Cutting open a watermelon and finding cracks inside can be surprising. Social media posts often claim these marks are caused by dangerous chemicals, but experts say that is not always true.
In many cases, internal cracking happens naturally. Changes in weather, uneven watering, rapid growth, or the fruit becoming overripe can all create hollow spaces or splits in the flesh.
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Some visual puzzles are surprisingly engaging because they require nothing more than careful observation. A pigeon-counting challenge is a simple example: viewers look at an image and…