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Elephants wave branches at the moon: Elephants display remarkable behaviors that resemble death rites, such as circling around their dead, touching them, and covering them with branches, while also revisiting or avoiding old death sites. Historical accounts add to their mystique, describing rituals like sprinkling water for purification or lifting branches toward the moon, which evoke a sense of reverence. ...

William and Kate’s romance and marriage were orchestrated: The story of Prince William and Kate Middleton captivates many as a modern fairy tale, with their romance blossoming during their time at the University of St. Andrews in 2001. However, conspiracy theories suggest Kate’s mother, Carole, orchestrated their meeting by strategically sending Kate to the same university as Prince William. Some ...

Have many children (Germany): In Nazi Germany, women were central to the regime’s goal of expanding the Aryan race. Mothers were celebrated for their role in raising “racially pure” children and instilling Nazi ideals. Prolific mothers received honors like the “Gold Mother’s Cross,” awarded to women who bore four or more children, with over 4.7 million awarded by 1944.

Men And Women Shaved Their Heads To Prevent Lice: Ancient Egyptians shaved their heads to avoid lice, wearing wigs made of human or horse hair for style and comfort. Wealthy individuals owned multiple wigs, while poorer classes used papyrus creations or head coverings. Despite these efforts, lice infestations persisted, even in mummies.