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Patrick Baud
Patrick Baud (born June 30, 1979) is a French graphic designer, writer, presenter, folklorist and videographer. Biography After hosting a radio program dedicated to the strange (Exocet) at the end of the 2000s, Patrick Baud created a blog called Axolot in 2009, in which he writes about astonishing facts and various historical and scientific curiosities. His first book, ''L’homme qui sauva le monde et autres sources d’étonnement'', was published in 2012. This book contains articles from his blog and some new stories. A second book, ''20 inconnus au destin hors du commun dont vous n’avez jamais entendu parler avant'', was published by AAARG! in June 2014. François Theurel, known online as "Le Fossoyeur de Films" urged Patrick Baud, with whom he was sharing an apartment, to start making videos. Thus, starting June 2013, Axolot also became a web documentary channel on YouTube, where his videos have been viewed more than ten million times. Patrick Baud explains his success ...
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