Let’s face it, people love interesting facts! There’s no better way to browse through them than with interesting infographics. Data visualizations make it much easier to retain the information than simply using words.
Below you’ll find our collection of interesting infographics that contain topics such as how long COVID-19 can stay on certain surfaces, shopping habits of men vs. women, the evolution of glass, gross facts about the human body, and much more.
While the hospitality industry took major hits as a result of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, the industry is now thriving once again. Major hotel chains around the world have seen major increases both in terms of revenue and the actual number of hotels that they’ve had to maintain globally. From the team at Decorative Ceiling … Read more
The seas and oceans of our world have seen countless ships meet their demise. Some of these ships have become famous due to their historical significance, while others have faded into obscurity. This new infographic from the team at SIYachts.com looks at which bodies of water have had the most shipwrecks, and based on the … Read more
The Boy Scouts of America is an organization dedicated to the development of young people into responsible citizens through outdoor activities, leadership training, and community service. As part of this organization, Boy Scouts collect patches that represent their achievements and accomplishments in various areas of scouting. Each patch is designed with specific colors, symbols, and … Read more
Fall in love with Africa’s most elegant antelope species with this spectacular infographic. From stunning photos to striking animal features, it summarises key points in an easy to digest format. Many people come on safari wanting to see antelope. But once on safari they realise that it’s not antelope, it’s kudu, eland, gemsbok, waterbuck, nyala, … Read more
Earth is rich with geological marvels, ranging from mighty mountain peaks and the lush valleys between them to deep, unknown ocean depths and the glittering shores soaking up the sun far above. The highest point on Earth is Mount Everest, which soars 29,032 feet above the ground, reaching just below the cruising height of a … Read more
At what time of the day does school start for your kids? It’s safe to assume that most students, parents, and teachers in the United States would agree that school might start just a little bit too early. Across the country, the average school start time in the U.S. is 8:03 AM. The CDC-recommended start … Read more
What are the most expensive buildings ever constructed? The team at Decorative Ceiling Tiles did the research to find out, and were able to determine the 30 most expensive buildings in the world ever constructed. Many of these costly buildings were made for several different uses, while some serve as buildings like hotels and sports … Read more
There are many ways you can make your commute to work more efficient on your wallet and the environment. You could join a rideshare group, get a bus pass, buy an EV, take a bicycle route if you are close enough or get yourself a motorcycle that will get you 80 miles to the gallon … Read more
Every pin and ribbon that can be found on the uniform of a service member tells a story, and serves as a testament to the journey that they’ve embarked on. Across the six different branches of the United States Military, there are more than 100 different pins that can be awarded to servicemen and women, … Read more
What actually happens when you recycle? The process is actually much more involved that you may initially think, as shown in this new visual guide from the team at OBerk. When it comes to recycling, there are two common recycling processes. The first is single-stream recycling, and the second is dual-stream recycling. In the United … Read more
