Whether he was picking up cars or drinking 156 beers in one sitting, these Andre the Giant facts prove that he was larger than life in every imaginable way. He insisted on picking up the check while at dinner with Wilt Chamberlain and Arnold Schwarzenegger. When the men said they wanted to pay, Wilt helped Andre pick Arnold up and carry him outside. Universal Pictures If a friend drove a small car, he would sometimes pick it up and move it as a practical joke.
Learn about how the United States planned to nuke the moon and why all carrots used to be purple with these five fascinating facts from Today I Found Out!Before The 17th Century, Almost All Cultivated Carrots Were Purple The modern day orange carrot wasn’t cultivated until Dutch growers in the late 16th century took mutant strains of the existing purple carrot and gradually developed them into the orange variety we have today.
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Are you normal? It seems like an easy question, but our grip on reality can be thinner and more tenuous than you think. This shouldn’t be surprising, since everything that you are—your hopes, your memories, your conditioned responses—is contained in one small, fragile brain. The brain is just an organ, after all, and things sometimes go wrong with it.
Unlike a wonky liver, however, a malfunctioning brain tends to yield some really bizarre consequences.
We bring you five unsolved serial killings that will leave you cold.A police officer visits a memorial for the West Mesa victims.
Unsolved Serial Killings: The Freeway Phantom Source: Wikipedia
Beginning in the spring of 1971, only a year and a half after the civil rights riots, Washington, D.C.’s Freeway Phantom haunted the metropolitan area for 16 months, brutally killing six girls, ages 10 to 18. Police know that at least three of them suffered rape and all of them were strangled.
The great jagged narrow-toothed shark was double the size of a great white and was so large that it feasted on whales.Museums VictoriaCarcharocles angustidens teeth
An amateur fossil hunter and school teacher in Australia might have made one of the biggest discoveries in the history of paleontology.
Back in 2015, Phill Mullaly discovered two perfectly preserved, 2.75-inch teeth from an enormous, long-extinct sea creature known as the great jagged narrow-toothed shark.