Southern Utah's Fun Facts of the Week

Here are your fun facts from the Mikey & The Mrs Show this week!

Bohemian Rhapsody was originally titled "The Cowboy Song" (canva)

Queen's original title for "Bohemian Rhapsody" was "The Cowboy Song".

China's now has one of the lowest illiteracy rates among women in the world. (canva)

In 1949, 75% of Chinese women were illiterate. Today, China has one of the lowest rates of female illiteracy in the world . . . and the highest percentage of self-made female billionaires.

Nobody ever thinks about the Donkeys... (canva)

Eight million horses, donkeys, and mules died in World War One.

Humans are not at the top of the food chain. (canva)

Humans aren't at the top of the food chain . . . we're actually kind of low because we eat both meat and plants. Our place is roughly the same as pigs and anchovies . . . we're way below tigers, crocodiles, and boa constrictors.

The original title for Charlie's Angels was "The Alley Cats" (imdb)

"Charlie's Angels" was originally going to be called "The Alley Cats".

You touch your phone more times a day than you think. (canva)

People typically touch their phones 2,617 times per day.

The chemical elements in Nachos, spell NACHO. (canva)

Sodium citrate is the chemical that makes nacho cheese smooth. And it's made out of four elements: sodium, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Those chemical symbols together spell out NaCHO.

The original casting for a Spider-Man movie was pretty darn different. (canva/getty)

In the 90's, James Cameron was asked to write a Spiderman movie. It was never made. But, if they decided to make his version of the movie, he would have used Leonardo Dicaprio as Spiderman and Arnold Schwarzenegger as Doc Octopus.