Brain Fluff

In this weeks episode I will tell you about walking trees, bleeding trees, some fun facts about woodpeckers, and lastly some interesting info about coffee like the fact it comes from a fruit.

This week I bring to you, monkeys kidnapping monkey children as a hobby. Natural flames that have been lit for centuries and some of the most unique symbiotic animal relationships.Sources:Treehugger.comReddit.comGreenly.earthAbc27.comExplorersweb.comNps.govIndia.mongabay.comRtaiwanr.comWikipedia.orgAmusingplanet.comNewscientist.comPbs.orgYoutube.comSciencetimes.comNhm.ac.ukSevenseasmedia.orgMarinesanctuary.orgNpr.org

Sources:bigthink.comwikipedia.orgaeronomie.belco.globalMentalfloss.comApnews.commsn.comhealthline.comimperialcrs.comknowablemagazine.orgncbi.nlm.nih.govDavidson.weizmann.ac.ildeseret.combop.govBbc.com

Sources:welovecatsandkittens.comSmithsonianmag.comCare.comwikipedia.orgpbs.orgcatcare.orgNationalgeographic.comscience.orgrd.comscientificamerican.comnasa.govscienceline.orgNews.uchicago.edunhm.ac.ukthefactsite.comfacts.comnewsweek.comdiscovery.comaustraliangeographic.com

Today we are talking about the history of marshmallows, how the creators of the "snickers" chocolate were afraid of it being confused with "knickers" (the undergarments) and how an elephant trampled the same woman TWICE!

Introducing my first ever podcast! Where you can come listen to the random topics that I thought about in the last 2 weeks and the fun facts that I stumbled upon, or googled for funsies ;)