During COVID-19 improve your hygiene with this...

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On Get Fact'd with Darren Maule always sees Darren Maule share interesting facts you'll love and probably never hear anywhere else.
Todays facts include:

- Bats give birth upside down, so how do the infant bats remain in the air?

- A super hygiene tip for you and your family can practise during the COVID-19 lockdowns and even after the fact. .

- A man named Jose Luis Ochoa, 35, died while attending an illegal cockfight in 2011.
Take a listen to hear more about these facts.
9 Jul 2021 12AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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