3 facts
Scientists estimate there are 10 quadrillion to 100 quadrillion ants on Earth. While individual ants are tiny, their sheer numbers mean their collective biomass far surpasses that of humanity, making them a dominant force in many ecosystems.
While they appear light and fluffy, clouds are made of tiny water droplets. A typical cumulus cloud, about a kilometer across, contains hundreds of tons of water, equivalent to several blue whales, despite floating effortlessly.
The collision of the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates continues to push the Himalayas upwards. This ongoing geological activity means the world's highest peak is constantly, albeit slowly, increasing in elevation, a testament to Earth's dynamic forces.