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40 Surprising Hamster Facts - Serious Facts Learn about different hamster species, where they live and much more on this list of interesting and surprising hamster facts.

40 Interesting Lemurs Facts - Serious Facts Did you know that Lemurs use their tail as a form of communication? Read more interesting facts about this fascinating animal in this list of Lemurs Facts.

40 Awesome Stingray Facts - Serious Facts Learn about the stingray's defenses against predators, where they live, how many species there are, and much more on this list of stingray facts.

Some passengers go to insane lengths to avoid baggage fees.

In 2012, a man wore 60 shirts and nine pairs of jeans on an 11-and-a-half hour flight from China to Africa because he didn't want to pay the extra baggage fee. Though hilarious, we don't recommend it.

There are more kangaroos in Australia than there are people, at 50 million compared to 25 million, and that Australians are encouraged to eat more kangaroo meat as a way of controlling the growing numbers. There even exists “kangatarianism” in Australia, which is essentially a vegetarian diet that excludes all meat except kangaroo meat on environmental and ethical grounds.

Martin Luther King Jr. was born Michael King Jr. on January 15, 1929. In 1934, however, his father, a pastor at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, traveled to Germany and became inspired by the Protestant Reformation leader Martin Luther. As a result, King Sr. changed his own name as well as that of his 5-year-old son.

After the conquest of modern-day Mexico City by Spanish they held king Montezuma hostage. While he was being held hostage, he still had gold and was a king, so he was treated half-decently. One of the Spanish guards accidentally farted in his face. The guard was embarrassed and apologized profusely for humiliating a noble. To show that there were no hard feelings; Montezuma gave the guard a gold piece. The stupid guard then farted again hoping to get another piece of gold.