High Five Facts - Fruit

The video presents five intriguing facts about fruits. It starts with the durian, known for its pungent smell, found in Southeast Asia. Next, it explains why some oranges remain green in subtropical regions due to chlorophyll. The video then clarifies that strawberries are not true berries, as their seeds are on the outside. It also highlights the Yubari melon, the world's most expensive fruit, grown in Japan. Finally, it discusses how ancient people used fruit juices for dyeing fabrics. The video encourages viewers to experiment with natural dyes.

Which fruit is known for its strong smell, resembling rotten eggs and sweaty socks?

• Mangosteen

• Gerian

• Rambutan

• Durian

Why are some oranges in subtropical regions green even when ripe?

• They are genetically modified.

• They are a different species of orange.

• The climate doesn't break down chlorophyll.

• They are not yet ripe.

What is the main reason strawberries are not considered true berries?

• They have seeds on the outside.

• They grow on bushes.

• They are too small.

• They are not sweet enough.

What is the approximate cost of the You Bari melon?

• $1,000

• $5,000

• $10,000

• $23,000

In ancient times, which fruit was likely used to create blue dye?

• Oranges

• Blueberries

• Strawberries

• Lemons