#90: 13 Little known interesting random facts

Across the cultures, women want a husband on average 3.5 years older than them, while men seek 2.5 years younger wives. Tweet This

The vast majority of people worldwide mistakenly believe that crabs have eight legs. In fact, crabs have ten legs. Tweet This

The Emperor of Japan is not allowed to eat fugu. This fish contains tetrodotoxin which can be lethally poisonous. Tweet This

Male gorillas weigh up to four times more than male chimpanzees but have four time smaller testicles. Tweet This

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In the movie The Godfather, Vito Corleone (portrayed by Marlon Brando) had a son who almost killed his brother-in-law for beating his sister. In real life, Marlon Brando’ son Christian killed the abusive boyfriend of his half-sister Cheyenne. Tweet This

NASA conducted a study observing two identical twins. One of the twins was sent to the International Space Station for a year while the other remained on Earth. Tweet This

In early 2017, a French businessman sued Uber for €45 million ($48 million) after his wife received notifications of his trips to the mistress and later filed for divorce. Tweet This

In 1999, Bulgaria gave as a gift to the neighbouring Republic of Macedonia more than 100 battle tanks T-55 and other pieces of weaponry. Several years later, Macedonia decided to sell part of the tanks and cash-in the gift. Tweet This

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Of all mammals, only we, chimpanzees and dolphins form a coalition of male individuals to attack other males. Tweet This

In 2007, over 34,000 Americans committed suicide. No-one was killed by terrorists on US soil in the same year. Tweet This

Formosa is the old name of Taiwan. It was widely used up until the early 20th century. Tweet This

Huzhu Pagoda, China, and the Tower of Church of Suurhusen, Germany, are both more tilted than the famous Tower of Pisa, Italy. Tweet This

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In 2015, on average one billion dollars were given daily for charity in the United States of America. Tweet This