Myth or Reality: Wild Random Facts About the Past

Ever wonder if some of the craziest stories from history are actually true? There are so many wild facts from the past that sound like myths but are totally real! For example, did you know people used to think tomatoes were poisonous? Or that ancient Romans used crushed mouse brains as toothpaste? It’s hard to believe, but these are real things people did! Sometimes, reality is stranger than fiction, and the past is full of surprises that make you question everything. Let’s dive into some of these mind-blowing facts and sort out what’s myth and what’s reality!
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When it comes to oranges... the fruit came before the color

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So what was the colour called before they discovered the fruit ? And was the original fruit name not a Norange

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SRY, but you are totaly wrong...
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