RIDICULOUS HISTORY FACTS PART IV #shorts #history

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Pythagoras allegedly caused the drowning of a student who had demonstrated the existence of irrational numbers, which contradicted the beliefs of Pythagoras and his group, known as the Brotherhood.

The first British bomb dropped on Berlin during World War II resulted in no human casualties but did claim the life of an elephant.

Originally, ancient Greek and Roman marble statues were painted in vibrant colors. Over time, much of this paint has faded or been mistakenly removed by those cleaning the statues, some of whom preferred the appearance of plain white marble. In reality, Rome was a colorful city, not just a city of white marble.

The demise of Cato involved him taking his own life by methodically removing his internal organs one by one. After he lost consciousness, Roman doctors sewed his wound shut, but for a brief moment, he regained consciousness and repeated the act of tearing out his organs.