10 Surprising Lesser-Known Facts

Here are 10 lesser-known facts that often surprise people: 1. Your body glows

faintly in the dark — humans emit a very weak visible light caused by biochemical reactions,

but our eyes can’t detect it. 2. Scotland has over 400 words for snow,

many describing very specific types, like drifting snow or barely visible flakes.

3. There are “ghost islands” on maps — islands that appeared on old charts due

to navigation errors and were later proven not to exist. 4. Trees can communicate

stress — they release chemical signals through the air and underground fungal networks

to warn nearby trees of danger. 5. A single teaspoon of honey is a bee’s