This isn’t your ordinary quiz—these 21 questions will test your knowledge of the weird, the unexpected, and the downright bizarre. From history’s quirkiest moments to nature’s strangest creatures, you’ll need a sharp mind, a curious spirit, and maybe a little luck! Will you conquer the world of unusual facts, or will the universe of trivia leave you scratching your head? There's only one way to find out...
1 of 21
Which of these animals can breathe through its butt?
Starfish
Sloth
Turtle
Axolotl
2 of 21
What happens if you put an unpeeled banana in the freezer for a long time?
It becomes as hard as glass
It turns completely black
It explodes
It shrinks by half
3 of 21
Why did ancient Romans put lead additives in their wine?
It made it sweeter
It mitigated the hangover
It increased the alcoholic effects
It made it harder to get drunk
4 of 21
Which planet has a day that is longer than its year?
Uranus
Mercury
Neptune
Venus
5 of 21
Why was Napoleon once attacked by a horde of rabbits, causing him to flee?
This is a true story. It was on the way to a battle when Napoleon fancied a hunt. But they released too many rabbits and they turned on them, he ran away by carriage.
His staff accidentally released too many for a hunting party
Never happened
They mistook his uniform for food
He stopped on a hill with many rabbits and they swarmed the camp at night
6 of 21
What is the actual color of the Sun, according to science?
Red
White
Orange
Yellow
7 of 21
Why do flamingos stand on one leg?
It confuses the fish and makes them easier to surprise
It is a mating signal
To let their leg rest its muscles
To maintain body heat
8 of 21
What was the original purpose of bubble wrap?
Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes invented bubble wrap from a failed experiment in 1957. They both said they did not create bubble wrap for protective packaging or improve the storage and shipping of different products. They accidentally invented bubble wrap as textured wallpaper!
A failed experiment in inflatable furniture
Insulation for houses
Packaging for fragile items
Wallpaper
9 of 21
Which of these famous people was also an actual real-life spy?
Walt Disney
Julia Child
Vincent van Gogh
Agatha Christie
10 of 21
What’s different about the way lobsters age?
They age differently according to the water they're in
What was strange about the first recorded vending machine in history?
It dispensed holy water
It required a secret code to operate
It only worked at night
It was powered by a live bird
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