Geniuses often behave strangely. Did you know that Victor Hugo shaved off half of his hair and beard to deter himself from going outside and distracting himself from writing his novel? Or that Charles Dickens liked to visit the Paris morgue? Let's take a look at these phenomenal individuals who prove there is a fine line between genius and madness:
Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin had the strangest food preferences. During his trip around the world, not only had he studied the faunal diversity, he would eat every single creature he met, including insects. He especially liked armadillo, and an unnamed chocolate-colored rodent. He was not too keen on puma stew though. He was even a member of The Glutton Club, in which they would meet each week to discuss which exotic dishes they had tried.
