The video is a series of "Did you know?" facts presented in a humorous and engaging manner. The host, Lucas, presents various everyday items and objects, such as cheese, SpongeBob's Krusty Krab, a song about a shrimp named "poti poti", a screwdriver and star wrench, pizza, Tupperware, and post-it notes, and explains hidden or lesser-known facts about them. He also shares trivia about animal behavior, such as female elephants' mating habits, the use of a little wheel on Tupperware containers to mark the storage time of food, and the correct way to remove a post-it note. The video ends with a light-hearted joke about a character named Woody, mistakenly identified as a woodpecker, and invites viewers to share their own discoveries in the comments.
1. The video is about revealing lesser-known facts about various aspects of life, from food items to everyday objects. The host encourages viewers to watch the video to discover new things.
2. The video begins with the host introducing himself and the topic of the video. The host invites viewers to subscribe to the channel and leave a thumbs up if they want more videos like this.
3. The video then moves on to discuss a cheese product called "Danoninho", which comes in a strawberry flavor. Many people consume it worldwide without knowing it's a cheese.
4. The host then talks about the character SpongeBob SquarePants, specifically about the Krusty Krab, a restaurant where SpongeBob works. The Krusty Krab is not just a restaurant but is also a representation of a crab trap.
5. The video then shifts to a song about a butterfly making chocolate for her godmother. The host reveals that the song has Tupi origins and the word "poti" in the song refers to shrimp.
6. The host then moves on to discuss the design of a Philips screwdriver. The handle of the screwdriver is designed to fit into a star wrench, making it easier to use in uncomfortable positions.
7. The video then discusses the female elephant's ovulation cycle, which increases when the elephant is in musth.
8. The host then talks about the purpose of a little table that usually comes inside pizza boxes. This table is used to prevent the box from touching the cheese and to keep the clues one on top of the other.
9. The video then discusses the use of Tupperware containers, specifically those with a wheel that goes from 1 to 12. The wheel is used to mark the exact moment when the food was placed in the container, helping to determine how long the food has been stored.
10. The host then discusses the correct way to remove a post-it note. The correct way is to pull it horizontally, which removes the paper along with the glue without having to pull out a piece of paper.
11. The video then talks about the location of the gas pump on a car's dashboard. There is a drawing of a gas pump on the fuel clock, indicating which side the gas pump is on.
12. The host then talks about a funny fact: human beings can become a flashlight if they have a silicone prosthesis. When a light is shone on the prosthesis in a slightly darker environment, it ends up lighting up, turning completely red.
13. The video then ends with the host asking viewers about how old they were when they discovered these facts. The host invites viewers to continue the series if they enjoyed it and to subscribe to the channel if they are not subscribed.