Fascinating facts

1. For the first Superman movie producers wanted Christopher Reeve to wear fake muscles under the suit but he refused. He instead started an intense two-month training program which added 14kg to his 86kg frame. He got so big they had to reshoot earlier scenes as they didn’t match the later shots.

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01. It took at least 20,000 people 22 years to build the Taj Mahal. The artisans who worked on the Taj are reputed to have had their hands cut off after the building was completed to prevent them from building a comparable structure. #monument #landmark #tajmahal #architecture #famous #popular #travel #living #world #adventure #hidden #secret #mystery

1. Orangutans have been known to wash themselves with soap because they have seen us doing it. It has no benefit to them, they just do it anyway.

1. Foamy pee indicates there is protein in the urine and could be a sign of a serious kidney problem. #pee #urine #wtffact #knowledge #education #awesome #funfact #health #humanbody #didyouknow #interesting #fascinating

1. A Chinchilla's fur is so thick and soft that fleas will suffocate if they try to live there.

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1. When ascending to the throne, royals may pick their regnal name from any of their Christian or middle names. Charles Philip Arthur George could also be King Philip, King Arthur, or King George if he wanted to.

1. Charles Darwin wrote the pros and cons of marriage (including the positivity of “female chit-chat) before marrying his cousin.

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