Insects comprise about 90% of all living things in the world, but you'll wish they didn't after you see these five creepy insects!Source: Wikimedia Sometimes truth is stranger than the fiction seen on the silver screen. Case in point? Insects. Between six and ten million insect species live on Earth, representing more than 90 percent of differing animals on the planet. Their sheer numbers can be daunting for humans to comprehend, especially when estimates say that for every living human being there are 1.

The former Nazi and rising Ku Klux Klan member was hiding a stunning secret. YouTubeJohn McCandlish Phillips, the reporter who outted Dan Burros. Daniel Burros was a member of the Nazi Party and a prominent member of a violent Ku Klux Klan group in New York. He was also a born-and-raised Jewish American. From Jew To Nazi, The Transformation of Daniel Burros Born in the Bronx, New York on March 5, 1937, Daniel Burros was the only child of George and Esther, working-class Jews with roots in Russia.

30-year-old Remi Lucidi was known for his urban adventures, which often saw him climbing massive skyscrapers and cranes. Remi Lucidi/InstagramRemi Lucidi amassed tens of thousands of followers online for his stunts. French daredevil Remi Lucidi, known for scaling skyscrapers around the world under the name “Remi Enigma,” died after falling from the 68th floor of a tower in Hong Kong. It is believed that the 30-year-old fell to his death at the Tregunter Tower complex after being trapped outside while trying to climb the building.

The inspiring story of Dion Diamond, a civil rights activist who took his charge against Jim Crow right into the heart of the nation's capitol.Featured above is Dion Diamond, a civil rights activist who took his charge against Jim Crow right into the heart of the nation’s capitol. Diamond was one of thirteen individuals–seven African Americans and six white–who were refused service at a People’s Drug Store in Arlington, Virginia, 1960.

In 1980s California, Dorothea Puente's house was a den of theft and murder as this terrifying landlady killed at least nine of her unsuspecting tenants.Owen Brewer/Sacramento Bee/Tribune News Service via Getty ImagesThe “Death House Landlady” of 1980s Sacramento, Dorothea Puente murdered at least nine of her boarding house tenants and buried them in the yard. Dorothea Puente looked like a sweet grandmother — but looks can be deceiving. In fact, Puente was a serial killer who committed at least nine murders inside her boarding house in Sacramento, California throughout the 1980s.