Once upon a time in the 10th century, there was a prince named Sancho. His father was the ruler of the Kingdom of Asturias and Leon, Ramiro II, ruthless to his enemies, but too soft-hearted with his offspring. Therefore, the child Sancho ate well and tasted good. By adulthood, the boy, who ate roasted deer 7 times a day and washed it down with wine, weighed 240kg. He could not walk, even sitting was difficult.

History holds many mysteries and we cannot know everything, but everything we learn is interesting. Dinosaurs have a deep history, they reigned on Earth for more than 160 million years, from the Triassic period about 225 million years ago to the end of the Cretaceous period about 65 million years ago. Today scientists can recreate the appearance of these animals, their lifestyle and habits, but many questions have not yet been answered. And yet comes the question of how in general appeared dinosaurs and why they disappeared? Let's try to find out in order.

The discovery of Tutankhamun's almost intact tomb in 1922 created a furor in world archaeology. Had it not been for this event, it may be that the boy ruler would have remained in obscurity against the backdrop of truly great kings. However, his legacy not only exists, fueled by the discovered treasures, but also clothed in a kind of aura of mystery that stirs the minds of researchers-Egyptologists.

In 1861, the United States began the bloodiest war in history. The enemy didn't come from outside, it was a civil war between the Northern and Southern states. What did over 600,000 people die for? What did the Southerners want and what did Lincoln want? What consequences did this war have on the history of the country? About all of this in this article.