Interesting fact: All polar bears are left-handed  

Wow. :) By that logic, all those who are left handed have some gene from polar bear.

I love to read stuff like that

Last time it was in Triond, and there too was information about polar bears being left handed

I don't personally remember them anymore, but I know at least one (I don't know if it's funny though): In Cleveland, Ohio it is illegal to catch mice without a hunter's license

I have come across many interesting facts before, but I can't remember many. But the one I can recall reads as follows:

"If you are trapped in an airtight room with only air in it, within hours you will die not from lack of oxygen that most of us perceived to be, but you will die of carbon dioxide poisoning from the air that you exhale."

I found that to be pretty interesting (and that is why I remembered it ) because it actually corrected a misunderstanding that I had since childhood.

I know that the Statue of Liberty is really in New Jersey not New York, Devils Tower in Wyoming was the first national monument, there are 5 deserts in North America...not funny, but stuff I found interesting.

I read that too amazing!

Fantastic! That means August 13th should be know as Polar Bear day along with Left Handers day! I am proud be be lefthanded! I never think Any knowledge is useless. It can be called trivia , like this info. But Useless? Never.

If this is true, then there's a big flaw on the coca cola advertising. I just saw an image of the polar bear holding his bottle of coke on the right hand. There are a lot of images, and a lot is where the bear holds the bottle with two hands to drink. But there is one particular one where he just holds the coke near his face, with his right hand!

Pill bugs, also known as roly polies or sow bugs are both left and right handed, and this can be determined by having them work their way through a maze. Can you believe that someone got a grant to study something like that?

Pill bugs, also known as roly polies or sow bugs are both left and right handed, and this can be determined by having them work their way through a maze. Can you believe that someone got a grant to study something like that?

this is definitely interesting, though useless. i try to imagine polar bears holding its pen and writing on a piece of paper with their left hand.