| Is This True? | Type Fact or Fib |
|---|
| Porcupines can throw their quills from a distance. | |
| Jell-O brand gelatin is made from bones and hides. | |
| Food colorants cochineal and carmine are made from ground bugs. | |
| Eating celery results in negative calories. | |
| Mountain Dew shrinks testicles and lowers sperm count. | |
| Graham Crackers were named after a man who believed poor diets led to sexual excess. | |
| The son of childcare expert Dr. Spock killed himself. | |
| Sexpert Dr. Ruth Westheimer served as a sniper in Israel. | |
| Eating the poppy seeds on bagels can cause a positive drug test. | |
| The face of the CPR mannequin is modeled after the inventor's deceased daughter. | |
| Some Chinese-made hairbands contain recycled condoms. | |
| The youngest person to give birth was a 5-year-old Peruvian girl. | |
| Tapping the side of a soda can will keep its contents from foaming over when opened. | |
| The number of people alive today is greater than all of the people who have died. | |
| The Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from the moon. | |
| We use only 10 percent of our brains. | |
| On average, a person swallows eight spiders a year. | |
| On average, a woman swallows six pounds of lipstick in a lifetime. | |
| Lightning has injured people taking baths during a thunderstorm. | |
| Outdoor temperature can be determined by counting the chirps of crickets. | |
| An egg can be cooked by placing it between two active cell phones. | |
| The rubber of tires protect people in cars during lightning strikes. | |
| A lightbulb turned on in 1901 still burns bright today. | |
| The emoticon ('smiley') was invented in 1982 by a Carnegie-Mellon professor. | |
| Porcupines can throw their quills from a distance. | |
| Jell-O brand gelatin is made from bones and hides. | |
| Food colorants cochineal and carmine are made from ground bugs. | |
| Eating celery results in negative calories. | |
| Mountain Dew shrinks testicles and lowers sperm count. | |
| Graham Crackers were named after a man who believed poor diets led to sexual excess. | |
| The son of childcare expert Dr. Spock killed himself. | |
| Sexpert Dr. Ruth Westheimer served as a sniper in Israel. | |
| Eating the poppy seeds on bagels can cause a positive drug test. | |
| The face of the CPR mannequin is modeled after the inventor's deceased daughter. | |
| Some Chinese-made hairbands contain recycled condoms. | |
| The youngest person to give birth was a 5-year-old Peruvian girl. | |
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