Creatures of the Deep
Featured in the movie "Finding Nemo", this deep see creature uses a built in "light bulb" to lure its prey.
Angler Fish
Originating in the Amazon, these trees can grow over 100 feet tall in the wild but are cultivated in tropical regions for latex production, which is one of the natural raw material in producing rubber tires.
Rubber Tree
This secretive organization, also known as "The Enlightened Ones" is said to control global events and has been linked to numerous conspiracy theories about world domination, such as in the case of the "New World Order."
The Illuminati
The Greatest [2016], Alive [2016], Snowman [2017]
Sia
Though it's often labeled as healthy, this dried fruit can spike blood sugar quickly due to its concentrated sugar content.
Raisins
A colossal sea monster from Norse folklore, was said to be so large it resembled an island and said attack ships with its enormous tentacles.
Kraken
This human-powered vehicle, often seen in tourist areas, consists of a bicycle with a carriage attached for carrying passengers.
Pedicab/ Tribike
This phenomenon is named after a widespread false memory that a South African leader died in prison in the 1980s, despite him actually becoming president in the 1990s
Mandela Effect
Don't You Remember [2011], Water Under the Bridge [2015], Skyfall [2012]
Adele
This fruit is famously known for having no perfect rhyme in the English language.
Orange
Many deep-sea creatures, including the vampire squid, survive in conditions of near-total darkness by using this sense, rather than sight, to detect their environment.
Echolocation
This pinoy vehicle, pronounced the same as it's Spanish translation, was introduced to the Philippines by the Spanish in the 1700s, and the word itself ultimately has deeper roots, descending from an Old Church Slavonic word meaning "wheels".
Kalesa
Some believe this Disney film was strategically titled to bury online searches about the company's founder alleged whereabouts.
Frozen
Title [2015], Me too [2016], Woman Up [2016]
Megan Trainor
This vegetable contains compounds that may interfere with thyroid function if eaten raw in very large quantities.
Kale
This massive, serpent-like creature is known for being a guardian of underwater treasures in Scandinavian folklore.
Jörmungandr / Midgard Serpent
We are all familiar with Mr. Bean's car but which car manufacturing company made it?
Mini
This audio technique involves recording a message backward onto a track that is meant to be played forward, and has been the subject of conspiracy theories suggesting subliminal satanic messages in rock music.
Backmasking
Delilah [1968], The Impossible Dream [1970], Sexbomb [1999]
Tom Jones
This vegetable, while nutritious for most, contains natural toxins called solanine that can be harmful if eaten raw or in large amounts.
Potato
This prehistoric shark is often called a "living fossil" and has a remarkable appearance, with two dorsal fins and a distinctive tail. They are believed to be extinct until their rediscovery on 1938.
Coelacanth
The song "The Wheels on the Bus", popularized by Coco Melon was written by this American folk song writer.
Verna Hills
This fringe theory suggests that our planet contains vast inner civilizations or even an entire sun inside, often accessed through openings at the poles.
Hollow Earth Theory
Fire Burning [2009], Eenie Meenie [2010], Beat It [2013]
Sean Kingston
This seed is often called a “complete protein” because it contains all nine essential amino acids needed by the body.
Quinoa