Zazie Beetz

She grew up speaking German, obviously, but that’s not where her language skills stop. English? She’s got that down too. But the real flex—she picked up French so smoothly, you’d think she was born in Paris, all because she chased a bachelor’s in French language. So yeah, she can switch between three languages without missing a beat. It’s not just tourist-level stuff either; we’re talking fluent conversations, nuanced jokes, all of it. Makes you wonder how she keeps them all straight in her head, right? Honestly, her talent for picking up languages puts most of us to shame. I mean, some people struggle with high school Spanish, and she’s just out here chatting away in three different tongues. It’s no wonder she’s able to take on such international roles in movies—she can actually speak like a local, not just memorize a few phrases. That kind of skill opens a ton of doors in film.

You’d think the main villains in this whole global warming mess would be cars, right? Maybe jets zipping across the sky or that endless parade of trucks on the highway. Nope. The real troublemakers? Cows. Seriously. All those cows out there munching away, just doing their thing, are actually pumping out a ton of greenhouse gases—mostly methane. And yeah, it’s a lot more potent than the stuff coming out of your tailpipe. Every time a cow lets one rip (which, trust me, is a lot), the atmosphere takes a hit. Agriculture, especially livestock, is pretty much the silent heavyweight in the climate change ring. Meanwhile, we’re all arguing about electric cars and flight shaming. Maybe it’s time to talk about the real problem: cow farts. Kind of wild when you think about it—Mother Nature’s own livestock giving the planet a run for its money.