Every week Apple offers a free application from the App Store for all its users, and this week Weird But True is the title offered by the American company. The application was developed by those from National Geographic and it contains all kinds of more or less interesting information about the world that surrounds us. The application was awarded last year for its informative content, it was chosen based on its popularity and probably some of you will find it interesting.
Recently updated with wild and wacky sound effects for all 300 facts, new Weird-O-Meter sounds, and other surprises. Hear the pronunciation of the official name of Bangkok, Thailand–it is 167 letters long! Plus, now you can share facts with friends and family via Facebook and Twitter with the touch of a finger. Did you know that girls have more taste buds than boys do? Or that slugs have 3,000 teeth and 4 noses? And who knew that gorillas burp when they're happy? Get more than 300 Weird But True kid-friendly facts with the interactive app from National Geographic Kids!
Weird But True is available in universal format in the App Store and you can download it for free until next week.
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Weird But True
Free
Description: Winner of Spring 2012 Parents' Choice Award New York Times App to Keep Kids Happy Chosen as New & Noteworthy, Whats Hot, and Staff Favorites by Apple
Recently updated with wild and wacky sound effects for all 300 facts, new Weird-O-Meter sounds, and ot…
