This is a video from Insider (previously) of marine biologist and shark scientist Amani Webber-Schultz rating ten different shark attacks (and shark scenes in general) from movies and TV shows based on their realism, dropping tons of shark knowledge in the water along the way like chum. Contestants include Jaws,

This is a US map highlighting the alleged most popular grocery store chain in each state according to a questionably conducted survey by ‘information insights platform Wise Voter‘. That’s cool, but what about the states without a grocery store listed — what about them? Do people in Vermont and Alaska

This is a chart of Gen Z’s most favorable brands according to a recent survey conducted by Morning Consult (links to much more in-depth analysis), with approval ratings between 72% and 86%. Apparently Gen Z (born roughly 1997 to 2012) is particularly picky about their brands and more likely to

Note: Not the whole graphic, click HERE to see the whole thing, or scroll to the bottom. This is a graphic created by VisualCapitalist depicting where all the world’s 8-billion people live, divided into the six major continents where people and not just penguins actually live (sorry, Antarctica). I learned

This is a video of horse trainer Rebecca using a fake skeleton atop mare Bon Jovi (that’s no steel horse!) to get the horse accustomed to riders, and demonstrate to students how to properly ride a mount. Could she have used a crash test dummy instead? Probably, but those things

This is a video from Youtuber Animagraffs detailing what every button, switch, knob, screen, lever, and control device in a modern airliner cockpit does. SPOILER: nothing, they’re all just for show and were specifically designed to convince passengers that airplanes are flown via complex technology and not the fact there’s

This is a video of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home feline welfare manager JoAnna Puzzo evaluating the new ‘Stray’ video game for cat accuracy. Clearly, she knows her stuff. Which is impressive, because I thought the only thing a person could know about cats is that you can’t know anything

This is a clip from Unwrapped on the Food Network detailing how Fruity Pebbles are made at a Post Foods factory. They’re made by cooking and dying regular white rice, then flattening it (seen in the photo above after this stage), toasting it to puff it back up and create