Top 10 Famous Fat Footballers

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2. Ailton Gonzalez da Silva

In the late 90s, the Brazilian striker left his native land and went to conquer Europe. Even then, Ailton was already overweight and could hardly fit on TV screens and magazine covers. However, in the “Bremen” the football player played more than 160 successful matches, and in 2004 even became the Bundesliga’s top scorer. However, this story did not have a happy ending. After leaving the Bundesliga, the Brazilian had problems with discipline, and he rarely managed to play at least a dozen matches for the new team.

How Women Live in Saudi Arabia: Bans and Prejudices

Being a woman in Saudi Arabia is not as easy as it may seem to uninformed people. The thing is that inside their country they have more prohibitions than permits, which greatly affects their life in general and their existence in society. The most interesting thing in this situation is that at the legislative level, no prohibitions have been spelled out and to this day exist as a kind of tribute to traditions. But this, of course, does not free the woman from moral repressions and even physical punishment for the slightest misconduct, up to and including loss of life. The one that can and cannot be women in Saudi Arabia will be discussed in this collection.

10 Most Intelligent Animals

It is generally accepted that man is the most developed mentally. However, do not underestimate the intelligence of some animals. This selection can show that animals could well become an obedient person for mental development ...

The 7 Worst Epidemics in Human History

The new year 2020 began with the advent of a new virus in the Chinese city of Wuhan. To date, coronavirus has claimed about 100 lives and continues to test people for strength. The history of mankind has repeatedly known extremely dangerous viruses and epidemics, which claimed millions of lives, wreaking havoc on the trail of panic and chaos. But even the worst of all infections, people managed to win and live on ... exactly until the next outbreak of some mutated flu.