How's Your Radar For The Bizarre? Take This INSANE True/False Quiz To Find Out!
How's Your Radar For The Bizarre? Take This INSANE True/False Quiz To Find Out!
Can you tell fact from fiction, even when both seem completely and utterly too weird to be true? Test yourself here!
Can you tell fact from fiction, even when both seem completely and utterly too weird to be true? Test yourself here!
A U.S. Park Ranger holds the record for being struck by lightning seven times and surviving it.
The Tongue-Toed Purple Frog has a mouth in each of its feet with which it eats.
There is an island off the coast of France that is inhabited solely by chinchillas.
A Norse earl named Sigurd the Mighty was killed by the head of a man he had beheaded.
The blood vessels in the human body would stretch 60,000 miles if laid out end to end.
Every Muppet requires at least three hands to operate it fully.
Light doesn't always travel at the official speed of light.
In 1993, San Francisco determined that one of its police officers was allowed to patrol while carrying a ventriloquist's dummy.
There is a species of wolf in northern Canada that uses berries as currency and regularly bring humans berries in exchange for meat.
An epidemic of contagious hiccuping lasted nearly a month in a village in Peru in 1972.
A beheaded chicken was once kept alive for 18 months.
Buzz Aldrin was the first man to pee on the moon.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and the headless horseman is based on an actual 1811 race in which a jockey was accidentally decapitated as he rode toward the finish line.
During World War II, the U.S. gifted France with a small population of white-tailed deer in hopes of establishing a large, huntable population.