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Source [www.businessinsider.com]
Here's mine:
During the Winter War, the Finnish would take Soviet soldiers corpses and make them stand up on snow to scare the enemy. The temperature was so low the corpses could stand on their own, about –43 °C or –45.4 °F was the coldest recorded at Karelian Isthmus.
Imagine being a soldier and seeing a comrade just standing there and once you take a closer look just to find them dead. Must be horrifying.
So he gets 187k $ a year for doing nothing... How do I apply for the job?
53cm is the average length of a human arm
*google.com*
Are foxes dogs?
Ok, just checking.
Man, female foxes are such ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Retired Russian particle physicist, Anatoli Bugorski, managed to survive a massive dose of 300,000 rads of proton radiation when a narrow 2×3 millimeter high-energy proton beam from a particle accelerator passed through his brain during an accident in 1978. The particle accelerator had a maximum beam energy of 76 billion electron volts per proton.
Some of the country’s best radiologists were assigned to the case, but there was little they could do. Over the next few days, Bugorski’s face swelled to a hideous size, and the skin on his head began to peel off, revealing the path that the proton beam had burned through parts of his face, his bone, and the brain tissue underneath. The damage to his nervous system was extensive enough to completely paralyze the left side of his face. He began to experience seizures. The doctors resigned themselves to watching him die.
Then, astonishingly, a miracle happened: Bugorski began to recover. Only a small part of his brain was harmed, and as it happened, this area was destroyed so completely that tumors could not form. Meanwhile, the rest of his brain simply worked around the injury. His neurons reconnected along new pathways. Eventually, he regained almost all of his previous intellectual capacity.
In a year and a half, Bugorski was back to work at the accelerator. He’s still alive today. “I am being tested,” he says. “The human capacity for survival is being tested.”
Sadly, the radiation Bugorski was exposed to did not give him superpowers. But he did receive one small benefit: there are no wrinkles on the left side of his face.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoli_Bugorski
Just note that at the time they had it, they were the "Duchy of Courland", actually, not Latvia.