Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Mark Twain, Orson Wells, and Will Rogers were all beloved entertainers with razor-sharp

minds.

But they were also captivating raccontours.

They knew how to tell a story that would hold an audience's attention so tightly that

nothing could break it.

They lived fascinating lives and channeled their experiences into books, films, songs,

and even the occasional dinner party conversation.

But one man stands above them all, in more than a few ways.

His accomplishments would have been enough for ten men, but there was only one Peter

Freiken.

Peter was born in Denmark in 1886.

His average childhood was all because his father insisted on him having a normal life.

Peter's father had quite the influence on him, urging him to pursue academics and get

a medical decree at the University of Copenhagen.

But Peter wanted more.

There was a whole world out there waiting to be discovered.

He craved the outdoors, not a stuffy classroom, so not long after beginning his schooling, Peter

dropped out.

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