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In 1942, the British planned on killing millions of Germans by dropping anthrax onto their pastures
This dinosaur had a swan-like neck and crocodile teeth and walked like a duck and swam like a penguin
Despite what everyone thinks, bank heists were almost nonexistent in the Wild West
A father kidnapped his two sons and boarded the Titanic, using false names, and when he died, confusion reigned
Wisdom, the world’s oldest known albatross, is still breeding at age 67
Ancient Romans flooded the Colosseum for mock naval battles
Hansen Writing Ball: The first commercially-produced typewriter is now a valuable collectible
Documents reveal that China’s first emperor, obsessed with immortality, ordered a search of the whole country for an elixir giving eternal life
In 1903, two men and a dog made the first documented automobile journey from San Francisco to New York City
Dunsfold Aerodrome: a top-secret Cold War test-ground in England that became a favorite filming location
