Have you ever stopped to think about what certain objects would look like if they were super close-up? Some of them look so strange that you might think it’s not from this planet. And that’s what you’re going to have to identify today.
From food to animals and everything in between, we’ve collected a bunch of random items that have been zoomed in on like nobody’s business. And it’s your job to figure out what each item is, just by looking at their pictures.
Will you be able to tell what they are or do you not know these everyday items like you thought you did?
Have you ever stopped to think about what certain objects would look like if they were super close-up? Some of them look so strange that you might think it’s not from this planet. And that’s what you’re going to have to identify today.
From food to animals and everything in between, we’ve collected a bunch of random items that have been zoomed in on like nobody’s business. And it’s your job to figure out what each item is, just by looking at their pictures.
Will you be able to tell what they are or do you not know these everyday items like you thought you did?
Matchsticks were invented in 1805 and had a mix of rubber, sugar, potassium chlorate and sulphur.
Kiwis surprisingly contain twice the amount of vitamin C as oranges.
The average American will spend 38 days brushing their teeth during their lifetime.
The average tree can produce 2500 pencils.
The rubber used to make tires is naturally white. Carbon black is added to increase strength and durability.
Broccoli was invented by crossing pea and cauliflower seeds.
The dandelion is the only flower that represents three different celestial bodies- the sun, moon and stars.
Spaghetti is the plural form of the word spaghetto, which was derived from the word "spago" and means thin string or twine.
Paint brushes are usually made with camel, ox, goat or sable hairs.
Approximately 225 pairs of jeans can be made from one bale of cotton.
Chocolate chip cookies were invented by accident. Ruth Wakefield added the chips into her cookie batter with the hopes that they would melt, but they didn't.
It takes 400 cocoa beans to make just one pound of chocolate.
Skeleton keys are master keys that work with many locks. Locksmiths keep them on hand for when keys are lost or misplaced.
Approximately 125 ballpoint pens are sold every second.
Cornflakes, the cereal, was created by accident when one of the Kellogg brothers left cooked corn sitting out for a day.
The average woman will spend nearly $2000 on lipstick in her lifetime.
Of the men who shave, it is estimated that 85% of them prefer a wet shave.
Cigarette smoke has more than 7, 000 chemicals. It is estimated that 70 of them cause cancer.
Cat whiskers are very sensitive and aren't just located on the cat's nose.
Rumor has it that more than 500 billion Oreos have been sold. And it takes 59 minutes to make one.
Sea sponges can contain more than 10, 000 animals in them; one of the largest sponges discovered was almost 10 feet wide.
Cucumbers are known to cure bad breath. Pressing a slice to the roof of the mouth for 30 seconds allows the chemicals to kill bacteria.
A single honey bee only makes one-twelfth of a teaspoon of honey in their lifetime.
The longest sentence ever printed in a book was 823 words long. You can find it in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables.
Lime has several species, including: Key lime, Persian lime, kaffir lime and desert lime.
Christopher Columbus is the man credited with bringing cantaloupes to America.
Although Thomas Edison is often credited with creating the light bulb, 22 other inventors have also been said to have been the originators.
Most carrots are made up of 88% water, 7% sugar and the rest is a mix of fiber, ash and fat.
Lips dry out so quickly because they have no sweat glands around the area.
Once upon a time, sugar was considered to be a spice, and not a sweetener.
More than 7, 500 varieties of apple grow throughout the world; one third of that number grows in the US.
The Great Wall of China is made up of over 3.8 billion bricks.
Most guitars have six strings, although there are some with as many as 12.
Peaches, of which there are two main kinds, are great sources of vitamin A and C.
The cinnamon spice comes from the bark of a cinnamon tree.
The very first high-production lollipop machine was created in 1908. It produced 40 lollipops in a minute.
Red bell peppers are sweeter than green ones and have twice as much vitamin C than the green ones.
The main types of markers are dry-erase, permanent and waterproof markers.
It takes 2000 small leaves to make one pound of finished tea.
Poached eggs might look easy to do, but they're very technical. It involves having a firm egg white, but a fluid yolk.