Savais-tu que... Le calendrier maya

Josée explains that the longest sausage was made by the French in 2017 and measured 1km.

Josée explains that the moloch horridus is a small reptile that lives in Australia. Although he looks repulsive, he is harmless.

À travers des capsules drôles et éducatives, Josée, Lexie et Christopher testent les connaissances des spectateurs sur des sujets passionnants comme l'astronomie, les dinosaures, la faune, la flore, les grandes civilisations et le corps humain. Ils vont même les surprendre avec des faits insolites!

Josée explains that a butterfly covered with hair was discovered in Venezuela.

Josée explains that an Indonesian city on the brink of bankruptcy has decided to paint all its houses in rainbow colors to attract tourists.

Josée reports that a woman from Canada saw 150 oxen following a beaver.

Josée explains that a bunker was built in Norway to preserve traces of humanity in case of the end of the world.

Josée explains that there is a museum in Italy that collects cacas. The farmer at the origin of the project wanted to demonstrate all the utilities of the excrements.

Josée explains that experts have found a frog that, normal color day, becomes fluorescent when exposed to ultraviolet rays.

Josée explains that there are 2000 different types of cactus that measure from 1.3cm to 19m in height.

Josée explains that a tree in Arabia has a dark red sap that is used as a natural dye and in medicine.

Josée explains that an African plant has a foul odor for humans, but attractive to insects so that they promote its reproduction.

Josée explains that the hooded seal has a hood that appears at age 4 and extends from her ears to her muzzle.

Lexie explains that the Mayans wanted to change the appearance of their children so that they were more beautiful: they put a ball in the middle of the eyes so that they become crooked.

Lexie explains that the names of the Mayan children were pre-determined according to their date of birth; it was not the parents who chose the name.