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Answer: Incendiary pigs were in fact a truly horrific weapon.​ First utilised b.​.​.​ Elwibz's Digest Top Stories For You Did the Roman military really light pigs on fire to send in the direction of their enemies? What was the purpose? Rhys Sunley, studied at Raincliffe School, Scarborough (2007) Updated Mar 5 Incendiary pigs were in fact a truly horrific weapon. First utilised by the Romans against the Carthaginians and their war elephants. Elephants were the MBTs of the ancient ...  Read More » What is Chris Evans like? Mindy Bollinger, Volunteer Manager at Salt Lake Comic Con (2014-present) Written Apr 1, 2017 Having worked next to him for five hours in a convention photo ops booth and behind curtains I know for a fact he can get overwhelmed by crowds - so because of that he can ...  Read More » How do I find out if someone is hacking my phone and spying on me? Jessica Morgana, Nurse Written Sun I've been living and working in China for about six years and most of my customers work in manufacturing. It seems that the only corporations being affected are U.S. corpor...  Read More » What are some of the most demoralizing tactics in military history? Why? Susanna Viljanen, works at Aalto University Written Apr 7 Leave an encircled enemy a way to safety. This is suggested both by Vegetius and Sunzi. The reason is simple. If the enemy is completely encircled and trapped, he realizes h...  Read More » What is the best single piece of evidence to support the chemtrail conspiracy? Mike Jones, Worked in technology for over 30 years. Written Fri None. There is none. Consider this: any substance (chemical, biological, whatever) has some level of effective dose; below that it will have little or no effect. Almost all ...  Read More » What do pilots do in the cockpit that they don't want passengers to know? Kit Baker, Retired Captain, Eastern Air Lines and Aloha Airlines Updated 2h ago What do pilots do they don't want passengers to know about? Three things come to mind. First, flying west in the afternoon always requires maps…to cover the windshield to k...  Read More » What was the most outlandish yet effective tactic used in ancient or medieval warfare? Jacques Malan, Owner at Oranje Sand Refinery Updated Apr 21 Medieval warfare was brutal. Back then the words "Geneva" and "Convention" did not exist. Punishment was cruel and inhumane, weapons were used to terrify and torture was an...  Read More » You've heard the statement "Think outside the box." What is "the box"? Leonid S. Knyshov, CEO of Sendlinks, a customer acquisition startup. Send me a message :) Written Aug 8, 2013 This is the box. ... Read More » What are the 10 easy tricks they don't want you to know about driving? Sierra Knowles, I drive on a daily basis Written Jan 6 In most states, you're allowed to turn right at a red light after coming to a complete stop. Just make sure your way is clear every time. It's likely there's a small leeway ...  Read More » Is it true that Saddam Hussain bury his air force during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, instead of using it? Mert Toker, Broker at Self-Employment (2004-present) Written Mar 2 Burying some planes might potentially give the enemy the idea that many more are buried in desert. Probably, it is an old trick. Let them find few useless planes and let th...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/