10 things you don't know about the Titanic and Tragedy.

This video presents 10 little-known facts about the Titanic, ranging from its luxurious amenities to its tragic iceberg warnings. The ship, renowned for its grandeur, offered first-class passengers access to luxury features like a swimming pool, Turkish baths, and a grand staircase. It was part of a trio of sister ships, with the Olympic being the only one to serve a long, successful career. Despite multiple iceberg warnings on the day of the disaster, they were not fully understood, leading to the ship's tragic fate. The Titanic had only 20 lifeboats, far fewer than its capacity allowed, and many left half-empty during the evacuation. Notably, J.P. Morgan, the ship's owner, canceled his trip at the last minute. The wreck was discovered in 1985, and it was revealed that many third-class passengers were trapped below deck due to locked gates. Remarkably, three dogs survived the sinking. At its launch in 1912, the Titanic was the largest ship in the world.

Key words: Titanic, luxury, iceberg warnings, lifeboats, J.P. Morgan, wreck discovery, third-class passengers, surviving dogs, largest ship.