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The content creator addresses several misconceptions, including:
1. Bats are not blind, but use echolocation to hunt.
2. Beta fish can have a memory of up to a month, not just 30 seconds.
3. Gum doesn't take seven years to digest; it passes through the body harmlessly.
4. Lightning can strike the same place twice.
5. A coin thrown from a building won't kill someone, but might hurt.
6. Microwave radiation doesn't cause cancer (although some types of radiation do).
7. Hair doesn't continue growing after death.
8. Organic food is not completely pesticide-free, but the levels of pesticides are not a health concern.
9. Cats and dogs can see colors, including shades of blue and green.
10. Humans use their entire brain, not just 10%.
11. Touching toads or frogs doesn't give you warts (HPV causes warts).
12. Red or blond hair genes can be recessive.
The content creator aims to educate and entertain their audience by sharing these interesting facts and debunking common misconceptions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Beta fish can have a memory of up to a month.
2. Bats are not blind and use echolocation to hunt.
3. Lightning can strike twice in the same place.
4. Four pieces of gum do not take seven years to be digested.
5. Hair does not continue growing after we die.
6. There is no such thing as photographic memory.
7. Microwave radiation does not cause cancer.
8. A coin thrown from the top of a building will not kill you.
9. HIV can be passed from humans to monkeys through hunting or contact with infected blood.
10. Organic food is not completely pesticide-free.
11. Dogs and cats can see shades of blue and green, not just shades of gray.
12. Blood is always red, even though veins appear blue under the skin.
13. People use their entire brain, not just 10%.
14. Touching frogs or toads does not give you sight.
15. HPV causes most warts.
16. The genes for red or blond hair can be recessive.