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每天都會(huì)推翻已有理論，

當(dāng)你看到最新理論與自己的認(rèn)知大相徑庭時(shí)，

會(huì)不會(huì)有一種世界被顛覆的趕腳?

下面就是一些顛覆常識(shí)的冷知識(shí)，

看看你知道幾個(gè)?

1

The most dangerous country in the world is Vatican City.

世界上最危險(xiǎn)的國家是梵蒂岡城。

This surprising paradox occurred due to the way scores are calculated: the number of civil crimes and criminal offenses that happen during a year should be divided by the city population. The number of in Vatican City is far lower than in São Paulo, Lagos, and even the Bronx.

這個(gè)令人驚訝的悖論源于犯罪率的計(jì)算方式：用總?cè)丝诔砸荒攴缸锇讣陌l(fā)生數(shù)。梵蒂岡城的總?cè)丝谝仁ケＡ_、拉各斯(尼日利亞的首都)甚至是布朗克斯(紐約市最北端的一區(qū))少很多。

For example, in 2006, the population of Vatican City numbered 492 inhabitants, while the number of crimes registered in its territory was 827 cases. As a result, a statistical crime rate turned out to be the highest in the world — 1.68 cases per citizen.

比如，2006年，梵蒂岡城的總?cè)丝跀?shù)為492，然而登記的犯罪案件為827起，所以梵蒂岡的統(tǒng)計(jì)犯罪率為世界最高——每個(gè)公民1.68起。

2

Sloths can hold their breath for 40 minutes to swim underwater.

樹懶能在水下屏息40分鐘。

These mammals, known for their quiet way of life, don’t mind going for a swim. Even if a sloth walks 2 meters per minute on the ground, its speed can be 5 times faster in the water! Due to their slow metabolic rate, they can stay without air for a record-breaking period of time.

這種以安靜的生活方式而聞名的哺乳動(dòng)物有時(shí)會(huì)去游個(gè)泳。即使一只樹懶在陸地上每分鐘走2米，這個(gè)速度也會(huì)比在水里快5倍!因?yàn)樗鼈兊男玛惔潞苈?，所以能在沒有空氣的情況下呆很久。

3

Dogs aren’t color-blind. They can see blue and yellow.

狗狗不是色盲，它們能看見藍(lán)色和黃色。

Contrary to popular belief, dogs don’t see the world in black and white. The old myth about the 2-color vision was debunked by Russian scientists. The experiment, based on the recognition of full and empty food bowls of different colors, showed that our pets are as good as we are in recognizing the colors blue and yellow. However, they can’t see the difference between green and red.

與人們的看法不同，狗狗的世界里不只有黑白。俄羅斯科學(xué)家揭開了黑白兩色謠言的真面目，該實(shí)驗(yàn)基于識(shí)別不同顏色的裝滿食物以及沒有食物的碗，結(jié)果表明狗狗在識(shí)別藍(lán)色和黃色上與人類無差，但是它們分不清綠色與黃色之間的區(qū)別。

3

There are at least 3 Santa Clauses in the world.

世界上至少有3個(gè)圣誕老人城市。

They are all cities in the US that are situated in the states of Georgia, Arizona, and Indiana. The one in Indiana has been selling maps with special places for Christmas celebrations for many years. Here tourists can meet Santa Claus, the main symbol of the holiday.

這些城市坐落于美國的佐治亞州、亞利桑那州和印第安納州。印第安納州的這座城市這些年一直在賣標(biāo)明圣誕節(jié)慶祝地的地圖，在那里游客可以看到圣誕老人——圣誕節(jié)的主要標(biāo)志。

Santa Claus, Georgia, is a small town that boasts only a park, church, and 8 streets bearing holiday names like Rudolf St. or December St. The third Santa Claus, from the state of Arizona, is a ghost-town that only has several buildings situated along a road.

佐治亞州的圣誕老人城只有一個(gè)公園、一座教堂和8條街道有節(jié)日名稱如Rudolf St.或者December St.。第三個(gè)圣誕老人城位于亞利桑那州，是個(gè)鬼城，街道只有幾個(gè)建筑物。

5

Sheep have fights after their shearing because they don’t recognize each other.

綿羊剃毛之后會(huì)打架因?yàn)樗鼈冋J(rèn)不出彼此。

Every flock of sheep has its own hierarchy, and the ranking depends on the gender and age of a sheep. The leaders get better places by the feeder or when they rest and can control other sheep’s behavior. The routine doesn’t change until the shearing which, afterwards, incites a mini revolution.

每群棉羊都有自己的等級(jí)制度，地位取決于羊群的性別和年齡。領(lǐng)頭羊在休息時(shí)會(huì)被飼養(yǎng)者提供更好的地方，它們也可以控制別的綿羊的行為。這個(gè)準(zhǔn)則會(huì)在羊群剃毛后被打破，之后有些小變化。

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