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10 UNBELIEVABLE Animal Superpowers!! From stunning prey with supersonic blasts to re-growing lost limbs…stay tuned to number 1 to find out 10 amazing animal superpowers! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see AMAZING Facts About the Moon Landing! https://youtu.be/rEg4I-BXZm8 Number 10: The Horned Lizard. As far as superpowers go, the horned lizard seems to have gotten one from the very bottom of the barrel, one that would likely not be your first choice of superpower and would in fact, not even make your top ten. That is because the horned lizard has the unique ability to shoot blood from its eyes; something that would likely only be useful to us over Halloween when we use it to freak out our loved ones, but pretty useless the rest of the time. For the lizard though, it is a crucial survival technique and it is most commonly used to ward off predators or occasionally to clean debris from its eyes. The lizard achieves this superpower by filling their ocular sinus below their eye with blood, and then constricting two muscles on either side of it causing the pressure to force the blood out of its eye socket. This jet of blood can reach up to 4 feet and is probably as effective as you might expect shooting blood from your eyes to be. That is to say, very effective. Number 9: The Platypus. The platypus is already a strange animal that breaks the traditional mammal mold by having a beak and laying eggs, and you may not be surprised to learn that most aren’t actually agents for a secret organization of spies fighting to keep control of the tri state area. But did you know that they have a superpower that allows them to track down any moving prey in the water? The platypus is one of only a few mammals that has the sixth sense of electroreceoption, a power that allows them to sense the energy that other animals use to move. Essentially, this means that the more the prey moves, the easier it is for the platypus to track and eventually hunt. Interestingly though, it is the platypus’ beak that senses the movements and the skin on its beak is incredibly sensitive and is considered to be its primary sense organ, more useful than its eyes and ears, even. I am not sure if it would be useful for you or I to be able to sense movements with our nose, but it certainly beats squirting blood from your eyes. Number 8: The Electric Eel. Before we talk about the amazing electric eel, take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero community by using the buttons below! No list of animal superpowers could ever be complete without mentioning the one that has its superpower in its name, and let’s be honest, most of us have at some point in our youth imagined shooting lightning from our fingertips. In this case the electricity is shot out from the eel’s body, and it can pack a punch of up to 600 volts, an amount that would stun even an adult man and that has claimed at least a few lives due to drowning. Also, the eel’s electric shock can do more than just stun its prey and it can even produce a smaller shock that would cause a fishes muscles to spasm and propel it out from under a crevice it may be hiding below; a power something almost like taking control of somebody else’s body. Possibly even more interesting than that, the eel can also use its electric shocks as a type of sonar to discover where its incapacitated prey may have ended up. Number 7: The Salamander. The ability to regrow lost limbs has been a power that many a life form has dreamed of. And while it may seem like something that will remain exclusively in the movies, it’s actually a real thing that the salamander has already perfected. While this power is not exclusive to salamanders, they are the most proficient at it, and are able to regrow large portions some of their organs, including the brain, as well as various limbs, bones, and all. This is because of their very special immune systems and its ability to send cells called macrophages to the wound as quickly as possible. Once the wound has been sealed up by these cells, the body goes about repairing and replacing the cells in a process that scientists are still trying to understand. The hopes of this is to one day allow people to be able to regenerate lost limbs and organs, so, if you are patient…you too can be the next Deadpool. Number 6: The Dragon Millipede. Despite sounding like a boss battle in some video game, the dragon millipede is a real life insect with a real life superpower worthy of making it a real life boss battle. Named after the spines on its back, there are 23 different species of dragon millipede and most of them are found exclusively in one small region.

What are the BIGGEST Spiders in the world?? Spiders have been on the planet in some form or another for around 380 million years, so they’ve had plenty of time to develop into numerous species of all shapes, sizes, colors and textures. The smallest fully-grown spider is the male Patu digua with a body length of just 0.37mm – which isn’t scary at all. Nevertheless, nature has also produced some truly humungous spiders that will make you squeamish – wel…unless you’re one of those people who like big spiders! Stay tuned to number 1 to hear the debate about which spider really gets to claim the title…biggest spider in the world. This list of HUGE Spiders and Goliath Tarantulas brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to find out about Ancient Egypt: Most Amazing Facts you didn't know!!! https://youtu.be/xd70XWqLC4I Number 10: Cerbalus Aravensis. Found in the Southern Arava Valley of Israel and Jordan, the Cerbalus Aravensis is a type of nocturnal huntsman spider that lives in sand dunes and which is most active during the hotter months. This clever little creature makes underground dens with trap-doors made of sand and a glue-like substance which helps disguise the entrances from predators – and means it can just appear out of the sand at any time. Due to its intelligent designs, some have even gone as far to class this as one of the smartest spiders in the world. And let’s face it, what’s scarier that a clever spider who can pop out of the sand at any minute. Surprisingly, this species was only discovered in 2010 and is considered the largest spider found in the Middle East. Due to their recent discovery, not much is known about the species, but the largest one found so far had a leg span of 14cm. Although the species poses a threat to beetles, insects, gerbils and small lizards, thankfully humans face little danger from this spider! So, at least THAT’S one we DON’T need to worry about! Number 9: Brazilian Wandering Spider. Found mainly in tropical South America, the term Brazilian Wandering Spider actually refers to two species of spiders – the Phoneutria fera and Phoneutria nigriventer – which are also known by other English names including ‘armed spiders’ and ‘banana spider’, the latter of which is shared with a number of other spiders. Due to the Brazilian Wandering Spider consisting of two slightly different species, their body length and leg span can range in size. Their leg span can measure from 13 to 15cm while their body length can reach up to 5cm. Although it’s not the biggest spider on this list, it is actually one of the most venomous spiders in the world and can be deadly to humans, especially small children. Thankfully there are antidotes that will reserves the effects of the venom. So you might be thinking that you don’t need to worry about this particular spider unless you’re walking around tropical South America, buuut, I might have to burst your safe space bubble. These spiders have been known to hitch a ride on banana deliveries to places all over the world. In fact, in 2005, a British man spent nearly a week in hospital after being bitten by a Brazilian Wandering Spider that had travelled to the country in a shipment on bananas – so, be sure to keep an eye on your bags of bananas! Number 8: Camel Spider. The camel spiders, also known by its scientific name, Solifugae, and other names like the wind scorpions or sun spiders, is a family of spiders that includes more than a 1000 described species of spider. The largest species is known to have grown up to 15cm including the legs. Due to their size, they feast on termites, beetles and other small, ground-dwelling arthropods. Like any creature that scares people, the size and general speed the spider moves has been over exaggerated in urban legends, as has its potential danger to humans, which is actually negligible. Number 7: King Baboon Spider. The King Baboon Spider is a type of tarantula native to East Africa that can grow a leg span of up to 20cm. This is another burrowing species that makes dens underground and, as a result, its back legs are very thick as they are used for digging. Although not deadly to humans, the King Baboon Spider does have very strong venom and a bite from a baby spider – which roughly measures about 1cm in body length – would be enough to cause sharp pain and leave the bite area itchy for a number of days. Some spider fans considered this a collectable species, but due to its highly defensive nature it’s not suitable for beginners. Would you keep this as a pet? Let us know in the comment below! And while your’re there, be sure to hit that subscribe button! Number 6: Colombian Giant Black Tarantula Also known as the Colombian redleg or simply the Colombian Giant Tarantula, this spider is found in the Colombian and Brazilian tropical rainforests. It likes to prey on large insects like crickets, as well as small lizards and mice.

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10 Facts About Valentine's Day! From its unknown origins to the history of it’s candy…stay tuned to number 1 to find out 10 facts about the history of Valentine’s Day! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to find out about the Top 10 Most Unique Bridges In The World! https://youtu.be/o6frjuMvpIg Number 10: The Origin Of Valentine's Day. Usually, when it comes to holidays, you can understand or extrapolate where the tradition came from. St. Patrick's Day was from Ireland, 4th of July was celebrating the independence of America, and so on. But with Valentine's Day, it may be a bit harder. For there are actually two different theories as to how the day came to be. First and foremost, many think that it was because of Saint named Valentine. This is why some refer to the holiday as St. Valentine's Day. But ironically, the Catholic Church has documented three different men named Valentine who were Saints, and all of whom were executed for their faith, making things even more complicated in terms of an "origin story". One take on one of the St. Valentine's was that when a Roman emperor forbade the army soldiers to marry, as he felt it would allow them to fight without fear of loss, that St. Valentine came in and performed secret marriages. He was then caught and imprisoned. This last fact is considered a definite possible origin of the holiday. For it's said that after defying the emperor, St Valentine got an admirer via a woman who visited him in the prison. It was here that he sent a note to her, the first Valentine card, if you will. Then, before his passing, he sent one last message to her signed, From Your Valentine, or so the story goes. And thus, that's how the signature phrase came to be. Others still think that it's an extension of a rather...explicit Roman tradition that somehow survived the Christian uprising in various ways. No matter how you slice it, though, the true origins of Valentine's Day are a mystery to all. Number 9: The Date. Just as the origin of the holiday is a bit of a mystery, just as clouded is why it was settled on February 14th. One of the reasons is said to be because of the Roman holiday called Lupercalia, which was a very racous holiday that I really don't want to go into. But, it was said have started on February 15th. So moving it a day before to thus ensure it wasn't fully associated with that date seems fair. But, another take on it has a more natural flavor. For many noticed that the doves of the world seem to go into their mating season in the middle of February, and doves are now associated with Valentine's Day as they are the birds of love. So February 14th might have been chosen for that reason. It's also been noted that February has often been associated with romance and love for one reason or another, so the people who officially made the holiday (Christians believe it or not) wanted to choose a date within the month that felt right, and the 14th seemed to match up. Number 8: The Love Of Chocolate. Before we talk about my sweet tooth, take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero community by using the buttons below! There are many things that are associated with Valentine's Day, and chocolate is one of the biggest ones. But have you ever wondered why? It may seem like an obvious choice now, but it had to be connected to the holiday in some fashion, right? Well, apparently, many doctors thought that chocolate wasn't just tasty, that it was actually medicine. How so? Well, they deduced that eating chocolate would help you get over the loss of a loved one. Or, that it would help heal your broken heart. Naturally, there's no actual basis for this, however, you can't deny that when you eat chocolate, it tastes good, and you feel good, so the connection might have simply come from that. Now, if you're wondering where the first box of chocolates came from, that would be Richard Cadbury all the way back in the 1800's. And it's not hard to see why that particular invention came to be very popular on the holiday. Love is very sweet, but chocolate can be even sweeter, am I right? Number 7: Men Vs. Women. No, this isn't about how love is a battlefield or anything like that. Rather, it's about the spending patterns of men and women on Valentine's Day. Take a minute and think, who do you believe spends more on gifts for their Valentine? Regardless of whether it's on their friend, crush, boyfriend/girlfriend, lover, or spouse. Who do you think spends more money on cards and gifts? Men or women? The obvious answer is women. Women are more expressive in their feelings, and are said to be more personal in their gift-giving, as they want to find the perfect gift for their significant other. Men, are often touted as emotionally-stunted. They'll have emotions, but not know how to express them. And thus, they don't spend the time and money they should on Valentine's Day gifts. Right? Wrong.

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Most people were taught the works of William Shakespeare in school, but, interestingly enough, most scholars know little about his life, outside of his writings. There are many unknown elements to Shakespeare's life in England. While the bard wrote timeless classics such as Hamlet and Macbeth, most people don't realize that his entire family was completely illiterate. Find out more in this amazing list, brought to you by Zero2Hero! Click here to subscribe: https://goo.gl/NXuChu Space is pretty amazing, too! Find out more about our universe here!!! https://youtu.be/mIc4HpYRdWM Much mystery surrounds the famous English writer William Shakespeare. With little evidence surviving from the times, scholars have had to piece the pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle. From Crazy facts of the universe to illiteracy…stay tuned to find out if Shakespeare was really even Shakespeare! Number 10: Coat of Arms. In the 16th century it was it was considered ‘respectable’ to have a coat of arms. They had no practical purpose and were more for show - A symbol of status. But getting one wasn’t easy. People would have to make an application to the College of Arm with supporters, and they had to prove that the family was worthy of it. Oh, and they had to have money - a lot of money. The coats of arms were considerably expensive, and for many it would have been a lot more than a year's salary! As a result, they served as excellent status symbols and it's perhaps not surprising that they were very sought after. William’s father, John, applied for a coat of arms from the College of Heralds, but unfortunate changes in his financial situation prevented him from obtaining it. Thankfully, William later revived the claim on his father’s behalf and was successful in obtaining a family Coat. It’s always handy to have successful son! Number 9: Birthday Confusion. As with a lot of things about Shakespeare, scholars are not 100% sure of his exact date of birth. His baptism is recorded in the register of the Holy Trinity Parish Church in Stratford as taking place on the 26th of April 1564. It was tradition during the 16th century to have a christening as soon as possible after the birth. This has led some scholars to set his birth date as three days earlier, on April the 23rd – which is also Saint George’s Day in England. The claim of this date can be traced back to the 18th century, however, no hard evidence exists. What makes it even more difficult is that, for most of the 16th century, England still used the Julian calendar. This was not changed until October 1582 when Pope Gregory XIII introduced the Gregorian calendar which had a 0.002% correction in the length of the year. It’s likely we’ll never know the exact date, but it’s one more mystery add to the several others surrounding Shakespeare life. Number 8: Shakespeare, American & Starlings. Starlings are one of the any birds referenced throughout Shakespeare’s play, but one species has been causing serious issues in America - the European starling. In 1890, German immigrant Eugene Schiefelin, who was a big fan of Shakespeare’s works and who, for unknown reasons, thought it would be a good idea to populate North America with as many of Shakespeare’s birds as possible. Well, one day Eugene did exactly that and released 60 starlings into Central Park in New York – the rest is history! These birds were very good at reproducing, and now there are estimated to be about 200 million European Starlings in North America. Eugene was part of the American Acclimatization Society who sought to introduce as many old work species of animals and plants to the new world. But what’s the issue? Well, not only did they introduce an invasive species, one that now dominates the skyline, they are also causing other issues: i.) They are having an impact on the agricultural industry. On average, European starlings cause up to $1 billion worth of damage. ii.) They’ve even been known to have an influence on the dairy industry. The more the starlings eat the grains, the less grain is available for the cows to eat, which in turn means they produce less milk. iii.) Perhaps the most frightening thing is their impact on flights and their capacity to endanger human lives. In 1960 a flock of bird flew into the engine of a flight departing from Boston airport. What would Shakespeare think of this? Well, we’ll never know, but, it certainly is interesting! Number 7: Illiteracy Although we don’t know much about Shakespeare, scholars believe most of his family would have been illiterate. This is not uncommon on the time-period, and taking into consideration his apparent humble origins, it’s not surprising that they were illiterate. The general belief is that his parents were illiterate, as his father signed his name on documents with a mark, but it’s also believe that his wife and children might have also been illiterate.

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10 Most Environmentally Damaging Industries! From industrial waste to acid rain…stay tuned to number 1 to find out 10 of the most polluting industries in the world. This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see 10 Mansions That No One Wants To Buy!! https://youtu.be/XASGVgYmRdI Number 10: Agriculture. There can be no denying that pesticides and other chemicals used by the agricultural industry pollute the environment. Studies continue to show the negative impact that these chemicals can have on local wildlife and water sources. There is no one single cause of agriculture pollution. Pesticides and fertilizers, contaminated water, soil erosion and sedimentation, and livestock diet and waste requirements can cause health related issues and have an effect on aquatic animals. In 2016, the Guardian covered a report which stated that farming was the biggest cause of air pollution in Europe. The study at the heart of the 2016 Guardian article takes it a step further by highlighting the industries impact on air pollution. When the nitrogen compounds are mixed with air already polluted from other industries, they combine to form solid particles that can stick in the fine lung tissue of children and adults, causing breathing difficulties, and impaired lung and heart function…eventually leading premature expiration. Number 9: Industrial Dumpsites. It would be hard to put an exact number on the number of industrial dumpsites that exist in the world. Some countries are less forthcoming about the number of the large-scale dumpsites they have. Nevertheless, the polluting impact of these sites are well-known. Both open dumpsites and municipal landfills are used around the world, often containing scrap metal, agricultural waste, hospital and household waste, and chemical waste from industrial processes. The mixture of toxic substances and decaying organic material can impact the soil quality of the areas surrounding a landfill site. Add rain to the mix and the result is a serious contamination of the local ground water. As a result, they are also the last place anyone would want to live, but unfortunately, as a 2017 study brought to light, around 15 million people live and work within huge municipal dump sites around the world. Many of these people who are born and raised in these environments only have an average life expectancy of around 35 years, and many face multiple health issues associated to pollution from dumpsites. Number 8: Fashion Industry. Before we talk about the fashion industy’s environmental impact, take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero community by using the buttons below! Fashion has been the focus of a lot of attention recently. News articles, websites and blogs have featured pieces about pollution in the fashion industry. In comparison to some of the other entries in this list, fashion is the most unlikely entry on this list. Nevertheless, ‘fast fashion’, is has having a considerable impact on the environment, and in particular, through water pollution. Since the year 2000, global clothing production has more than doubled in size and, with thousands of new clothes lines a year, consumers are constantly encouraged to buy the newest item. A shocking amount of this ends up in landfill sites. The production and usage of the clothes also causes pollution. The production of clothes requires land for factories, cotton production for material, water and fuel for manufacturing, and there is the potential for lots of toxic chemicals for dyes and so on. Every time we wash them, thousands of plastic fibbers go down the drain and into the rivers, oceans, and according to some recent findings, even into the food chain. Number 7: Dye Industry. In close association with fashion, the dye industry is also a significant polluter. We find dyes in paints, textiles, inks, paper and plastics, which we all use every day. One of the main polluting factors of the dye industries is water pollution which, in turn, has an impact on the local environment and population. The water waste from dye production carries a host of different chemicals. Chromium, lead, mercury, arsenic, as well as a host of other pollutants enter water sources after being directly dumped into surface water without treatment. It won’t take you long online to find photographs from alleged dye factories that run their waste directly into rivers, often causing a visible change in the water. Even without visible change, unchecked dumping of dye water waste has a massive impact on the local environments the factories are based in. Number 6: Product Manufacturing. As the developed world gets greedier and everyone else is catching up, more and more consumer products are being created to satisfy an ever-increasing need. This in turn creates a demand for product manufacturing.

10 Ridiculous laws you won't believe! Its unbelievable that these ridiculous state laws are still on the books... Some of these states definitely need to re-evaluate their strange use of their police force! I mean...who has laws against shooting Bigfoot?!?! Try not to laugh at these crazy facts! Brought to you by Zero2Hero. Click here to subscribe: https://goo.gl/NXuChu Check out our video about the history of UFO sightings! https://youtu.be/4T9NHTjb1CE Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Everyone knows we need laws to keep us safe. But some laws can be a little crazy! Here are the top 10 most ridiculous state laws. Stay tuned to see why #1 is impossible to break! 10. Massachusetts: Can’t sing only half the national anthem. If you start with “O say can you see …” in Massachusetts, you’d better remember the rest of the words, because it’s illegal to sing only part of the Star Spangled Banner. According to the law, you cannot sing the anthem “other than as a whole and separate composition”. Violators can be fined up to $100. The same law makes it a crime to play the national anthem “as dance music”, which is really too bad, because you could imagine the national anthem making a really rocking mix with a Katy Perry song. The law is listed as a “Crime Against Government” in the state, so it was presumably intended to stop people from disrespecting the anthem, which makes sense. But…what if you have a really bad voice? Honestly, for some people, CONTINUING to sing would be more of a crime against humanity than stopping! 9. Alaska: Can’t be sloppy in a bar. In Alaska, it’s not illegal to GET sloppy in a bar, BUT it’s against the law to “remain” there once you are. And you can’t get around this law by hopping from one bar to another, because it’s also illegal to enter a bar when sloppy. You also can’t wait outside and pay someone to get you drinks, because the same law makes it a crime to deliver alcoholic beverages to a sloppy person. You can’t even get around the law by owning the bar, because it’s against the same law to serve drinks when sloppy. That clever Alaskan legislature - always one step ahead! If you always have to leave a bar when you’re sloppy, you might wonder why you’d go there in the first place. But for us, the bigger question is why a state as cold as Alaska would want to throw its sloppy people outside. If this were really enforced, wouldn’t it be a safety hazard to have all these sloppys wandering around in the snow? Someone might pass out on a moose. 8. Colorado: Snowball fights are illegal Speaking of snow, Colorado has banned the classic winter pastime of throwing snowballs. The same law also bans “catapults”, which definitely seems more reasonable (if unnecessary), and it makes us wonder…WHY on Earth the two are grouped together. Is it a slippery slope? Do Colorado kids start out throwing snowballs and work their way up to siege engines? We’re also not sure how this is enforced. Do the police round up roving gangs of eight-year-olds and throw them in the penitentiary? Do they raid snow forts and arrest kids just for having piles of ammunition, or is there an exemption to owning snowballs for “personal use”? Now, one would think that relying on informants could work, but it’s risky - you know that any kid who testifies is going to get pelted the minute he walks out of court. All in all, enforcing this law might not be the best use of Colorado’s police resources. And our guess is it’s pretty far down the cops’ list of priorities. 7. Wyoming: No pictures on public land Most ridiculous laws are old ones, but here’s a law that was passed as recent as 2015. It’s now a crime in the state of Wyoming to take pictures on public land, if those pictures are “submitted or intended to be submitted to any agency of the state or federal government.” Apparently there are some polluted streams in Wyoming, and the state wasn’t happy that people were taking pictures of them as evidence that they violated water quality standards. So they banned the pictures…Problem solved, right? 6. Rhode Island: Must warn drivers when passing You probably broke this law if you’ve driven in Rhode Island: when passing another car, you must give a “timely, audible signal” (like honking your horn). Failing to do so could get you an $85 ticket. Maybe this law dates from the days when cars were rare. But imagine if nowadays everyone honked their horn every time they passed - you couldn’t hear yourself drive. In fact, obeying this law could be dangerous. If you honked your horn at every car you passed, how long before you triggered someone’s road rage? They’d be furious! They’d probably try to run you off the road…the whole time you’d be trying to communicate using hand signals, “I’m not mad at you, I’m just trying to obey this law”.

10 AMAZING Lost Worlds!! From hidden rain forests to hidden ecosystems…stay tuned to number 1 to find out the most amazing lost worlds in, well…the world! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to learn about Buddhism: What YOU Didn't Know! https://youtu.be/B5z2TSWucuM Number 10: Mount Roraima. When you think about South America, your mind likely goes to the Amazon, but it's got quite a few mountains and mountain ranges, and one of the most unbelievable of them is the one called Mount Roraima. The mountain is located in between Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana, and is actually one of the oldest rock formations on Earth. And that's only the beginning of its wonders. One of unique features of the mountain is that it has a flat top, which is very rare, when you consider what most mountains look like. Then, there's the sheer size and length of the mountain, it is 9 miles long. The way nature plays with the mountain has attracted many across the world. It has waterfalls because of the consistent rain, it's a home to rare plants, and the journey to get to the top of the mountain isn't easy. Yet, people don't seem to mind, as they keep coming to it. Add to all of that, because it's 9,000 feet tall, the mountain is touched by the clouds, making it truly feel like another world when you look at it from above. Many try to come and see it, but few will ever get to experience the wonder of this lost world. Number 9: Sima Humboldt. Sometimes, nature gives us a unique "world" by hiding it from basic sight until you see it from another point of view entirely. And this is an accurate description of what Sima Humboldt is. For you see, from the ground level, you couldn't even find Sima Humboldt, for it's hidden within the summit of a massive plateau. What do I mean by "within"? Well, Sima Humboldt is really a sinkhole that has created a massive gap in the plateau it's within. The sinkhole is massive, being over 110 feet wide and 1,600 feet deep starting from the edge at the surface. And in terms of volume, it's 640,000,000 cubic feet. The sinkhole is honestly so massive that it has developed its very own ecosystem, and that proves that life can truly be anywhere as long as it finds a way...that sounds familiar... Crazy enough, Sima Humboldt wasn't discovered until the 1970's, and even then, wasn't even traversed by people until a few years later. Just as crazy is that there is actually more sinkholes in the area, and some of them aren't that far from Sima Humboldt. Number 8: Antarctica. Before we talk about the mysteries of Antarctica, take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero by subscribing below! You know…click those little buttons! It may seem odd at first that I'm listing a whole continent here on this list, but when you think about it, what do we actually know about Antarctica? I mean, really, what do we know? We know about some of the creatures that live in the intense cold. We know its average temperature, but in truth, we haven't explored it as much as many would like. In fact, even though we have had some scientific bases on Antarctica set up, we're nowhere close to having a true settlement there, and that's because of the intense cold, insane snow storms, and the fact that there is so much lack of life-sustaining food and other materials for humans to try and live there. When you put that all together, you get a land that is discovered, yet lost. And other parts of Antarctica that we know about, we can't reach. Like Lake Vostok. Which is a lake that is buried beneath miles of snow, where its surface is actually well below sea level. Scientists are infinitely curious about this lake, but because of the very nature of Antarctica, we can't get to it. And what if this was but one simple mystery within this lost world? What could we find if we had a little more time and access? Number 7: Amazon Rainforest. You' going to see some places on this list that are somewhat known, and yet, are technically unknown, and the Amazon Rainforest definitely fits that bill. First off, the Amazon Rainforest has a 2.6 million square mile base. That's massive, and that entire area is filled with thick trees, massive rivers, and tons of animals and plant life. Just the ones we know about include 40,000 plant species, 3,000 kinds of fish, and over 300 kinds of reptiles, and that's not even mentioning all the mammals and insects that live in the Amazon. Plus, because it's so dense, and not all of it has been explored yet, there's no doubt that there's even more species out there in the rainforest just waiting to be found. So that begs the question, why haven't we gone and explored it? Well, over the many centuries, people have tried, a lot. And they've failed, always. Granted, we know some of the Amazon rainforest, but the deeper you go, the harder it gets for you to find your way, and find your way out.

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Most Insane Warrior Cultures In History! From deadly armies to walls of pure steel…stay tuned to number 1 to find about the 10 most intense warrior cultures in history! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see the 10 BASIC Foods you didn't know were SUPER Foods! https://youtu.be/jwz7zg-mw0g Number 10: Samurai. The first entry on this list is one we should all be familiar with. Samurai, or bushi, were the military nobility of medieval and early-modern Japan whose culture still fascinates many today. The golden era of the Samurai is often thought to be in the period of Japanese history dated from 1550 to 1615, during which time the warriors reached the zenith of their powers. The Samurai were heavily armed, highly skilled and unmatched with a sword. Their sword, the mighty katana, was often called the soul of the Samurai and is one of the sharpest in the world – sharp enough to slice a man in half. The Samurai were also incredibly skilled with the arrow, and in combination with the sword, they were a formidable force. Throughout their lives they followed the code of Bushido, which means “way of the warrior.” And, in recent times, the Samurai have been increasingly portrayed in popular films and TV entertainment. Number 9: The Maori. The Maori started arriving in New Zealand on canoes between 1250 and 1300 AD and formed a rich and complex society in the centuries that followed, until Westerners arrived in the 17th and 18th centuries. The Maori were tribal peoples, and war and warrior culture was a part of their society with every male being trained as a warrior. One of the well-known features of Maori warrior culture is the traditional war dance, the Haka. This involved chanting, stamping feet, sticking tongues out, and bulging eyes. In the past it was used to intimidate enemies or as part of rituals but in the modern day it is regularly seen performed by New Zealand’s national sports teams. Another attribute of Maori culture was war strategy. Fighting in groups called a hapu, which rarely consisted of more than 100 warriors. When attacking enemy settlements they took the women as war prizes and often killed all the men to try and make certain no tribesman came seeking revenge. They would take, and try to preserve, the heads of these fallen enemies. This is clearly not a force you would want to be defeated by! Number 8: Aztec. One of the greatest and fiercest warrior cultures in South America were the Aztecs. Much of their society revolved around warfare and it impacted people of all ages. But before we learn more about the Aztec culture, take a moment to like this video and subscribe to Zero2Hero! Don’t forget to click that little notification bell, to, so you can always stay up to date on our newest videos. At birth, young Aztec boys received two warrior symbols – a uniquely designed shield placed in his left hand and an arrow in his right hand – both of which would then be taken, along with the boy’s umbilical cord, to a battlefield to be buried. As the boys grew older they would become part of the Aztec military. The military was split in to two groups. The larger number was composed of commoners with only basic military training, but with was supplemented with a considerable number of professional warriors who belonged to the military nobility. The Aztecs used their fighting forces for two key reasons. The first was for territorial expansion and resources. This involved subjugating enemy states for resources or to extract tributes and expand Aztec political control. The second reason was tied to their religious as social beliefs. To advance in a warrior culture you would need to be successful in fighting which involved going to war. Moreover, the Aztec practiced human sacrifice and therefore needed a continuous fresh supply of captives for religious ceremonies. This combination resulted in a formidable and deadly warrior culture! Number 7: Zulu. The Zulu are a Bantu ethnic group from Southern Africa. Although the majority of Zulu people live in South Africa, where they are the largest ethnic group, Zulu peoples also live in other African countries. In the 18th century, the Zulu were a major clan in what is known today as the Northern KwaZulu-Natal, and later in the 19th century they merged into a great kingdom under the leadership of Shaka. The Zulu men resolved disputes within the tribe by public addressing it through stick fighting. The duel is won as soon as blood flows, but in the event of demise, there were no legal charges as long as the rules were abided by. This wasn’t the only way they put their fighting skills to use and, collectively, the Zulu warriors were a deadly force. During the 19th century they faced the British in the Anglo-Zulu war where they had their greatest success in warfare against 1,500 enemy troops.

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INSANE Facts about Vlad Dracula!! Romania's Top 10 BEST!! When you say the name Vlad III, It is possible that no particular picture comes to mind, the trouble is that it should because there is an extremely famous book that is based on his life and his…preferences? A book with a villain that you have definitely heard of at some point in your life. In fact there is a whole fan base around this and even people wanting to be just like the creature that was created because of him. Vlad III, or as you may know him, Vlad the Impaler was the inspiration behind the legendary Dracula and subsequently the other vampires that came after him. From psychological warfare, to insane forms of torture, stay tuned to number 1 to find out exactly why Vlad Dracula is the hero of Romania. These Top Ten facts brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see the Top Moments in ANIME!!! https://youtu.be/uL7VsF_72j0 Number 10: Vlad’s early days. Believed to be born around 1431, historians believe Vlad’s birthplace to be the Transylvanian town of Sighisoara. He was the second born son of Vlad Dracul, who was the Ruler of Wallachia at the time. His mother, on the other hand, is something of a mystery, but is believed to be a noblewomen from Maldovia. At the age of 11 he, his father, and his brother were captured by the Ottomans and imprisoned for a year. At the end of the year their father was released, but Vlad and his brother Radu were kept as prisoners to ensure that their father would continue to rule as a “puppet ruler.” Vlad’s time with the Turks was not wasted, though, as he spent his time as their captive learning and became well educated in logic, literature, science, geography and the Persian language. It is also believed that it was during his time as a prisoner that he first witnessed impalement as a torture technique, a technique he is still today known for…but…we’ll get to that in a minute. Number 9: The Order of the Dragon. Despite sounding like the name of the next superhero movie, the order of the dragon was a group devoted to fighting the enemies of Christianity; in particular the Ottoman Empire and pagans of the time. Vlad and his father were both part of the order and Vlad II was so proud to be a member that he even changed his name to Dracul, which means dragon in Romanian, while Vlad III, in turn, changed his name to Dracula…which at the time meant Son of the Dragon. Although, modern translations change the translation closer to Son of the Devil. Surprisingly, being part of The Order of the Dragon meant that Vlad was a devout Christian and fought to preserve Christianity in what was then known as Wallachia…although Vlad’s version of preserving Christianity still included his tried and tested method of impaling people. Number 8: Impalement. As we’ve noted here, as well as in an earlier Zero2Hero video on the Worst Kings and Queens in history, Vlad Tepes loved impailing people. Whatever your crime under Vlad’s rule, no matter how small, impalement was the only punishment. Sure, he had other torture techniques that he would use on his enemies, but for anybody who committed a crime under his rule, whether it be petty theft for food or murder, they had to face impalement. This may sound ruthless, and perhaps it was, but under Vlad’s rule the crime rate was extremely low, with most fearing that they would be found out and punished. The trouble is that Vlad didn’t impale his victims with the purpose of killing them right away, but would actually ensure that victims survived on the spear so that they would suffer for days before eventually succumbing to their wounds or loss of blood. Vlad even had a test he would use in order to see how loyal his subjects were. Number 7: The Golden Cup. Simply put, Vlad had his citizens under his thumb and he knew it, and in order to prove this he devised a clever plan. The impaler would place a solid gold cup in the town square of Tirgoviste stating that anybody could drink from the cup if they needed, but the cup was not allowed to leave the town square. To truly realize what he did, you need to know that the city had around 60,000 people living in it at the time and among them there were thousands of people living in poverty, people who could have not only drank from the cup, but taken it and sold it for a significant amount of money. Despite this, though, the cup was left completely untouched for what some people believe was years. The point proven here was that even though Vlad had given his people permission to drink from the cup, they were too afraid of the possible consequences of doing this, fearing that it was a trap and that if you actually drank from the cup you would be impaled. What do you think would have happened to anybody who used the cup? Let us know in the comments below. While you’re there…don’t forget to click on the subscribe button to follow us for future videos!

10 Most SHOCKING DNA Test Results! From long lost families to lies and deceit…stay tuned to number 1 to hear my own shocking personal findings from DNA test results! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see our list of the Top 10 Strangest Monuments In the World! https://youtu.be/HYzNu_CZ1DQ Number 10: Grandma's Little Secret. Let me ask you an obvious question, why do we take DNA tests? So we can find out our ancestry, right? To see where we come from, what are extended family is like, right? Well, for one family, that was what happened, but not in the way that they intended. For you see, a kids mother decided to do a DNA test, and what she found out was that her brother was only a half-sibling. Which would be impossible, unless...there was something very secretive going on in the family. Turns out, the mother had been born from an affair. And when she was born, the grandmother had passed her off as her child and her husbands'. So thus, she not only lied, but lied for a great deal of time. Or, as the kid noted, the grandmother was likely going to try and take this secret to her grave, but science caught up to her. This is embarrassing in so many levels, but not the least of which is that that grandmother has a LOT of explaining to do. Number 9: Secret Son. Sadly, this kind of thing happens more than you might realize. For example, there was a biologist by the name of George Doe, and as a gift to his parents, he decided to give them a 23 and Me rundown, which is a DNA test and ancestry website, that links test takers by relationship. A very nice gift, and one with the best of intentions. Why? Well, he wanted to use the test to see if there were going to be any health issues in the family, whether through him or through his children, etc, as the DNA tests often show that. So, he gets the test back, right? And everything looks good. His parents were indeed his parents, and everything seemed to be very straightforward. But, as part of the test, if the database of the service (in this case 23 and me) has a potential DNA match to another person, they'll show it off to you if you want. Sure enough, the report had that option for George. And it referenced a man about his age named Thomas that had a 22% DNA match to him. He asked his dad about it, and he didn't know a Thomas. But, upon looking deeper into the dad's ancestry file, Thomas popped up again, but this time with a 50% DNA match. Thomas was the dad’s son, and George, along with the rest of the family, was shocked. This sadly ended with the divorce of George's parents, and the father is now very much estranged from the family. While George doesn't regret doing the test, he does wish there were more warnings about what he might find in the DNA test results. Number 8: Not So Native Americans. This is the story of Doreen Isherwood and Anne Hall, two very regular and average women who were living in England. They were born and raised there, but, they were curious as to their ancestry, and thus each sent in a DNA test. But while they did get genetic markers for various parts of Europe, they also had strong Native American markers. Being that they were born and raised in England, this was very odd. So, they did some research, and there are a few ways that this could be possible. The first is that there were Native Americans captured during the early Settler days and brought back to England, not unlike the rumored story of Pocahontas...minus the capturing of course. The other possibility, one that history says is quite probable, is that the Native Americans actually made it to England on their own, and actually lived in the communities there once they arrived. Either way though, it was certainly a shock to these two ladies. Number 7: Larry David's Newest Joke. One of the big reasons that we do DNA tests is that we're "fed" our heritage by people we know and trust, and thus, we believe what they tell us no matter what, because we don't know any different. So, for legendary writer and comedian Larry David, when he told people his heritage was largely Jewish, he wasn't lying, because he himself was Jewish, and his family was Jewish, so it seemed like the logical conclusion. Turns out, not so much. According to his DNA results, he was in fact 55% European in heritage, as well as 32% Native American. That's quite a long ways from being most Jewish. Now, that's not to say that others in his family weren't Jewish, but it's clear that the family known as the David's got around a lot, and thus his heritage is a lot more complex than what he believed. See? Even celebrities have shocking heritage. Number 6 Things You REALLY didn't want to know. If it's not clear by now, these DNA tests can show some really dark sides of peoples families. Not all of them, mind you, but some of them.

Who Are The Most Intelligent People In The World?? From men who changed science to women who change the world…stay tuned to number 1 to find out who are the most intelligent people in the world! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see 10 Amazing Facts About India! https://youtu.be/gQdNnn7iXeg Number 10. Charles Dickens It may seem odd that an author, of all things, is starting off the list of "most intelligent people of all time", but if we're going off of raw intelligence, then he definitely makes the list. Why? Because Charles Dickens had an IQ of 165. Which you would think was attributed to his time at school, but it wasn't. Because he actually left school at a young age because his father was put in prison for not paying a debt. He worked at a factory for a time, but then, he started to edit journals and write novels, and this was the start of his legendary career. But his career wasn't rooted in just writing, Charles Dickens was a very eloquent speaker and advocate. He campaigned for children's rights, better education, and so much more. As for his writings, not only was he brilliant with the pen, he’s even the one who created the art of the cliffhanger, as his stories were typically released in weekly or monthly publications. He would listen to feedback from the people, and then adjust his stories accordingly. That sounds like a very intelligent man to me. Number 9: Galileo. Whether you know him from his work in science, or his cameo in the song Bohemian Rhapsody, the man known as Galileo was instrumental in the discovery of the workings of our world. Mainly because he was smart enough to figure them out. Depending on which test he took, his IQ scores were between 180-200, putting him in high intellect statures. Born in Italy in 1564, Galileo lived in what you might call a primitive world in terms of science and belief, and yet, instead of following the herd in terms of what was believed at the time, Galileo dared to push science forward, despite what other people said of him. It was because of him that we learned about inertia, and the Law of Falling Bodies. He also is the father of the Scientific Method, of modern physics, and in the words of Albert Einstein "modern science altogether.” Even though the Church itself condemned his findings in science and astronomy, Galileo kept going in his research and beliefs. Even penning two books while under house arrest. Number 8: Cleopatra. Before we talk about the genius of Cleopatra…take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero community by using the buttons below! Ok, it's debatable just how smart Cleopatra was in terms of her IQ, after all, there wasn't an IQ test back then, you know? But many guess that she was not only incredibly smart, but had an IQ of about 180, which is higher than many thought a woman could have back in those days, obviously, we know better now. Her reign as the last Pharaoh of Egypt before Rome's conquering was proof of her intelligence. For she knew not only how to manipulate people, but also how to gain allies, including Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. Both of which she skillfully manipulated in ways that allowed her to screw over her enemies while also getting more fame and love in the process. But her intelligence goes beyond her cunning, Cleopatra was truly brilliant. Depending on the historian you talk to, she either knew five languages, or a dozen, all of which she spoke fluently in order to better rule her kingdom. It was also said that instead of having her court filled with people to amuse her, she instead loved to have the company of scholars, so that they could talk about very intelligent matters. Anyway you look at it, Cleopatra was one of the smartest people on Earth then and now. Number 7: Michael Faraday. As proven with Cleopatra and Galileo, having the intelligence isn't enough, you need to know how to use it, and to that end, scientist Michael Faraday is one of the most brilliant people in history. For his work in various fields of electricity helped establish many principles that work today in booming fashion. Not unlike Charles Dickens, Faraday actually had very little in terms of education, and yet, he had a grasp on the fields of electromagnetism and electrochemistry that far outpaced anyone around him at the time. It was because of him that we discovered the Electromagnetic Field that lies around certain objects. As well as finding out that magnetism could affect light, which in turn led to several creations that helped make electricity something that the human race could actually use. Thomas Edison wouldn't have been able to make a light bulb work without the science that Faraday discovered. His work in these fields led to his name being attached to many things, including Faraday’s law of induction; Faraday effect: Faraday cage; Faraday paradox; Faraday wheel; and Faraday wave, just to name a few.

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Top 10 Most INSANE Weapons Ever Invented! From ancient rapid-fire arrows to the strangest of tank designs…stay tuned to number 1 to find out the MOST insane military weapons in history. This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see the Top 10 STRANGEST Things Found Underwater! https://youtu.be/uroTelBbTX8 Number 10: The Macuahuitl. Dual action weapons are always a great choice for battle. Ones that can cut an adversary and bash their head in are especially helpful when fighting in close combat. The Macuahuitl was just that for the Aztecs. This thing was definitely intimidating, to say the least. A simple looking weapon, the Macuahuitl was one part jagged slicer and one part thick wooden club. The sides were covered with sharp volcanic rock, so it wasn't good for stabbing like a sword, but excellent for shredding flesh off an enemy. Thankfully, the clubbing action was more commonly used in battle by the Aztecs, where the thick wooden mallet of this thing could knock out a sizeable animal, and easily take down a human being. The Aztecs liked this ability, as it allowed them to drag their enemies back to camp to be used in ritual sacrifices. On second thought, maybe the jagged slicing action would have been a better way to lose the fight. Number 9: The Apache Helicopter. The Apache line of attack helicopters has been a popular choice for the US Army for decades. While the Army usually only consists of ground troops, this helicopter from Hades packs a punch that the on-the-ground troops certainly appreciate for air support. The Apache helicopter has pretty much everything the Army needs: missiles for long distance shots, cannons for shorter range, and sensors to help find the enemy. Basically, this thing can quickly clear the way for the ground troops to do their work, and help them do it much faster and safer than they would have otherwise. One of the best aspects of the Apache is that the Army owns and operates each one. This makes things easier, as they don't have to tag team with another division of the military to call in the support. With the Apache being an in-house product, the Army can take care of business swiftly and without any communication issues, making it even more effective a weapon and even more frightening for the enemy. Number 8: The M-2 Machine Gun. Before we talk about the history of the M-2, take a moment to subscribe for more fascinating videos from Zero2Hero! It’s important to clikc that little notification bell, too. Oh…and like this video! Machine guns are always a popular choice when going to war. But, it’s hard to believe that a gun invented for World War II would be any good in the modern era, but the M-2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun has stood the test of time…and for good reason. This rapid-fire blaster is insanely powerful and has never let the US down. The M-2 basically has the power of a small, handheld cannon. It has been used for shooting at enemy troops on the ground, enemy vehicles in the field, and enemy aircraft in the sky. Not a lot of weapons can say they are good for three different sizes of bad guy. The newer models of the M-2, known as the M2A1 have even more features to help win a war. This model features a flash hiding suppressor so troops can use it in the dark and not give away their location due to the flash of light from each shot. It also boasts a quick-change barrel, and much faster reload times than its predecessor. With stats like these, it's unlikely the military will ever retire the M-2 line of machine guns. Number 7: The Ball Tank. The Ball Tank is just what it sounds like: A large hamster wheel with soldiers inside, rolling through the battlefield shooting at the enemy. If nothing else, the visual alone could surprise the bad guys and scare them off. The weapon was great in terms of defense. Up to 3 soldiers could fit inside this impenetrable ball, fully protected, and get very close to enemy lines without a problem. However, the Ball Tank was not that great in terms of offense. The guns were never pointing in one direction for long enough to get off a good shot. Sometimes you shoot into the air, sometimes into the ground and occasionally a lucky shot at the enemy. To make thing worse, the Ball Tank had no windows, so the guys inside could never know if the next shot will hit a foe or a friend. Needless to say, nobody wants to fight aside a rolling ball of death that shoots at complete random. The Ball Tank didn't last long and the military opted for better options…like full size tanks with windows.

Jason Momoa: 10 Things You Didn't Know! From his time in Hollywood to the unbelievable career path he ALMOST took…stay tuned to number 1 to find out 10 crazy facts about Jason Mamoa! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see the 10 Hottest Places On Earth!! https://youtu.be/JkmEQWi5eLA Number 10: Best Performing DC Comics Movie Ever. The DC Extended Universe, or DCEU as it is called, hasn't always had the best of luck. Strangely, their box office totals were almost always high, but the critical praise was almost never good outside of Man of Steel and Wonder Woman. But with Aquaman...the tide...pun intended...started to change. While it did have the lowest box office opening of all the DCEU films, at around 72 million, it had the longest legs of ANY of the DCEU films, and not only beat all of them out, but he even beat the last two Dark Knight films in order to become the highest grossing DC Comics film of all time with over 1.1 billion dollars in revenue. Now, as some point out, a majority of this money was made overseas. Especially in China, which loved Aquaman so much that they extended its theatrical run another month, which obviously added more money to it. But, that doesn't really count, because, technically, all of the Marvel movies, and the DC movies had big overseas hauls too, and few did as well as Aquaman. Plus, it proved that the "B-List' heroes of a comic brand could be one of the best performers in terms of movies. I mean, if you were told ten years ago that an Aquaman film would beat a couple of Batman films...you probably wouldn’t have believed them, right? Speaking of which... Number 9: Breaking The Mold. I want you to picture Batman, how does he look? How about Spiderman? Or Cyborg? The point here is that these characters all have a certain look, and it suits their personality. Aquaman...kind of doesn't. In the comics, he's blond, Caucasian, and wears a bright orange and green outfit. He was perceived as so weak that in the Super Friends cartoon he would ride a seahorse and get beat up a lot. But in the comics, he was a boss, yet people forgot about that over time, and so the idea of Aquaman being epic was a foolish notion. So, when Zack Snyder decided to start casting his Justice League, he knew he wanted to break the mold of what was "perceived" as Aquaman, and turn him into what he should be. Momoa is Hawaiian in descent, who are a people greatly tied to the waters of the world, and so in Snyder's eyes, he was the perfect fit for Aquaman. And in the now infamous "Unite The Seven" picture, they made sure people knew that this wasn't going to be the Super Friends version of Aquaman. And sure enough, not only did Aquaman do great at the box office, Momoa was praised for his performance as Arthur Curry, and now everyone knows that the King of the Seas is someone you take seriously, and that Momoa is a really good actor. Speaking of which... Number 8: He Turned Down The Role Of Drax. Before we talk about this crazy Hollywood story, take a moment to like this video and join the Zero2Hero community by subscribing below! Yeah, that's right, Jason Momoa was originally going to be cast as Drax The Destroyer in Guardians of the Galaxy, he interviewed for it and everything. And it wasn't that Dave Bautista did better than him, it was that after looking at the script, Momoa saw that he was being type cast in a way, and he didn't want that: "Dave (Bautista) is perfect for that role, for Drax. It didn’t really fit in my time because I’ve done so many things where I don’t say much and I’m colored up and I have my shirt off again. I made a conscious choice to turn down some movies that were action-based to direct Road to Paloma so people could see that side…. It’s not that it’s not a good role, it just wasn’t the right thing. I was on Stargate: Atlantis for four years playing a similar character called Ronon, who was an alien who didn’t say much and grunted. I’ve been there and done that, whether people have seen it or not. You want to stretch." And it's true, a lot of Momoa's early roles (one I'll talk about later) had him being muscular, physical and not talking much. For a guy who doesn't want to be known just for those roles, Drax isn't the right kind of character for him. Granted, Baustista did an amazing job as Drax in both Guardians Of The Galaxy films, and that's not to be taken away from him. But, Momoa was right, he doesn't talk much, is basically the muscle of the team, and a lot of his dialogue in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 was comedy oriented and didn't have much depth. In contrast, him being Aquaman allowed him to show off many sides of his acting chops. And that's what he wanted the whole time. So yeah, he turned down one big role, but he made it up with another big role that enhanced his career.

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10 Craziest Facts About Julius Caesar! From his affair with Cleopatra to getting kidnapped by pirates…stay tuned to number 1 to find out 10 things you didn’t know about Julius Caesar! This top 10 brought to you by Zero2Hero!! Don't forget to subscribe here! https://goo.gl/NXuChu Click here to see the 10 Ways Astrology Affects YOU!! https://youtu.be/cWNkDqi-GRE Number 10: The Birth Of Caesar Born on the 13th of July, 100 BC, this great leader, warrior, and dictator would become a name that would be remembered for centuries. Known by most simply as Julius Caesar, his full name was Gaius Julius Caesar, and he was named after his father who shared the exact same name. Caesar had two sisters, named Julia Major and Julia Minor and his mother’s name was Aurelia Cotta. Common belief is that Julius was born through Caesarian section but, although it was a method that was already in use by that time, the mother of the newborn rarely survived, and it would only be used in a case where the mother was in critical medical condition. Instead, it is thought that one of his ancestors were born through caesarean section and that was the beginning of the namesake. Theories of this being the origin of his name come from the Latin word for “cut” being Caesus, but there are also other possible origins behind the name. For example there is Caesaries, which means long hair in Latin, or Caesai which is the act of killing an elephant in battle. Number 9: Caesar’s Early Years. Caesar was born into a ruling family in Rome and, despite them being one of the main ruling families, they were not originally politically influential. Things began to change, though, and his father was made governor of the Roman province of Asia. During Caesar’s early teen years, a war broke out between his uncle Gaius Marius and his bitter rival Lucias Cornelius Sulla. His father was killed in the war, and at the age of just 16, Caesar was made the head of his family. He then married the daughter of one of his uncle’s allies, but was ordered to divorce her after Sulla was victorious in the war. But Caesar refused to divorce his wife and to keep his love, he fled Italy…where he was staying at the time…by enrolling in the military where he first served under the province of Asia before changing to serve under Cilicia. Number 8: Kidnapped By Pirates. In the year 78 BC, Caesar was in his twenties when he learned that Sulla had passed. As such, he retuned to Rome and reclaimed his inheritance and the house that had been confiscated after he fled. He lived there for three years before setting out for the Aegean island of Rhodes in order to study oratory under the famed professor, Apollonius Molon. Before we talk about the connection to pirates, though, take a moment to like this video and subscribe to Zero2Hero! While in transit, however, Caesar was kidnapped by pirates and held hostage on board their ship, and they demanded 20 talents of silver for his safe return. Talents were a unit of weight in those times, and one talent weighed around 75 pounds. At today’s prices, a talent is estimated to be valued around 1.4 million dollars! Caesar insisted that they ask for 50 talents, however, so that they had more to spend while he hunted them down after his release. Eventually, the ransom was paid to the pirates and Caesar was released, he then immediately raised a fleet of ships and pursued the pirates…capturing them and crucifying them as he had said he would while captured. Number 7: The Gallic Wars. The Gallic wars are believed to be Caesars greatest conquest, and it wasn’t just one long battle, but a series of battles in the same region. In this case it was the Gaul region, and the entire conquest lasted for over eight years. Gaul covered the area that is present day France and Belgium and Caesar was heavily outmanned in the battles that took place there, but with his leadership and ability he led his troops to victory each time. The entire war consisted of 8 battles, with the greatest battle taking place at Alesia, it was the last of the great battles between the two nations and it is possibly the most defining battle out of Caesars entire conquest as it cemented his victory against the Gaul. His success threatened the leader Pompey, and in 50BC Caesar was ordered to disband his army before returning home, but he refused and crossed the border through the Rubicon River. His actions sparked a civil war against Pompey and his recently allied Senate. Number 6: Creation Of The Leap Year. Before Caesar’s time in power, the Romans, and in fact most of the world, worked off of a 355 day year and while Roman officials were meant to add extra days to the lunar calendar each year in order to keep it aligned with the seasons, it didn’t always happen. This resulted in the calendar becoming extremely confusing and farming, and the like, fell out of sequence with the seasons, causing problems with crops.