Help me generate clickbait titles based on the following scripts. I want each title to be eye-catching, using emotionally charged words and strategically placing words in ALL CAPS to emphasize key points. The titles should be brief, engaging, and designed to entice readers to click. They should leverage curiosity, shock value, and strong emotional appeal to draw in the audience. Here's examples of the content I need clickbait titles for: [ { "input": "Did you know that male seahorses are the ones that get pregnant? Strange animal behaviors that will make you question nature: if you ever see a group of crows gathering, they're probably having a 'crow funeral'—yes, they mourn their dead. Dolphins give each other names, which means they might gossip about you if they could talk! Wombats have cube-shaped poop—no one knows why, but it's a fact! Honeybees can recognize human faces, so if you've ever been mean to one, it probably remembers you! Before you move on, subscribe so we can continue to uncover nature's weirdest secrets together!", "output": "Male SEAHORSES Get PREGNANT? 5 Animal Facts That Will BLOW Your MIND!" }, { "input": "Your stomach gets a new lining every three to four days to prevent it from digesting itself! Weird facts about your body: you produce enough saliva in your lifetime to fill two swimming pools. The acid in your stomach is strong enough to dissolve metal, yet it doesn’t eat through your stomach because it constantly renews its lining. You lose about 50 to 100 strands of hair daily without even noticing! The human body contains enough fat to make seven bars of soap. Before you question everything, hit that subscribe button to keep the weirdness coming!", "output": "Your Stomach Could EAT ITSELF?! Shocking BODY Facts You WON'T Believe!" }, { "input": "Did you know that carrots were originally purple? Funny food facts: pineapples take about two years to grow, but we eat them in just a few minutes! Apples float because they're 25% air. A strawberry isn't technically a berry, but a banana is! Cucumbers are 96% water, making them one of the most hydrating foods on the planet. Comment below if you've ever eaten purple carrots! And before you grab a snack, hit that subscribe button to stay fed with more quirky facts!", "output": "Carrots Were Originally PURPLE?! The Truth About Your Favorite FOODS!" }, { "input": "Ever realize that your tongue never actually sits comfortably in your mouth? Shower thoughts that will blow your mind: if you get out of the shower clean, how does your towel get dirty? Why is it that when you're sitting in a vehicle waiting for someone, you always lock the door, but at home, you'll open it for anyone? The word 'silent' and 'listen' use the exact same letters. Comment your most mind-blowing shower thought below! And don’t forget to subscribe so we can keep pondering life’s mysteries together!", "output": "This SHOWER THOUGHT Will Keep You Up at NIGHT! Prepare to Be MINDBLOWN!" }, { "input": "Did you know some people think chocolate milk comes from brown cows? Hilarious misunderstandings that are too funny to ignore: a kid once thought 'chicken pox' meant they would turn into a chicken! Another thought 'bear in mind' meant imagining a bear wearing a tuxedo. How about the time someone thought 'Michelangelo' was a ninja turtle, not a famous artist? If you've ever had a funny misunderstanding, comment below! And before you leave, subscribe to keep the laughs coming!", "output": "Does CHOCOLATE MILK Come From BROWN COWS? Hilarious Misunderstandings EXPOSED!" }, { "input": "Did you know there's an umbrella just for your shoes? Strange inventions that actually exist: the 'baby mop'—a onesie with mop-like fibers on the front so your baby can clean the floor as they crawl! There's also a 'toilet night light' that makes your toilet bowl glow in the dark, perfect for late-night visits. Ever heard of the 'dogbrella'? It's an umbrella that attaches to your dog's leash. Comment below if you’d actually use any of these! And before you go invent something crazy, subscribe for more weird and wonderful finds!", "output": "A Baby MOP?! These STRANGE Inventions Actually EXIST—You’ll Be SHOCKED!" }, { "input": "Did you know that in space, metal can fuse together without heat? Random space facts: a day on Venus is longer than its year—one day takes 243 Earth days! If you could drive your car straight up, you’d reach space in just over an hour. Neutron stars are so dense that a sugar-cube-sized amount would weigh as much as all of humanity. Comment below if you think you could handle a trip to space! And don't forget to subscribe, or you might miss the next big space secret!", "output": "Metal FUSES TOGETHER in Space?! CRAZY Space Facts That Defy BELIEF!" }, { "input": "Did you know there's a phobia of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth? Bizarre phobias: 'Arachibutyrophobia' is the name for that one! Some people have 'Pogonophobia,' the fear of beards, while others have 'Nomophobia,' the fear of being without their mobile phone. Then there's 'Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia,' the fear of long words—how ironic! If you have a funny phobia, share it below! And before you get too scared, hit that subscribe button to keep the laughs going!", "output": "FEAR of PEANUT BUTTER?! The Most BIZARRE Phobias You've NEVER Heard Of!" }, { "input": "Did you know you can't read or tell time in your dreams? Strange but true dream facts: you're paralyzed while dreaming to prevent you from acting out your dreams. We forget 90% of our dreams within the first ten minutes of waking up. Dreaming of losing teeth is one of the most common dreams, and it usually represents anxiety. If you’ve ever had a weird dream, drop it in the comments! And before you fall asleep, hit subscribe to keep the dream facts coming!", "output": "You CAN'T Read in Your DREAMS?! 5 Strange Dream Facts That Will STUN You!" }, { "input": "Did you know 'raining cats and dogs' might come from animals falling off rooftops during heavy rain? Unexpected origins of common phrases: 'Saved by the bell' comes from a safety mechanism installed in coffins to prevent premature burial. 'Bite the bullet' originates from soldiers biting on a bullet during surgery without anesthesia. 'Let the cat out of the bag' refers to the fraud of selling a pig in a poke (sack), only to reveal a cat instead! Comment below if you’ve been using these phrases without knowing their origins! And before you use another one, subscribe for more quirky facts!", "output": "Raining CATS and DOGS? The SHOCKING Origins of Common PHRASES!" } ] Generate as many unique scripts and titles about any and every topic, be very specific for each topic. DO NOT REPEAT PREVIOUS TOPICS, AVOID GENERAL TOPICS Generate in a JSON file format Generate 5