1: The biological alien in the movie " Alien " is the only movie character of Nigerian actor Boraji Badhoe. While drinking in a bar in Soho, Badhoe was discovered by the casting team of director Ridley Scott . The young man is 2.08 meters tall and long legs, and he is simply the perfect candidate for the creature Alien in Scott's upcoming science fiction horror movie "Alien". Badhoe accepted the job, and his performance was one of many elements of Alien becoming a masterpiece, and he has never appeared in any movies since. In 1992, 39-year-old Badhoe died of sickle cell anemia.
02: In 2005, a South African man named Marius Els rescued a small hippo from the river and adopted it. The two quickly became friends, and Els even described the animal as "like a son." Six years later, the hippo dragged him into the same river and ate him.
03: A Ukrainian woman was abused by her parents when she was a child. When she was three years old, she was forced to live in a dog kennel and lived with a dog named Naida. After a long time, even nearby stray dogs treated the girl as a kind of person and would share food with her. The girl was rescued many years later, but she had completely lost her language ability, could only bark like a dog, and walked with her limbs. She was 38 years old and had only 6 years old IQ, and she still retained the dog's habit of hiding things.
04: Ancient Maya forces their children's heads to look like ears of corn. They tie the baby's head to achieve a pointed shape. The Mayans were obsessed with corn because they believed that humans were actually made of corn.
05: In 1991, two German hikers and couples found a frozen body in the Alps. The couple initially thought it was just an unfortunate climber, but later found that the body was 5,300 years old, and he was also the victim of a murder case. This Neolithic man was killed on the mountain and was then naturally mummified by the cold temperature. In fact, even today, the amazing freshness of his body is breathtaking, and the Iceman Ozzy has become the oldest well-preserved human being discovered so far.
06: The Vasa is a powerful 17th-century warship , built by the Royal Swedish Navy. In 1628, the Royal Swedish Navy made its debut on the Vasa. The battleship was 68.8 meters long and could carry 64 heavy artillery , which was an unprecedented weapon on any battleship at that time. Unfortunately, after more than 20 minutes of its first trip, the ship sank into the bottom of Baltic , where it stayed for more than 300 years until it was finally rediscovered in the 1960s, and luckily 95% of the hull was successfully rescued and intact.
07: The “Sathi” custom in ancient India was that a widow was cremated together on the pyrem of her late husband’s cremation. This is an Indian custom where a dedicated wife would follow her husband to another world. This ritual, considered "voluntary", existed from 320 AD until 1829, with many records of women being drugged or forcibly thrown into fire.
08: In a small village called Monston, West Yorkshire, England, one morning, an owl was trapped on a high-voltage wire and could not get out. This scene was discovered by the crow next to him, and immediately exerted his courage to act bravely and woke the villagers up loudly. After the wake-up villagers immediately called the police after discovering this scene, and the owl was finally rescued.
09: An Australian woman found a strange meat stick-like object on the beach in Magnetic Island, Queensland. The object was a grey meat stick-like object. It was a large size and the cross-section was uneven. It should have washed ashore with the waves. According to the judgment of marine life experts, this is a bitten whale penis. Male whales often bite each other during mating season to compete for the favor of females.
10: Successful rhinoplasty can be traced back to India in the sixth century BC. In ancient Indian society, surgery was very necessary due to crimes such as adultery and war crimes, as many people's noses fell off.Sushruta was the first surgeon on such occasions, taking a ball of skin flap from the cheek or forehead to design a new nose for his patients.
11: Marilyn Monroe last photo, in Santa Monica Beach in 1962, she passed away a few weeks later. The photographer didn't know the pressure she was at that time. At that time, Monroe had just been fired by the crew of "What Must Give" because she was often late and absent from work, and until her death, she did not come out of the shadow of her divorce from Arthur Miller.
12: Nearly 40 years have passed since the Chernobyl nuclear explosion, which has completely changed the lives of humans and wild animals in the surrounding areas. The latest discovery shows that local green frogs are turning black to better prevent radiation, which is really a natural choice for the fittest to survive.
13: In 1966, beauties used "ice cubes" for facial beauty care, which should be the original facial mask, which is unimaginable.
14: A 50-year-old Italian man was found cheating while getting vaccinated, using a fake arm instead of his own. When the nurse asked him to roll up his sleeves, he only partially exposed his upper arm. The nurse touched his skin and found something was wrong... It turned out to be a fake silicone arm, the master in the folk!
15: Giant spider crabs discovered in Japan in 1904. This giant crab can live for 100 years. They have armored exoskeletons that protect themselves from octopus and large predators. Their legs can grow up to 4.5 meters long, and they are often found in the deep seas of more than 150 meters to more than 300 meters in the Pacific Ocean near Japan.
16: Doctors always recommend taking dentures at night to avoid any accidents. Maria Farias Guzman, a 48-year-old woman from Armenia, Colombia, did not follow a suggestion that the woman fell asleep with dentures in her mouth but accidentally swallowed them, somehow stuck in her throat and suffocated to death.
