Half as Interesting is an infographics YouTube channel created by San Denby. The channel makes “Education-y explainer videos that are almost good enough to watch.” Half as Interesting is San Denby’s second YouTube channel, the first being Wendover Productions. In a month Half as Interesting releases videos every Thursday and half of Tuesdays. Speaking of things being interesting, let’s have a look at the best videos of Half as Interesting. Our top picks.
Interesting and shocking that a country like Saudi Arabia whose majority of the landmass is sand has to import sand. But why? Watch the video below to find out.
Watch what happens when London Bridge is down and transforms from a poem to a real life operation.
Never knew that one of the most attractive tourist destinations, the Eiffel Tower, has this clause attached to it.
While we consider going supersonic as fast. Watch how a simple thing like a manhole cover ended up becoming the fastest man made object ever!
For all the people who love road trips and have time to spare. This video might give them a serious road trip goal!
Getting stuck at an airport for a few hours is annoying but imagine being stuck in the airport for 18 years. Watch this video and learn about the story of a man who was stuck inside the Paris airport for 18 years!
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