20 Weird But Definitely True Random Facts | Random List #3

Frank Sinatra always carried 10 dimes after once fearing he would run out of change while talking on a payphone with his son's kidnappers. He was even buried with them in his pocket.

Part of the reason why the Allied secret services could fool the nazis many times is that the deputy head of the German Abwehr, Hans Oster, actively sabotaged the nazi war effort.

The United States consumes 80% of the world's opioids

65-85% of all white cats born with two blue eyes are deaf, and if a cat is born with just one blue eye, only the hearing on that side is impaired.

A man bought a golden Faberge egg for $13,000 dollars at a sale; turns out it was worth over $33 million.

Kindergartners in Siberia run outside in their underwears and dump freezing water over themselves to strengthen their immune systems.

In the original story, Pinocchio squished the cricket to shut it up. It continued nagging him as a ghost.

A cave in France contains the footprints of a young child alongside the paw prints of a dog, left 26,000 years ago. The oldest evidence of human-canine relationships ever found

Only 18% of Americans can drive a stick

The heir to the Baskin-Robbins family fortune turned down his inheritance, moved to a small cabin, and swore off dairy after both co-founders died from diseases he believed were connected to their ice cream consumption