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  • What do you call a baby puffin?
    A puffling
  • Which country's national animal is a unicorn?
    Scotland
  • What is the collective noun for a group of bunnies?
    A fluffle
  • What are the names of Geroge Foremans 5 sons?
    George Foreman
  • What is the earliest usage the acronym 'OMG' can be traced back to?
    1917
  • How many words does Scotland have for snow?
    421 - 3 of which are sneesl, feefle and flinkdrinkin
  • Which nation coined the term 'xmas'?
    The Greeks - the word for “Christ” starts with the letter Chi, which looks like an X in the Roman alphabet
  • How many eggs does an octopus lay at a time?
    Approximately 56,000
  • Which animal has more neck bones than a giraffe?
    Sloths
  • What is the name for the blob of toothpaste on a toothbrush?
    A nurdle
  • Which animal's shell is sometimes bulletproof?
    An armadillo
  • What animal has been knighted?
    A penguin - Nils Olav, the mascot and colonel-in-chief of the Norwegian King's Guard
  • How many letters does the longest English word have?
    189,819
  • Which animal(s) was Theodore Roosevelt famously known for owning?
    A hyena, a badger, a one-legged rooster, and a small bear
  • Which city was previously called New Orange?
    New York
  • What is the fear of the number 13 called?
    Triskaidekaphobia
  • What is the hottest tempreture ever recorded on earth?
    2 billion degrees kelvin
  • How old was the youngest Olympian medalist?
    10 years old - Dimitrios Loundras won a bronze medal for gymnastics in 1896
  • How did Ancient Egyptians ease toothaches?
    They would put a dead mouse in their mouth
  • What is the name for the # symbol?
    Octothorpe
  • What did the word 'fizzle' mean in the 1400s?
    To break wind quietly
  • Which motor corporation made a car controlled by a joystick rather than a steering wheel and pedals?
    Mercedes-Benz - 1966 Mercedes F200 showcase car
  • What is the speed of a computer mouse measured in?
    Mickeys
  • What is the name of the verticle groove that runs between your nose and upper lip?
    The philtrum