What’s the easiest way to score a million dollars? By stealing it of course! There’s a million reasons why you shouldn’t steal, but SimpliSafe reveals seven major heists that were successful in the following infographic.
Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) and Joe Shuster (1914-1992), two Jewish teenagers, high school friends from Cleveland, came up with the idea…of a “villain” named “The Superman” in the mid 50s. This is how the story of the most famous superhero started and evolved into what we see today. With the upcoming “Man of Steel” coming up, see what the franchise meant and how Superman came to be in the following infographic by SuperScholar.com.
Stag and hen parties (also known as bachelor and bachelorette parties) have changed dramatically over the years – from the Spartans and Henry VIII to Vegas and party weekends. Eclipse Leisure provides us a fun look at how they started and the ways in which they have evolved throughout history.
It is not the fear and the terror that service members endure in the battlefield that inflicts most psychological damage, but feelings of shame and guilt related to the moral injuries they suffer. This infographic presents some of the main causes of suicide among armed forces officers.
The following infographic from Direct2TV.com compares the physique and build of the actors in some of the classic Superhero movies to the newer versions of Superman, Batman, Hulk and Spiderman.
Ever wonder what makes a serial killer’s brain tick? Check out the infographic below presented by BestCounselingDegrees.net to learn about the psychology behind serial killers.
Foregrounding one of the most interesting traditions rooted in the Jewish religion, the reception of the ushpizin into a family’s sukkah during the celebration of the Sukkot, this infographic is truly a must read for Jewish individuals who seek to strengthen their knowledge regarding their abundant culture and religion, as well as those who subscribe to other faiths, but are just as interested in learning and discovering a thing or two about Judaism.
Kidnapping, also known as ‘abduction,’ is a very serious issue in America. Every 40 seconds, there is another report of someone under 18, who has either gone missing or has been abducted. If these figures are accurate, such numbers amount to over 2,000 children every day. Even more frightening? Of missing child reports, 1 in every 10,000 children who are categorized under missing children reports are murdered. Learn more about “kidnapping in numbers” with the following infographic
This infographic showcases 10 creative ideas for using portable moving and storage containers in the event of a zombie apocalypse. From Zombie traps and emergency bunkers to spike pits and people movers. In the event of a zombie apocalypse, portable storage containers could literally save your life!
Whether it’s cleaning a smelly animal cage or a bloody crime scene, there are many dirty jobs in the world and somebody has to perform them. This infographic illustrates some of the world’s dirtiest jobs.
