<p>10 things we didn't know last week News excerpts cut and diced to make it easier for you </p> <p>11 February 2017 </p> <p>Dogs mirror their owners' personalities. </p> <p>Qatar spends $500m (PS400m per week) on construction projects to prepare for the 2022 World Cup. https://userscloud.com/hsusobv6l892 </p> <p>One British man survived eight different concentration camps during the Holocaust. https://dailyuploads.net/rmkz7bpxemuk </p> <p>Learn more (Manchester Evening News). https://www.file-upload.com/37p06ytwo3yu </p> <p>Minecraft is being used to pitch business ideas to corporations. </p> <p>Find out more (Mashable) </p> <p>There are a myriad of ancient earthworks in the Amazon rainforest that resemble Stonehenge </p> <p>Learn more (Telegraph). </p> <p>Fish-scale geckos cut off their skin and scales to escape predators. </p> <p>Learn more </p> <p>Filipinos comprise about 1/3 of all cruise ship workers. </p> <p>Learn more (California Sunday) </p> <p>Humanity is still out of any fossil fuel. </p> <p>Find out more (CapX) </p> <p>Lungfish can live 100 years. </p> <p>Find out more (CNN) </p> <p>The Super Bowl broadcast is 23 percent advertisements. </p> <p>Learn more at Business Insider </p> <p>Did you see something? Tell the Magazine on Twitter using the hashtag #thingididntknowlastweek </p> <p>Join the conversation Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram Snapchat, Twitter, Snapchat, and Twitter. </p>