20 Super Facts About Steve Irwin, Henry Winkler, And Honey Badger Poop
The “Hunchback of Notre-Dame” was written mostly just about architecture. But it's not dry or boring, I promise! In Victor Hugo wrote the “Hunchback of Notre-Dame” to inform people of the value of Gothic architecture which was neglected and destroyed at the time. That's why the book is full of beautiful descriptive passages informing readers about this special style of architecture. Next up, we have something less literary but no less interesting: did you know that submarine crew members have special suits they can put on in case of an emergency? It's true! Submarine Escape Immersion Equipment acts as a one-man life raft. If a submarine is downed and there is no submarine rescue vehicle nearby, the crew puts on special pressurized suits which float them to the top. Last but not least, we've got an odd disorder called Rapunzel Syndrome, which causes sufferers to pull out and eat their hair. To be fair, though, only the pulling part always occurs – the eating part may or may not happen.
Honey badgers make a big stinky in a hive to get rid of the bees.
Keira Knightley should have been Kira.
NASA had big plans if they kept getting funded in the 70s and 80s.
A politician faked his death to run off with his secretary.
It was exceedingly rare for Steve Irwin to be killed by a stingray.
A group of men called the Poison Squad ingested untested chemicals for science.
Spain
Belgium and the Netherlands
Your Loud Chewing
Henry Winkler
A baseball team of death row prisoners would have their executions delayed as long as they kept winning.
Duolingo users translate real documents.
There is a genetic mutation that allows a person to see more colors.
A man was sentenced to one minute in jail.
Clark Gable
Gene Roddenberry was a real life Captain Kirk.
Star trek creator : the authorized biography of Gene Roddenberry / Wikipedia
Kevin Feige
Rapunzel Syndrome
Submarines
"Hunchback of Notre-Dame" was written mostly just about architecture.
