“Ultimate Facts about Human Body, Animals, and Plants” unfolds a fascinating tapestry of knowledge, unveiling intriguing and verifiable details that span the realms of biology and the natural world. From the astounding revelation that humans take approximately 600 million breaths throughout their lifetimes to the majestic stature of ‘General Sherman,’ the largest tree on Earth in California, measuring a colossal 83 meters in height and 25 meters in circumference, this book offers a treasure trove of information that captivates readers of all ages. Whether it’s the voracious appetite of pandas, devouring up to 15 kilograms of stems and leaves in a single day, or the remarkable vision of the peregrine falcon, capable of spotting a pigeon from an astonishing distance of 8 kilometers, each fact is a nugget of knowledge that sparks curiosity and expands one’s understanding of the natural world.