The strongest earthquake ever was measured at 9.5 on the Richter scale, in Chile on May 22, 1960. 2,000,000 people were left homeless, 5,000 were injured, and 2,000 more died. The quake caused tidal waves, which killed 61 people in Hawaii, 138 people in Japan, and 32 in the Philippines. Damage totaled $550,000,000.

The most damaging earthquake ever was a magnitude 8 earthquake in Shaanxi, China back on January 23, 1556. 830,000 people reportedly died.

The most recent earthquake disaster was measured at magnitude 9.2, under the Indian Ocean on December 26, 2004. The earthquake triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean, killing more than 300,000 people in eleven countries.

Earthquakes measured at 6 or above usually causes property damage.
Earthquakes measured at 7 or above usually causes death.

1. Chinese Mandarin 1 billion +
2. English 512 million
3. Hindi 501 million
4. Spanish 399 million
5. Russian 285 million

6. Arabic 265 million
7. Bengali 245 million
8. Portuguese 196 million
9. Malay-Indonesian 140 million
10. Japanese 125 million

11. German 100 million
12. Korean 78 million
13. French 77 million
14. Chinese, Wu 77 million
15. Javanese 75 million

As the muscle relaxes, the joints and bones are more flexible, so the body weight settles into the most natural position based on the stress placed upon it. So being limp means everything is less likely to break. This is similar to how stunt people learn to fall down the stairs.

When freshly cut beef is red in color.

Fresh meat that sits for a while turns brown in color. That's still safe to eat, as long as it doesn't smell.

Cooked meat turn brown due to oxidation.

There are many forms of telepathy, which is the ability of the mind to see beyond normal senses like what we can see and hear.

Clairvoyance is communicating beyond the normal range for sight and sound.

Precognition is seeing into the future.

Manuel Uribe, a Mexican man who at 1,200 pounds is the heaviest person known on earth right now.

John Brower Minnoch of Washington, USA weighed more than 1,387 pounds (630 kilograms) when he was rushed to the hospital in 1978 with heart and respiratory failure. In 1983 when he died, he weighed 798 pounds (362 kilograms).

The heaviest woman on record is Rosie Carnemolla of Pough-keepsie, New York, at 850 pounds (386 kilograms). It's possible, however, that another woman, Percy Pearl Washington, weighed more.

As proven by the MythBusters, elephants don't show the same fear they reserve for Lions and fire, they will definitely avoid a mouse like humans may avoid a wasp. The clip definitely showed two elephants startled by a mouse. Then again, they may well be startled by a chipmunk too.