Hilarious Facts From "Weird History" That Make Learning Enjoyable

Do you know during the Great Smog of London in 1952, blind individuals helped others go home because they could navigate without seeing?
Do you believe that learning History is very entertaining? Whether or not you believe it, I am here to make you a believer. I will show you the special evidence that surely makes you change your opinion. It is "Weird History". Back in 2011, a man created a Twitter account called "Weird History" where he shared odd, intriguing, and humorous historical information daily. The account has over 170 thousand followers and the number is growing every day as more and more history buffs join in!
You don't have to go somewhere too far, we have already helped you to collect 22 top hilarious historical facts. Scroll down to enjoy them and share with your friends if you find them valuable. Let's make this subject become more and more entertaining. And you will never know what will happen in the future. Maybe History will be your most favorite subject.

#1 Pair of lizards

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#2 Harder than it looks

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#3 A successful puberty of Batman

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#4 Legit reason IMHO

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#5 Colorized with love and artificial intelligence

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#6 Well it was Cat(astrophe) for Caesar.

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#7 Yup, just goes to prove that cats have always been the same

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#8 OMG, zombies!

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#9 It's a peace of cake

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#10 I can't get up. I'm gay!!

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#11 "The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself." - Benjamin Franklin

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#12 Vampire tortoise!

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#13 Can we make this a national discussion again?

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#14 The amazing thing it’s that in 2021 we still have the same problem with delivery

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#15 Well that ends me eating another avocado

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#16 Zeus was a real tramp, all right

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#17 What kind of traction is that horse in the background getting. Surely not enough to pull or steer a whole carriage. Still, A+ for effort. The Future we deserved...

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#18 Awesome

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#19 First they learned New England (Revol'n), then the other states (Civil War), then Western Europe (WW I), and finally the rest of the world (WW II). Oh, and a bit about Canada 1812-14.

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#20 "All hail the Great Oz"

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