You are a creative SEO expert specialized in generating YouTube metadata. Based on the following script for a horror historical animated story for kids, generate an SEO-friendly YouTube title, description, tags, and search terms. The title should be catchy and include emojis if appropriate. The description should be engaging and incorporate trending keywords. Include these trending topics: history. Provide tags and search terms as comma-separated values. Script: Welcome to our journey into the shadows of history, where we uncover bizarre and surprising events that shaped our world. Did you know that in 1920, there was a 'Great Emu War' in Australia? Yes, you heard that right—the Emu War featured soldiers battling a large population of emus that were destroying crops! Despite their military efforts, the emus won, leading to a rather humorous defeat for the Australian Army. Fast forward to 1815, when a massive volcanic eruption in Indonesia caused what we now call the 'Year Without a Summer.' This event not only plunged Europe into a chilling summer but also resulted in widespread crop failures. As a consequence, it inspired Mary Shelley to write 'Frankenstein,' giving birth to the science fiction genre! Speaking of bizarre inspirations, let’s move to the 19th century when a peculiar form of therapy emerged: phrenology. Phrenology was the misguided belief that one could determine personality traits based on the bumps on someone’s skull. It was widely accepted in its time, influencing everything from psychology to criminal justice, despite being utterly debunked! Now, what about the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914? Historians often neglect the fact that the trigger man, Gavrilo Princip, had a series of fortuitous events leading to the shooting. A sandwich break for the driver messed up the planned route, allowing Princip to encounter his target by chance! In our dive into medicine, we find that bloodletting was once a popular practice believed to cure various ailments. This method was used for centuries and was often more harmful than beneficial, leading to many untimely deaths. On a lighter note, during World War II, British soldiers used a 'fake army' to deceive the Nazis. Operation Fortitude featured inflatable tanks and fake radio chatter to mislead enemy forces about invasion plans! Let’s take a turn to the unusual: in 19th century France, it was considered fashionable to have a 'murderous' pet monster. People kept exotic animals like lions and bears as symbols of status, showing off wealth with a hint of danger! And speaking of pets, did you know President Calvin Coolidge had a raccoon named Rebecca? She was adopted as a Thanksgiving dinner replacement, proving that even presidents can have whimsical tastes! In another shocking twist, the shortest war in history lasted just 38 to 45 minutes between Britain and Zanzibar in 1896. The war ensued after the Sultan of Zanzibar died and a successor, not favored by the British, took power. It’s hard to imagine conflict being resolved so quickly today! Switching gears, let’s explore the Titanic, which was not only a tragic maritime disaster. Behind the scenes, there was a bizarre twist: the ship had already been involved in a near-collision during its trial run. This incident was brushed off, but it foreshadowed the negligence leading to its fateful voyage. In the field of literature, we often credit Shakespeare as an unparalleled genius, but did you know about a playwright named Christopher Marlowe? Marlowe was a contemporary of Shakespeare, and some theorists suggest that he may have penned some of Shakespeare's works! Lastly, let’s look at the mysterious postal history of the 2006 'Letter to the Unknown.' A writer sent a letter with no address or name—just a wish to feel connected, and it ignited a movement on anonymity! These undercurrents of history remind us that the past is filled with surprises, humor, and intrigue. Thank you for joining us on this whirlwind tour of unexpected historical tales. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your favorite fact from today’s story in the comments below! Until next time, keep your curiosity alive and never stop exploring the hidden corners of history!