We’re finally out of the woods! Spring has sprung and we are so ready for warmer weather, longer days, and lots of sunshine.

Spring is a season of renewal, rebirth, and rejuvenation. It is the time when nature comes back to life after a long winter slumber. As the days grow longer and the weather gets warmer, people look forward to spending more time outdoors, enjoying the fresh air and blooming flowers. Here are some interesting facts about spring that you might not know.

Spring Flowers

Spring is the time when flowers start to bloom, and gardens come back to life. Some of the most popular spring flowers include daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and crocuses. The cherry blossom is also a popular spring flower, and people around the world celebrate the cherry blossom festival, which takes place in many cities across the globe.

Spring Babies

Children grow faster during the spring. Children actually grow faster in the spring than during other times of the year.

Spring is the time when many animals give birth to their young. Some of the most well-known spring babies include baby birds, rabbits, and lambs. It is also the time when many bird species start to migrate back to their breeding grounds.

Equinox Celebrations

Many cultures around the world celebrate the vernal equinox with festivals and traditions. In Japan, the cherry blossom festival is celebrated, while in India, the Holi festival is celebrated with music and brightly colored powders. In Mexico, the spring equinox is celebrated with the ancient tradition of climbing the pyramid at Chichen Itza.

The Spring Equinox Effect

Research has shown that the vernal equinox can have an impact on the human body. The equinox effect, as it is called, has been linked to an increase in heart attacks and a decrease in the number of births. Scientists believe that the change in daylight can disrupt the body’s natural rhythms and lead to these effects.