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Not everything they teach you in history class is true. Presenting 10 common historical myths.

10 Countries With The Longest Life Expectancy Want to live to a grand old age? Then you might try moving to one of the 10 countries with the longest life expectancy

Did you know that there used to be a type of human called Hobbits that were really small? How about the fact that human brains are shrinking? There's more to human evolution than standing upright and being related to apes - learn all about it with this video.

10 lesser known and highly unusual mental disorders.

Home to 95% of the world's Hindus, 70% of the world's spices and 100% of the world's Taj Mahals, this is India In Numbers.

Witty, touching...and sometimes little peculiar. Famous final words from 10 historical figures.

With over 57 million subscribers, Netflix has truly taken over the online video subscription market. Learn more about epic binge watching and why Netflix was originally created with Netflix In Numbers.

Random Facts: What's the Population of Space? Ever wondered what the human populations of space is? Where's the safest place to bungee jump? Find out here!

A collection of unusual technological developments from the world of fashion.

Prince Charles And Princess Diana present Prince Harry to the media and fans following the birth of their second son.

President of Israel? Communist spy? Married his cousin?

Random Facts: How much does Mount Everest grow? Find out how tall Mount Everest grows every year, how long giraffe tongues are and how many Russians die from drinking vodka every year!

Some believed in aliens, others in an impending apocalypse but all 10 of these notorious cults hit the headlines for the wrong reasons

They might be small, but these 10 incredibly strong insects can punch well above their weight

What an amazing story! It seems like we can never get enough of the pupper awesomeness. They keep us at our toes with their antics and melt us into <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30e6w-dog-cuddles-with-sleeping-baby.html” target=”_blank”>puddles of mush</a> when they turn on their charm. Although, however cute they may be, nothing makes us love them more than when they become the heroes in the story. This one comes to us from Beijing, China and it is definitely something you wouldn’t have ever thought of. We often hear stories about baby animals left alone in the wild. The cause can be different each time, from moms who weren’t able to recognize their own babies because they smelled like someone else, moms who didn’t have enough milk to give to their babies to mothers who left their frail babies behind to save the healthy ones when the situation asked for them to do it. No one said that survival in the wilderness was fair, but luckily, not all of these babies continue on the same grim path they were lead on. Every now and then there is a silver lining in these stories and the little ones get the happily ever after they weren’t expecting. One such case is this <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30n57-lion-plays-with-rabbit-and-dog.html” target=”_blank”>lion cub</a> from Badaling Safari in Beijing. The little one was left to its own devices after his mommy couldn’t feed him. Luckily, the staff at the Safari was able to find him a substitute by employing a canine mom to look after its needs. Together with the three other “children” they are inseparable. Ah, we just love happy endings!

Cut my leg off and get me a loquacious avian companion, its only 10 ruthless pirate facts! Music = Swashbuckler by Paul Mottram

Think Mercury is the hottest planet in the Solar System? Think again. Find out which planet is superheated, along with these 10 other incredible facts about the Solar System. #10 The Sun makes up 99.86 % of the Solar System’s mass. The sun’s gravity is the majority force for 2 light years, nearly halfway to the nearest star. The Sun is It is by far the most important source of energy for life on Earth. #9 There are 5 dwarf planets: Haumea, Ceres, Pluto, Eris, and Makemake. with the exceptionofCeres, which is located in the asteroid belt, the otherdwarf planetsare found in the outer solar system. Vulcan was a false dwarf planet created to explain away irregularities in Mercury’s orbit. #8 Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune all have rings, too thin and dark to see it from Earth. Saturn has 53 Moons, 2 are within its rings, controlling ring f’s movements. Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second-largest in the <a href="https://rumble.com/v4btdt-our-solar-system-space-oddity.html" target="_blank">Solar System</a>, after Jupiter. #7 Saturn’s moon Enceladus has a cryovolcano, blasting water into space. Caused by Saturn’s gravity, heating an underground ocean on the moon. Saturnis a gas giant and is composed of similar gasses including hydrogen, helium, and methane. #6 There are 535,000 minor planets measuring over 1km across, 3000 are registered each month. Each member of ‘Monty Python’ has one named after them. Minor planetscan be dwarfplanets, asteroids, trojans, centaurs, Kuiper belt objects, and other trans-Neptunian objects. #5 We actually live within the atmosphere of the sun, in an area called corona. The Northern lights are evidence of this, created by Solar winds. The materialinthecorona is an extremely hot but very tenuous plasma. #4 A huge asteroid hit mercury, creating a 1300 km crater, called the Caloris Basin. The shock wave wrinkled the crust on the opposite side of Mercury, creating hills. We only know what half of the crater looks like because the other half was in darkness when Mariner 10 flew by the planet. #3 <a href="https://rumble.com/v4l6fr-moon-venus-and-mercury-after-the-sunset-time-lapse.html" target="_blank">Mercury</a> is not the hottest planet in the Solar System, its lack of atmosphere prevents heat being trapped. Venus, however, reaches temperatures of 465 degrees. Mercuryis the hottest planet because it has anatmosphere made ofcarbon dioxide; it also has clouds of acid inside itsatmosphere. This is called the greenhouse effect. #2 Volcanoes or asteroids can sometimes blast rock from Mars towards Earth normally landing in Antarctica or the Sahara, the eldest dates back 4.5BN years. Theasteroidsareorbiting the Sun, each one traveling around theSunfast enough for theorbitsnot to degrade. #1 Earth spins on its axis at 460m/sec, orbits the Sun at 30km/sec and whirls around the galaxy center at 220km/sec. Earth rotatesonce in about 24 hours with respect to the Sun, but once every 23 hours, 56 minutes, and 4 seconds with respect to the stars. Did you learn something new about our Solar System? Maybe you know more interesting facts? Tell us below in our comment section.

The Coyote attempts to become a true American hero visiting 5 states where it has made it's name

Do Aliens Exist? Alltime Conspiracies looks at the different types of evidence for the existence of aliens - from mysterious radio signals from outer space to reports of the Roswell UFO crash. Take a look and decide for yourself!

Who will be number one on our list of ten talented dogs? Will it be surfing dogs, skateboarding dogs or maybe army dogs?

Overrun by bunnies, decapitated dolls, and Bond villains, eery isolated islands sit in the middle of our oceans. Discover 10 of the oddest places on earth with these 10 Strange Uninhabited Islands.

Wonokromo zoo welcomes the latest addition to its elephant family.

Some people just don't know what is and isn't funny sometimes, find out more in 10 pranks that went horribly wrong.

10 Shocking Facts About Disney From murdering lemmings to Mickey dealing drugs, here are 10 rather strange facts about Disney. Music = Bewitched Chase by Gerrit Wunder

Everybody is dishonest sometimes, find out some ways to spot those who tell the truth and those who don't in 10 signs that someone is lying. Music = Gun Loader by Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock and Ellie Kidd