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🧠 More Fun Facts to Make You Smarter!
- Strawberries are the only fruit with seeds on the outside—and each one can have about 200 seeds!
- They’re not technically berries because true berries have seeds on the inside.
- Strawberries are rich in vitamin C, which helps keep your skin and immune system healthy.
- These fruits grow on small green plants and ripen in spring and early summer.
- Ancient Romans used strawberries as medicine to treat fevers and sore throats.
- Strawberries are used in ice cream, cakes, jams, and even toothpaste flavors!
- The red color of strawberries comes from natural chemicals called anthocyanins.
- California produces about 75% of all strawberries grown in the U.S.
- Strawberries have a sweet smell because they contain over 350 aroma compounds.
- In some festivals, people race to eat strawberries with whipped cream as fast as they can!
📚 Word Boost – Learn Cool New Words
Seed – The small part of a plant that can grow into a new one
Ripen – When a fruit becomes soft, sweet, and ready to eat
Aroma – A pleasant smell, especially from fruits or flowers
Immune system – The part of your body that fights off sickness
Compound – A mix of chemicals or parts that make something
Whipped cream – A soft, sweet topping made by beating cream until it’s fluffy
Peel – The outer skin of a fruit like sweetlime or banana
Palm – A tall tree with long leaves that grows in warm climates