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доля реакций к просмотрам- 01:20TIL that Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham suffered from intense homesickness, to the point of crying on tour in the US. His manager, Peter Grant, bribed him with expensive gifts to keep touring and Bonham relied on alcohol to cope, which ultimately led to his death from alcohol poisoning at just 32. https://ift.tt/OFlaLqc Submitted 2026-08-17T22:25:45Z by waitingforthesun92 via reddit https://ift.tt/0ry48bQ5,45%
- 17 авг.TIL that according to scientists, the Snap as depicted in Avengers: Infinity War would cause the average person to lose between 1 pound (0.45 kg) and 3 pounds (1.4 kg) due to the loss of microbes and bacteria in the body. https://ift.tt/3x1zfdp Submitted 2026-08-17T05:14:18Z by Sebastianlim via reddit https://ift.tt/yOwe5rb3,53%
- 10:20TIL that the first successful infant heart xenotransplant procedure was done in 1984 by Dr Leonard Bailey using a baboon's heart. When asked why he had picked a baboon over a primate closely related to humans in evolution, Bailey replied, "I don't believe in evolution." https://ift.tt/NIjFoDP Submitted 2026-08-17T05:18:10Z by Kelinya via reddit https://ift.tt/HaZxFk23,49%
- 17 авг.TIL female Hyenas have pseudo penises that they give birth through often killing first time mothers and suffocating newborns https://ift.tt/WgO1enN Submitted 2026-08-17T02:51:28Z by Oldnbold22 via reddit https://ift.tt/VhkcZLP3,37%
- 18:20TIL of Thorkell the Tall, a Danish Viking who ravaged England in the 11th century. He only stopped when the English King Æthelred paid him 48,000 pounds of silver. https://ift.tt/puHV41h Submitted 2026-08-17T14:26:01Z by inatowncalledarles via reddit https://ift.tt/4cTrfFG2,86%
- 16 авг.TIL a Polish cow crashed through a metal fence, broke a worker's arm, and swam to a nearby island to escape being brought to the slaughterhouse. The farm owner eventually gave up on trying to recapture her. https://ift.tt/y49BtwE Submitted 2026-08-16T19:03:31Z by Equinumerosity via reddit https://ift.tt/zSCQILN2,35%
- 17 авг.TIL the WB Frog cartoon was inspired by a frog that survived 31 years entombed in a time capsule. https://ift.tt/vQ06htk Submitted 2026-08-16T21:42:28Z by FalconPUNNCH via reddit https://ift.tt/AzYlDqn1,52%
- 16 авг.TIL The last time a european monarch vetoed the election of a Pope was in 1903 when Franz Joseph of Austria vetoed the election of Cardinal Rampolla, who had enough votes to win. Giuseppe Sarto was elected in his place, taking the name Pius X. Pius' first act as Pope was to abolish the veto https://ift.tt/3TPxpB1 Submitted 2026-08-16T19:28:43Z by Mors_Acerba via reddit https://ift.tt/NK8HbhL1,23%
- 17 авг.TIL: Every time a Habsburg monarch would move into a palace they would redecorate and put the old furnishings in storage, so now the Austrian state owns 160,000 pieces of furniture https://ift.tt/7vTZ4Er Submitted 2026-08-17T00:14:52Z by dbxp via reddit https://ift.tt/YxG4Thc1,22%
- 17 авг.TIL the majority owners of BMW are the children of Günther Quandt, a Nazi Party member whose companies used concentration-camp and forced labor during WWII https://ift.tt/B1c9m7o Submitted 2026-08-17T02:46:55Z by wvblocks via reddit https://ift.tt/6Ac3yoC1,20%
- 16 авг.TIL David Vetter, the “Bubble Boy”, had a profound friendship with one of his doctors, Mary Murphy, and asked her to write his story; this story was suppressed by Vetter’s family for decades as it revealed that Vetter was painfully aware of the tragedy of his existence, and feared going insane https://ift.tt/yWv6Zib Submitted 2026-08-16T20:29:45Z by videogametes via reddit https://ift.tt/8tml3qz1,08%
- 08:20TIL that roughly 460,000 people died from diarrheal diseases in India in 2023.As staggering as that number is, it actually represents a 68.3% reduction from 1990, when an estimated 1.46 million people died from the same diseases. https://ift.tt/dsURN9o Submitted 2026-08-18T04:38:19Z by yercoolmarple via reddit https://ift.tt/mVz8Hl00,00%