In Yoro, Honduras, fish rain has been falling from the sky for over 100 years. Since 1998, locals have celebrated with an annual "Festival de lluvia de peces" (Fish Rain Festival).

The largest living organism on Earth is a mushroom. In Oregon, USA, a single honey fungus in Malheur National Forest spans an area larger than 1,000 football fields.

The term 'spam mail' comes from Monty Python's comedy sketch 'Spam.' During World War II, the US supplied massive amounts of SPAM cans to Britain, and the Brits' frustration inspired the sketch. The name later stuck to annoying promotional emails.

Until the 19th century, the Red River in the southern USA had a 260km-long natural log jam called the "Great Raft." Accumulated over centuries, grass and trees even grew on top of it, allowing people to walk across the river.

Guano, formed from accumulated seabird droppings, was so valuable as fertilizer and gunpowder material that it sparked wars. In 1856, the USA passed the Guano Islands Act, allowing it to claim any uninhabited island with guano deposits—and the law remains in effect today.