Pineapples are a collective fruit, meaning they're formed from many individual flowers fused together. elaborate share
Coconut water is sometimes used as an IV fluid in emergency situations. elaborate share
Cantaloupe's scientific name, *Cucumis melo*, is the same as that of cucumbers, though they're different cultivars within the same species. elaborate share
Oranges are botanically a berry. elaborate share
Cranberries can bounce! Their air-filled pockets allow them to bounce when dropped on a hard surface. elaborate share
Tejocote (Crataegus mexicana) fruit is traditionally used in Mexican candies, often giving them a unique, slightly tart flavor. elaborate share
Lychees are grown on evergreen trees that can live for over 100 years. elaborate share