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In 1932, the Australian military waged a month-long campaign against 20,000 emus with machine guns and lost, with the birds outsmarting soldiers and continuing to destroy crops across Western Australia.
In Strasbourg, France, approximately 400 people danced uncontrollably for days, with some dancing themselves to death from heart attacks, strokes, and exhaustion over the course of a month.
The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896 lasted exactly 38 minutes, making it the shortest war in recorded history, ending when the Sultan's palace was bombarded by British naval fire.
Roman concrete structures like the Pantheon have survived 2,000 years and are stronger today than when built, while modern concrete often deteriorates within 50-100 years due to the Romans' use of volcanic ash and seawater.
Teaching began at Oxford University around 1096, making it over 200 years older than the Aztec Empire, which was founded in 1325 in the Valley of Mexico.
In 1807, Napoleon Bonaparte was attacked and routed by thousands of rabbits during a hunt when the tame rabbits mistook him for their feeder and swarmed his carriage instead of fleeing.
On January 15, 1919, a 2.3-million-gallon molasses tank burst in Boston, creating a 25-foot wave that traveled at 35 mph, killing 21 people and injuring 150 in one of history's strangest disasters.
Cleopatra lived closer in time to the Moon landing (2,038 years) than to the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza (2,530 years before her reign).
In 1814, a brewery vat containing 135,000 imperial gallons of beer ruptured, creating a domino effect that released over 388,000 gallons, destroying homes and killing 8 people in the St. Giles district.
From the 16th to 19th centuries, a now-extinct dog breed called the Turnspit Dog ran on wheels for hours to rotate meat over fires in restaurant and home kitchens across Britain.
In 897 CE, Pope Stephen VI exhumed the corpse of his predecessor Pope Formosus, dressed it in papal vestments, put it on trial, found it guilty, cut off three fingers, and threw the body in the Tiber River.
Between 985 and 1450 CE, Greenland was warm enough for Norse settlers to farm and raise livestock, supporting a population of 5,000 before the Little Ice Age made the colonies uninhabitable.
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