The video begins with an introduction from Wolf, and the host, Manuel, expresses his gratitude and introduces himself. The video is an educational content where Manuel shares 30 interesting facts in five minutes.
Manuel talks about the waves on his video, a selfie taken in space, a lighthouse montage, and a rock from Cap. He shares some interesting facts about mercury, the texture of lemon, and the prevalence of McDonald's around the world. He also talks about the connection between plush toys and a famous English writer, and the effects of chloroform and marijuana on children in the 19th century.
He discusses the marks on works of art, the inversion of everything in Brazil, and the world in reverse. Manuel shares his thoughts on blood, its color, and its changes when it's infected with snake venom. He also talks about the lack of sweat glands in certain people and the age of the first record of a chicken and a chicken egg.
Throughout the video, Manuel interacts with his audience, making jokes and addressing their comments. He also thanks the animator of 'em organs', Hashimoto, for his work. The video ends with a farewell message from Manuel.
1. The video is an educational content, promising to teach viewers 30 things they didn't know in five minutes.
2. The host is named Manuel.
3. The video features a free intro from a subnet.
4. The video contains a timer function.
5. The host is not perfect and acknowledges this.
6. The video contains a segment about a selfie taken in space, taken by a band on a Twelfth of November day.
7. The host discusses a phenomenon where aluminum reacts with corn to form a white aluminum oxide.
8. The host expresses annoyance with a setting on the camera lens that he doesn't understand.
9. The host talks about a stone that appears to grow and change, but doesn't provide a clear explanation.
10. The host discusses a phenomenon where a lemon inspector teaches the correct way to cut a lemon for more juice.
11. The host talks about the connection between the use of plush in children's books and the creation of Winnie the Pooh's characters.
12. The host discusses a medicine called Victor, which was used to make babies sleep.
13. The host talks about marks on works of art, referring to the marks on a girl's body.
14. The host discusses the difference between the United States and Brazil, stating that everything is inverted in Brazil.
15. The host talks about the marks left by a cat on sidewalks, stating that it looks like an angel.
16. The host talks about the marks left by lightning on the body, stating that it looks like an angel.
17. The host talks about the connection between the first record of a human and the first record of a chicken, stating that the chicken came first.
18. The host talks about the process of cutting a lemon, providing a step-by-step tutorial.
19. The host talks about the phenomenon of a stone that appears to grow and change, stating that it's like a virtual pet.
20. The host talks about the process of cutting a lemon, providing a step-by-step tutorial.
21. The host talks about the connection between the use of plush in children's books and the creation of Winnie the Pooh's characters.
22. The host talks about the marks left by a cat on sidewalks, stating that it looks like an angel.
23. The host talks about the marks left by lightning on the body, stating that it looks like an angel.
24. The host talks about the connection between the first record of a human and the first record of a chicken, stating that the chicken came first.
25. The host talks about the process of cutting a lemon, providing a step-by-step tutorial.