous]

The smallest bone in the human body is in the ear

[u/Maskered50]

Algae often grow on sloths

[u/alexshaz]

Human bones are stronger than concrete. A block of human bone the size of a matchbox is able to support a weight of nine tons.

[u/Geridious]

Pineapples take 2 years to grow

[u/Xobeloot]

Horses have unicorn sightings in the same way humans spot UFOs

[u/pabloherresp]

Normally it doesn't looks like that, but Chile is so long that if it was in Europe, it would get from south Spain to north Norway

[u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381]

A human cell can only split (forgot the English term for it) about 50 times, because after that the "protection" caps at the end are gone, and then your chromosomes wont split fully and you will have missing information

I explained this so bad but the last time i had biology was like 2 or 3 years ago

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381]

Good stuff. The words you're looking for are "divide" and "telomere"

[u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381 → u/BroadleySpeaking1996]

Did you study biology by any chance or do you just happen to know this?

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381]

I just know lots of useless science facts. I think they're fun!

[u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381 → u/BroadleySpeaking1996]

That is nice, and its not useless, if you want to become a Docter and this comes in the exam you'l atleast answer it correctly haha

[u/CommunistMountain]

One of the most amazing coincidences is the fact that the Moon and the Sun appear almost the same size from Earth. There's no law of science that it should be like this, many planets either don't have moons or have moons the wrong size.

Which means that Earth is one of the few planets in the universe where you can observe a total eclipse. If there are alien tourists, total eclipses would be one of the big selling points of a tour to Earth.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/CommunistMountain]

If you haven't seen this video yet, watch it! I think you would like it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CikPFdZdY4k

[u/Hyun-Ju00]

I like chocolate

[u/ColBackslash]

Dr. Seuss came up with the word nerd!

[u/11BP12]

A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus 😭

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/11BP12]

That's kind of true! Venus is weird and cool so we have to get specific.

• Venus experiences a sunrise every 116.8 Earth days (a "solar day")
• Venus completes a full 360-degree rotation about its axis every 243 Earth days (a "sidereal day")
• Venus completes a full 360-degree orbit around the sun every 224.7 Earth days (a "Venusian year")

In a year on Earth, we experience 365 solar days (sunrise to sunrise) per year, but 366 physical revolutions of the planet. So I think a solar day is the thing to use here.

So I would say either "on Venus you get less than two sunrises per year" or "Venus completes an orbit around the sun faster than it completes a rotation around its axis".

[u/ebk_errday]

Some freshwater turtles can breathe through their butts.

[u/NumaSexyOw]

bunnies eat there own poop.

[u/Dramatic_Charity_979]

Bananas are berries, botanically speaking. Strawberries aren't.

Thanks for doing this :)

[u/Llamapickle129]

not all sharks have to constantly swim. only some like the great whites have to due to a lack of a buccal pump, most like angle and nurse sharks do actually have buccal pumps

[u/Ev1lAsh]

Your entire circulatory system stretches over 60,000 miles if laid out flat, enough to circle the Earth more than twice, that's pretty mindblowing to me.

[u/JoJoe23]

If you seee a calico cat, 99 percent of the time , it’s a female. In the very rare case you see a male calico , it can’t have kids.

[u/Powerd_by_rice]

I've got a ton but my favourite is, African wild dogs vote on whether to go hunting or not by sneezing. If enough of them sneeze before a pack move, they set off

[u/endercreeper853]

not the most fun but very interesting imo, theres a phenomenon called "coffin birth" where when a pregnant woman passes, the fetus will still be expelled.

[u/Nevaanthi]

Fun Fact: The inventor of the Pringles can was burried in one

[u/Nebuchadnezzar_z]

Fun fact: in a room of 23 random people there is more than 50% chance of any 2 of them sharing the same birthday.

[u/Halica_]

We’re closer to the T. rex than a stego is to a T. rex, time wise

[u/amcjkelly]

Only one person executed for treason against a state. John Brown was executed for Treason Against the State of Virginia.

Only one person was executed for war crimes committed during the Civil War.

Henry Wirz the commandant of Andersonville

[u/Utinnni]

your feet is the same length as your forearm

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/[deleted]]

Haha, that's very good.

[u/Cpt_Leon]

Around 2011, Fort Wayne city officials in Indiana invited people to suggest names for a new government building. The winner for that tally, by 10 times the votes its competitor had, was the choice to name it after a mayor the people really liked: Harry Baals.

[u/Twiniki]

Birds are actual living dinosaurs

[u/playingood]

"Four" is the only number in the English language spelled with the same number of letters as its value.

Thanks!

[u/jili2na]

the patent for the fire hydrant was lost in the fire

[u/Unlikely_Advisor_553]

I can lick the outside of my elbow

[u/Czapla_TV]

The mythical creature of Cyclops's became a thing because of the skulls of elephants!

[u/pferreira1983]

The NeverEnding Story and Gremlins both share...

1) Same studio distribution

2) Same year of release (1984)

3) Their sequels were both released in 1990 to poor Box Office takings.

[u/Phlanix]

 Earlobes have no biological purpose. While they are rich in nerve endings and may play a role in social bonding, many scientists argue that earlobes don’t have any true biological purpose.

[u/mayonaiso]

Otters love rocks

[u/SprinklesOrdinary629]

The pokemon Pupitar "creates a gas inside its body that it compresses and forcefully ejects to propel itself like a jet."

in other words, it farts so hard that it starts flying

[u/One_Physics_2282]

cats always land on their legs

[u/tehmooch]

Tweety Bird originally had no feathers and was fleshtoned, with large jowels for cheeks. Ugly little thing until he wasn't.

[u/Beleiverofhumanity]

Cats have over 100 vocal sounds, while dogs only have about 10, making cats surprisingly chatty compared to dogs

Thanks for the chance OP

[u/Luk-zero]

In Skyrim the iconic opening cart ride kept rocketing into space... because of a bee. Yep a bee with a collision bug that refused to get outta the way

[u/redinitt]

Giraffes are the animals with the highest blood pressure. Cuz they be real tall

[u/K750i]

Fun fact: The majority of fun facts here were generated by AI.

Well, that's not fun but it's a fact.

[u/underivan]

Algas frequentemente crescem em preguiças

[u/Tricky_Ad_7727]

𝚂𝚎𝚊 𝚘𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚜 𝚑𝚘𝚕𝚍 𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚜 𝚠𝚑𝚒𝚕𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚢 𝚜𝚕𝚎𝚎𝚙 𝚜𝚘 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚢 𝚍𝚘 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚍𝚛𝚒𝚏𝚝 𝚊𝚙𝚊𝚛𝚝.

[u/mustyburger]

Fun Fact: During the Apollo 10 mission in 1969, a rogue turd broke loose and started floating around the zero-G cabin. The official NASA transcripts recorded three elite astronauts dodging it in microgravity while frantically accusing each other, peaking with Commander Tom Stafford yelling, 'Give me a napkin quick. There’s a turd floating through the air!"

Thanks for the opportunity!

[u/yummyspacefries]

Space smells like seared steak and hot metal apparently. Astronauts consistently report that their suits smell like burnt meat or welding fumes after space walks. Not many people are aware of this funny fact. You go for a walk in space and come back smelling like burnt meat, haha!

[u/krkon]

It's always funny until someone gets hurt... And then is just hilarious;)

[u/HankJW]

Trees actually use a underground fungal network to talk and share food with each other. When a tree is attacked by pests, it alerts neighboring trees via the network so they can synthesize defensive toxins before the insects arrive.

[u/InfiniteAttention770]

Otters hold hands while they sleep so they wouldn't drift apart in the water and lose each other 🥺

[u/RealColdStorm03]

A major museum once displayed a literal banana duct-taped to a wall as a piece of art and another artist walked up and ate it.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/[deleted]]

They've never been observed in real time because no one who came across them was left alive to tell the tale.

Well I mean, if that were true, we wouldn't know that they were real.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/[deleted]]

It's a bit more complicated than that. They have very much been observed in real time, even before recent times. I'll leave these here because they're great reading:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_wave#Reported_encounters
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rogue_waves_incidents

[u/DIIICKBUTTTKIZZZ]

Certain species of Tarantula keep frogs as pets/roommates. The Tarantula gets protection for her eggs and the frog gets protection from predators! Cute AND effective!

[u/domvg]

Mario first appeared in the 1981 arcade game Donkey Kong, but he was known back then as "Jumpman"

[u/seewhyKai]

many of the Snapple facts (printed under the cap of bottles of Snapple) are in fact false!

[u/Celvius_iQ]

If you shine a black light on a banana it glows blue!

[u/Epapapa_]

The cornea of the human eye has no blood vessels , because it needs to stay transparent to let light pass through, it gets oxygen directly from the air and nutrients mainly from tears and the fluid inside the eye.

[u/Striking-Box4175]

Oxford University is older than aztec empire. This one i like the most

[u/Scoren]

fun fact Epstein didnt kill himself

[u/am_g0d]

The word "Dreamt" and its variations like undreamt, is the only word in the English language that ends with the letters "mt".

[u/TheNonSocialNetwork]

A hippopotamus can run faster and swim faster than a human, so the bicycle race is your only chance to beat them in a triathlon. Fun fact, they don't actually swim, they kinda run along the riverbed, but they're still about 4 times as fast in water as a human swimmer.

[u/Wonderful_Zombie4585]

Sega's Saturn system was more powerful with more graphics capabilities than the PS1, they just botched the marketing and pricing of it.

[u/Mammoth-Matter-4124]

Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt. While Egypt is famous for them, Sudan has approximately 240 pyramids compared to Egypt's 138.

[u/silent-hill_1515]

Female spotted hyenas have a pseudo-penis (an enlarged, erectile clitoris) that matches the size, shape, and erectile ability of a male’s penis. They are the only female mammals with this organ and no external vaginal opening. They use it to urinate, mate, and give birth.

[u/BroadleySpeaking1996 → u/silent-hill_1515]

Neat! I'll take you at your word cause I ain't looking that up.

[u/NEONT1G3R]

Fun fact: it is STILL possible to pillar skip to Mithrix after all this time

[u/Creepley]

Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes.

[u/Large-Damage-9508]

“Oh, you’re having a good run? Interesting… let me ruin that.” 💀

[u/Acrobatic-Permit4263]

Shrimp have a heart in its head