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A microscope introduced humanity to bacteria.

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The oldest living system ever recorded is the Cyanobacterias, a type of bacteria that originated 2.8 billion years ago.

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Hand dryers (due to warmth and moistness) increases bacteria by up to 220%

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Free weights at a gym can have 362 times more bacteria than a toilet seat.

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A 10-second kiss is long enough to transfer 80 million bacteria between mouths.

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Body odor is not caused by sweat, but by the fermentation of bacteria gathered there.

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Bacteria is a type of cell one tenth the size of our cells

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Bacteria are tiny --- if the diameter of a single hair were the size of the Empire State Building (443m), a bacteria would only rise to the 3rd floor

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Earth’s bacteria stacked end-to-end would stretch billions of light-years.

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Cheese is formed from the introduction of the bacteria penicillium.

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We have enough bacteria in our bodies to fill a large soup can.

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A single sand grain generally has over 1 billion bacteria on its surface

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Plaque is made up by more than 300 types of bacteria

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bacteria is everywhere --- every square inch of the human body has an average of 32 million bacteria on it

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Your mouth is dirtier than a toilet seat

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Shaving causes acne by irritating the skin, spreading bacteria, and thus causing hair follicle infection

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bacteria is an essential part of us --- The average human body carries ten times more bacterial cells than human cells

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Blowing out birthday candles increases bacteria on cake by 1,400%

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the appendix is designed to protect good bacteria in the gut.

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Dogs paws heat up when they sleep, triggering more bacteria activity, causing them to smell like corn chips.