Just as there was a run on pet rats, the population of clownfish in their natural habitats took a precipitous drop following the release of Finding Nemo, which stars a clownfish. Marine biologists reported that the numbers of the fish dropped by as much as 75 percent in the Australian reefs they inhabit.
Related Facts
Nepal The World's Ceiling
The Army of Terracotta It was built more than 2,200 years ago.
Kimchi Comes in Over 180 Different Varieties
Did you Know? Apples give you more energy than coffee.
Did you Know? Assassin's Creed have been 20 games on 15 platforms
Did you Know? The famous Titanic movie was 17.7 reels long when released.
Venus flytraps are a threatened species.
Lewis Carroll is the subject of a conspiracy theory.
Iguanas: How Fast Can They Run?
There are enormous geckos with different chirps in Cambodia.
41% of the British population sleep in the foetal position
Asia’s oldest refinery and the birthplace of crude oil “Digboi”
Is dust an asthma trigger?
Pompeii is located at Mount Vesuvius's foot.
England's youngest player was only 17 years old.
Beagles are avid hunters.
Interesting fact! Lamborghinis Can Be Used For a Variety of Purposes
What Is the Weight of a Fairyfly?
Ferrari did not come up with the trademark red colour.
Flash is a buddy of Batman, yet he does not obey his 'rule.'
Did you Know? Poland is home to the world’s biggest castle
Easy come, easy go
According to folklore, it was discovered by a shepherd.
One of only three dragon flags in the world.
Your spine is more adaptable than you realise.