TRUE OR FALSE? Only 5% Know All the Right Answers

Test Your Knowledge. Our world is a wonderful place full of funny, unexpected, and interesting things. Some of them are really hard to believe, but your sharp mind can help you figure out the truth. Do you think you have enough common sense to guess which general facts are true and which are false? Test your intuition and develop it as you’re deciding what facts to believe and what not to trust.
Everything is simple: we'll give you a statement or ask you a question, and you have to guess whether it's true or false. You'll have just a few seconds to think about it. You’ll have to decide if chameleons really change color to match their surroundings, whether right-handed people live longer than left-handed people, if “dog food taster” is an actual job and many other facts that are hard to believe but might actually be true.
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Fact#1. Chameleons change color to match their surroundings. 0:49
Fact #2. Right-handed people live longer than left-handed people. 1:29
Fact #3. Only female mosquitos bite humans. 2:34
Fact #4. Keeping dogs as pets is banned in Iceland. 3:35
Fact #5. At one point, Apple launched a clothing line. 4:35
Fact #6. “Dog food taster” is an actual job. 5:21
Fact #7. We, as humans, share 70% of our DNA with bananas. 6:05
Fact #8. The Guinness World Record set for the “longest interval between the birth of twins” is 87 days. 6:50
Fact #9. It rains diamonds on Jupiter and Saturn. 7:31
Fact #10. You can marry a dead person in France. 8:15
Fact #11. It’s illegal to be overweight in Japan. 9:19
Fact #12. In the 1830s, ketchup was sold and used as medicine. 10:16
Fact #13. Birds are related to dinosaurs. 11:15
Fact #14. You can't snore and dream at the same time. 12:12
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