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In France in 1770, a cook saved a city from an explosion by noticing a fire in a military fort's kitchen where gunpowder was stored. Abraham Lincoln, before becoming president, was a skilled wrestler with only one loss in 300 matches. Dentures in the 19th century were made from the teeth of dead soldiers. These historical facts are both crazy and interesting. Hey, stop scrolling. You won't believe these crazy historical facts. First up, did you know that in 1770, a cook saved an entire city in France from being blown up? Yeah, he noticed a fire in the kitchen of a military fort, and guess what was stored there? Tons of gunpowder. Thanks to his quick thinking, he saved everyone. Imagine, a cook saving the day with his skillet. Next, let's talk about Abraham Lincoln. Before he was president, he was a champion wrestler. With only one recorded loss in 300 matches, Honest Abe could throw down in the ring. Can you picture the tall, lanky guy, penny body slamming opponents? That's some presidential power. And here's a bizarre one. In the 19th century, dentures were often made from the teeth of dead soldiers. Yep, people walked around with battlefield teeth in their mouths. Talk about recycling. If you enjoyed these crazy facts, like and subscribe for more. Your brain will thank you.