Myth: Baby Carrots were invented in 1986.
Reality: No, baby carrots are not actually baby carrots. In case you didn’t know, they’re just chopped up normal carrots. Farmer… more
Myth: Developed nations spend a lot of their budgets on international aid.
Reality: It’s probably less than you think. When asked how much of the national budget was spent on foreign aid the average… more
Myth: All people living in extreme poverty live in rural areas.
Reality: Most of the world’s poor, about 75%, do live in rural areas and rely mostly on farming. However, like most… more
Myth: Poor countries are just short of natural resources.
Reality: This is one of the most damaging myths because it makes people believe that there isn’t much that can be… more
Myth: When people say “developing world” or “third world” they mean Africa.
Reality: Yes, there are many developing nations in Africa. And yes, most of the myths on this list apply to how… more
Myth: Cracking Knuckles causes Arthritis
Reality: Cracking your knuckles does not cause arthritis. Understanding what physically occurs when you crack your knuckles will help you realize… more
Myth: Sushi is raw fish
Reality: Although this may be true it is not necessarily true. Raw fish is probably the most popular variety but there… more
Myth: Seasons are caused by the distance of Earth from the Sun
Reality: Seasons are actually caused by the 23.45-degree tilt of the earth’s axis. This means that different parts of the earth are oriented… more
Myth: Dogs Sweat Through Their Tongue
Reality: Yes, when dogs get worked up, they start to pant, but panting is not the same as sweating. In actuality,… more