10 Things we didn't Know this Week

10 things we didn’t know last week News cut and diced for your convenience

11 February 2017

Dogs reflect the personality of their owners.

Qatar spends $500m (PS400m per week) on construction projects for 2022's World Cup.

One British man was able to escape eight different concentration camps during the Holocaust.

Find out more (Manchester Evening News).

Minecraft is being used to pitch business ideas to big companies.

Find out more on Mashable.

Many ancient earthworks are located in the Amazon rainforest, which are similar to Stonehenge.

Find out more (Telegraph).

Fish-scale geckos tear off their skin and scales to escape predators.

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A third of workers on cruise ships are Filipinos.

Find out more (California Sunday)

Humanity is still out of one fossil fuel.
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Find out more (CapX).

Lungfish usually last for more than 100 years.

Find out more on CNN

The Super Bowl broadcast is 23 percent advertisements.

Find out more on Business Insider

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