Our reality will always find something to surprise you with! Surprising facts about the world are useful for impressing someone you like or making small talk in a group. So read and remember! 
Spain became the first European country to provide women with three days of “menstrual leave” due to pain during their menstrual period. 
This fountain was specially built in such a way that at that time of day when the sun falls on it, it appears to be flowing liquid lava. 
Retired engineer Tom Brown has an unusual hobby: he saves varieties of apple trees from extinction, and has saved more than 1,200 in 25 years. 
Japanese artist Michuri created an unusual design for wet wipes: the box is shaped like an iceberg. 
This coin, which says "go to bed" on one side and "one more page" on the other, will help you decide whether you've had enough reading at night or if you could use a few more pages. 
Amateur photographer Stuart Murray captured a rare "angel figure" above the horizon on the Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland. 
While walking, a man found a silver scarab in Costa Rica. 
"Rainbow cloud cloud in the sky over Haikou City, Heinan Province. 
Furniture stores now have tables combined with a pet bed. 
Photographer Jason Reilly captured lightning flanked by two rainbows. 
The Dutch Hull Museum is the only one in the world where you can take a tour of the human body. 
This is a behemoth daybed with storage. The manufacturer calls her a "hippopottomaniac." 
Indiana University has created a garden on the roof of its main building. It provides oxygen flow and helps cool rooms. 
This unusual globe shows the Earth during the day and a map of the celestial sphere at night. 
A French street artist nicknamed the "street surgeon" fills holes in the asphalt with beautiful mosaics at night. 
Artist Diana Evtukh fills cracks in the bark of trees with embroidery. 
After a drought completely dried up a river in Texas, scientists discovered 113-million-year-old dinosaur footprints at its bottom. 
Mattel dedicated one of its Barbie dolls to anthropologist Jane Goodall. She came out in the "famous women" series. 
The company offers its customers to send every month a surprise box with artifacts from the 1980s and 90s so that they can remember their childhood and youth. 
The designer turned the famous "Homer in the bushes" meme into a sponge holder. 
Researchers at New York University have created a robot that can imitate the movements of fish. When the robot got to the real fish, he was accepted as one of their own and soon became their leader. 
A new fashion in Japanese restaurants is to decorate sushi in the form of funny animal figures. 
Artist Helga Stentzel turns drying clothes into art installations. 
Animal lovers can now make a Pokemon card dedicated to their pet. 
These sticky notes are shaped like a man who slowly goes bald as the notes are used. 
Jeweler Diana Caldarescu made earrings in the shape of a chandelier with its own light source. 
Experts have restored the largest ancient map of the world, where they discovered the habitats of unicorns, lizard people and mermaids. 
Sculpture of Jack Torrance from "The Shining" especially for the bookshelf. 
Caps with eyes are frightening and attractive. 
In just a month, the developers promise to release a dating app designed for conservative people on the market. Those who prefer traditional relationships and partners with white skin will gather there.
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