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What’s Inside the Egyptian Pyramids?
In 1789, French General – and later Emperor – Napoleon Bonaparte led a military expedition to capture Egypt from the Ottoman Empire. According to legend, shortly before leading his troops to victory in the Battle of Embabeh, Napoleon decided to spend a night alone inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. The next morning, the General… Read More »
How Corrupt was the Roman Senate Really?
One of the lasting legacies of Rome in modern society is the concept of a Senate, though it wasn’t really what we think of as a Senate today. In many countries today, you can find a similar governing body of elected or appointed representatives. If you dive a little deeper, you can see different countries… Read More »
WTF Fun Fact 13686 – The Date of Sliced Bread
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4 Fun Facts About Foxes: From Domestication to Incredible Journeys
Foxes, with their sharp wits and captivating charm, have intrigued humans for centuries. These adaptable and intelligent creatures exhibit a range of behaviors and abilities that reflect their complex nature and the diverse environments they inhabit. From the scientific endeavors to domesticate them to their astonishing physical capabilities, here are four fun facts that highlight… Read More »