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Venus: A rotation takes about 243 Earth days, compared with roughly 225 Earth days for its orbit around the Sun. This refers to its rotation relative to the stars, not its sunrise-to-sunrise solar day. NASA Space Place: 1.
Octopuses: They have three hearts. Their oxygen-carrying protein contains copper, and their blood appears blue when oxygenated. Natural History Museum, London: 1.
Bananas and strawberries: Botanically, bananas are berries; strawberries are not. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: 1.
Sharks: Ancient shark relatives existed more than 400 million years ago, before the first trees. This is about the lineage, not the age of any individual shark or a claim that modern shark species already existed. Smithsonian: 1; EarthDate: 4.
Lightning: It can heat the surrounding air to about 50,000°F—approximately 27,760°C, rounded to 28,000°C in the video. The National Weather Service describes this as around five times the Sun’s surface temperature. This comparison concerns the Sun’s surface, not its much hotter core. NOAA / National Weather Service: 1.
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