During this pandemic, are you feeling bored at home? I am asking this question because physical activities declined. All playgrounds and parks are closed, and there is a complete lockdown in most of the areas. In this situation what should, we can do, and how can spend our time in a fruitful way? I have an idea of spending time. Friends cannot meet physically but virtually using different social platforms. Using these platforms we can spend our time in fruitful activities like we can play virtual trivia games or can share facts online with friends and class fellows, whether it will be weird trivia or some other fun facts.
Fun facts are a great way to share information; a group can share different fun and weird facts in the form of trivia questions. In the modern era, the WhatsApp group is the most suitable way to share knowledge. Making a class group is a good idea for extra activities.
You can also share these weird facts in your group. Here we are crafting knowledge-based weird information. We are trying to give you 100% unique information and facts in this post. So keep reading the weird trivia questions. Do you know how many weird and strange things are present all around us in this world or are you curious to know about the weird things so, do not worry we have gathered a lot of weird things for you in this Weird Trivia Questions and Answers give it a read and have fun.
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Weird Trivia Questions
1. Do you know the technical name of the hashtag (#)?
Answer: Octothorpe
2. Do you know the length of the longest wedding veil that makes the Guinness World Record?
Answer: Approximately 23000 feet
3. Unicorn is the national animal of which country?
Answer: Scotland
4. Do you know the name of the largest known living organism on earth?
Answer: Aspen grove
5. A human can hear the heartbeat of a blue whale from more than 2 miles away. Is this statement true?
Answer: Yes
6. What is the weight of a blue whale heart?
Answer: Approximately 400 pounds
7. Puffling is the baby name of which bird?
Answer: Puffin
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8. Which bird mimics any sound after hearing it one time?
Answer: Lyrebird
9. Who and when the formula of Coca-Cola has been created?
Answer: The formula of the soft drink Coca-Cola has been invented in 1886 by John Pemberton
10. A rollerball in the computer mouse was invented in which year?
Answer: It was invented in 1946
11. The black paint dried faster than other paints is it true?
Answer: Yes
12. Do you know which birds in most famous in North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia?
Answer: Northern Cardinal
13. In one bottle of wine, approximately how many grapes are added?
Answer: Approx. 2.6 pounds
14. As we all know that people get scared by the number 13. Do you know the name of this fear?
Answer: Triskaidekaphobia
The song sung by Mariah Carey is the most streamed song in 24 hours. The name of the song was “All I Want for Christmas is You”. Do you know which country produces the first-ever feature-documented film in 1906? The name of the country is Australia. Learn more about trivia facts in the post given below.
15. Are you a Spotify lover? Do you know which is the most-streamed song in 24 hours?
Answer: The song sung by Mariah Carey and the song name was “All I Want for Christmas is You”
16. Do you know who has the most Guinness World Record titles?
Answer: Ashrita Furman who holds more than 600 GWR titles.
17. According to history, humans doing dentistry since 7000 BC, is it true?
Answer: Yes
18. Do you know which country produce the first-ever feature-documented film in 1906?
Answer: Australia
19. It is a weird fact that apples, peaches, and raspberries are all belonging to the rose family. True or false?
Answer: True
20. Which country uses cheese and macarons more than any other country?
Answer: Canada
21. Snakes can feel earthquakes 5 days before it happens. Is this statement true?
Answer: Yes
22. The size of a yawn of a human or any other animal depends on the size of?
Answer: Brain
23. In which country it is illegal to have only one guinea pig?
Answer: In Switzerland
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24. Do you know in which year cellophane was invented?
Answer: In 1908
25. The famous stackable potato-based chips called Pringles, I am sure everyone knows this brand, do you know the name of the founder of this brand?
Answer: Fredric Baur
26. The founder of Pringles is buried in a Pringles can, is it true?
Answer: Yes
27. It is legal to bring bears on beaches in Israel, is it true?
Answer: No, bringing a bear on the beach is illegal in Israel.
28. The famous known beach “Pig Beach” where you can see swimming pigs are located in which country?
Answer: Bahamas
29. Saliva plays an important role in food taste. Without saliva humans can’t taste food, is this statement true?
Answer: True
30. On which date there was snowed in the Sahara Desert for 30 minutes?
Answer: On 18 February 1979
Belgian beer is good for gut health because it is fermented twice and has a special yeast that kills the bacteria present in the gut. Moreover, In the year 2019, a continental crust was identified in the Mediterranean of the size of Greenland.
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31. A continental crust was identified in the Mediterranean in 2019, which university coordinated this research?
Answer: Utrecht University
32. What was the size of the continent?
Answer: The size of Greenland
33. In which country a human-sized Penguin once lived?
Answer: New Zealand
34. What was the penguin known as?
Answer: Crossvallia waiperensis
35. For which body part beer is good?
Answer: Gut
36. What type of beer is good for gut health?
Answer: Belgian Beer
37. Name some Belgian beers.
Answer: Hoegaarden, Westmalle Triple and Echt Kriekenbier
38. How these beers are different from other beers?
Answer: They are fermented twice and have special yeast that kills the bacteria present in the gut.
39. Which disease can be reduced by eating cheese?
Answer: Cardiovascular
40. Who designed the largest bridge in the world?
Answer: Leonardo De Vinci
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41. Who was the first living Nobelist to sell his medal?
Answer: James D. Watson
42. Where is the headquarter of Ben and Jerry’s?
Answer: Burlington, VT.
43. How many pits of ice cream were free for the works of Ben and Jerry?
Answer: Three
44. How much a cow’s weight can vary in a day?
Answer: 75 pounds
45. The artist Shu Lea Cheang belongs to which country?
Answer: Taiwan
46. He imagined a society where the currency would be replaced by what?
Answer: Garlic
47. What was the last country to outlaw slavery?
Answer: Mauritania
48. When the policy was enacted in the country?
Answer: In 1981
49. The player Andy Hebenton belongs to which sport?
Answer: Hockey
50. What do Elizabethan preachers condemn about coal?
Answer: They consider coal as the Devil’s excrement.
ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) was the first programmable digital computer in the United States. It weighs more than 30 tons. Furthermore, the common animal-derived ingredients in beauty products are Squalene (which is shark’s liver oil), Carmine, Allantoin, Ambergris, and Placenta.
Weird Facts
51. How much the genome of the axolotl is larger than the human genome?
Answer: Ten times
52. What does the axolotl also call?
Answer: Mexican Walking Fish
53. What was the first programmable digital computer in the United States?
Answer: ENIAC
54. What does ENIAC stand for?
Answer: Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer
55. How much ENIAC weighs?
Answer: More than 30 tons
56. When was the McRib sandwich introduced?
Answer: In 1981
57. For which food brand was the McRib sandwich made?
Answer: McDonalds
58. How many iPods the fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld had?
Answer: 300
59. What are the common animal-derived ingredients found in beauty products?
Answer: Squalene, Carmine, Allantoin, Ambergris and Placenta.
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