The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video featuring a person reacting to and sharing various life hacks, interesting facts, and weird phenomena they found on TikTok.
Some of the life hacks and facts shared include:
* Hippos licking crocodiles
* Scratching your ears to relieve a tickly throat
* Giving your phone to someone without them being able to scroll through your pictures using "Guided Access"
* Converting a toilet paper tube into a speaker
* Seeing a color called "True Cyan" that most TVs and monitors can't produce
* Using a paper towel to prevent onion fumes from making your eyes water
* Escaping from being tied up using a shoelace and zip tie
* Keeping spinach fresh for longer by storing it with a paper towel
* Reversing the direction of a ceiling fan to change airflow for different seasons
* Finding studs in a wall using a tape measure
* Making a peanut butter jar more accessible by spinning it
* Using a plastic spoon to measure out a single serving size of medicine
* Flipping a child-proof cap to make it easier to open
* Easily removing strawberry tops using a straw
* Keeping a box top flap shut by tucking in the sides
* Eating a bitter melon for its nutritional benefits
* Exploring unusual stones and flowers
The video also features the person reacting to and commenting on these life hacks and facts, often expressing surprise, amazement, or skepticism.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Hippos like to lick crocodiles, and crocodiles do not see hippos as a threat.
2. You can scratch your ears to get rid of a tickly feeling in your throat.
3. Your skeleton is replaced every 10 years.
4. Hair follicles can sense whether you are asleep or not.
5. On the back of packing tape, there is a device that helps to pull the tape straight.
6. You can turn a toilet paper tube into a speaker for your phone.
7. Most TVs and monitors are not capable of producing the color "true cyan".
8. By staring at a white dot and then closing your eyes, you can see the color "true cyan".
9. There is a device on the petrol cap of every car where the cap can slot into.
10. You can make a parcel out of trousers.
11. Guided access on iPhones can prevent others from scrolling through your pictures.
12. To stop others from scrolling through your pictures on your iPhone, triple tap the lock button and click on guided access.
13. By putting a wet paper towel near the area where you are cutting an onion, the fumes will be drawn to the paper towel instead of your eyes.
14. If you don't cut the end point of an onion, it will not make your eyes water.
15. Garlic can make your eyes water.
16. To get wax out of a candle, put it in the freezer for an hour.
17. Silver is warm and can cut through ice.
18. Cats have tiny little claws on their tongues.
19. To escape being tied up, try simple methods first, then lean back and use a shoelace to work the zip tie.
20. To line up your car for a reverse parking maneuver, put the car in reverse and turn the wheel all the way to the right until your shoulder is lined up with the back of the car.
21. To replace a double-A battery with a triple-A battery, roll up some tinfoil and put it where the battery's negative terminal connects.
22. To keep spinach fresh for longer, store it in a ziploc bag or container with a paper towel.
23. On your ceiling fan, there is a switch to reverse the direction of the airflow for different seasons.
24. To cut off the top part of a water bottle, fold down the sides around the opening, and screw the bottle lid securely.
25. To find studs in your wall, look for the diamond markings on your tape measure, which represent the middle of the studs.
26. To keep your peanut butter fresh, spin the jar and the peanut butter will move to the front.
27. Plastic processed spoons have a hole to measure out a single serving size.
28. Most medicine bottles with child-proof caps can be flipped over and used on the other side to make them easier to open.
29. To easily pour strawberries, cut the tops off with a straw.
30. To keep the top flap of your boxes shut, tuck in the sides and fold in each of the sides.
31. Bitter melon has nutritional benefits, including cancer-fighting properties and lowering cholesterol and blood sugar.
32. Fire opals are a type of stone that looks like a sunset.
33. Skeleton flowers have delicate petals that turn transparent when it rains.
34. There are tea bags that make it look like a goldfish is swimming in your tea.
35. In the Philippines, McDonald's serves spaghetti.
36. Barcode scanners read the white bars, not the black.