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01. After the Galveston Hurricane of 1900, there were too many bodies to bury so the corpses were dumped into the Gulf of Mexico. Shortly thereafter the bodies began to wash back onshore and survivors constructed funeral pyres to burn the corpses. The fires burned day and night for weeks.
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1. In the 16th century the Pope declared Capybara's as “fish” so that his followers could eat it. #pope #16thcentury #pope #capybara #food #cagayanbattle #battle #philippines #history #samurai #infantry #ring #computer #ancient #factrepublic #wtffact #knowledge #funfact #entertainment #superbowl #february #1500s
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