Animals
False — goldfish can remember things for months, not seconds.
False — Bulls are colorblind to red; it is the motion.
Health
False- Cracking your knuckles does not give you Arthritis.
Half-False— swallowed gum passes through your system in a few days, just like everything else you eat.
False- An apple a day does not reduce doctor visits.
False - Our brain is used to it's fullest.
Food
False- Fortune cookies were introduced in California, by Japanese immigrants, in the 1900’s.
False— carrots support healthy eyesight, but they won't give you super night vision. The myth actually comes from WWII propaganda.
True-eating it together will cause infections and stomach problems.
Creatures
Unable to tell— decades of searching, including modern DNA testing, have found no evidence of a monster in Loch Ness. The most famous "proof" — the 1934 photo — was later confessed to be a hoax.
Unable to tell - There is no verified physical evidence but there is a picture.
History
False — Vikings never wore horned helmets. The image comes from a 19th-century opera costume, not real Viking history.
False— Einstein excelled at math. The myth likely comes from a failed entrance exam (due to other subjects) and confusion over old grading scales.
False-The Declaration of Independence was signed on August 2, 1776
Space
True — Earth is round, but not a perfect sphere; it's an oblate spheroid, slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator due to its spin.
False — astronauts have confirmed the Great Wall isn't visible to the naked eye from orbit. It's too narrow and blends into the landscape.
False — there's plenty of gravity in space. Astronauts float because they're falling, not because gravity is gone.
Science
False- A penny is too light and flat to kill somebody, by falling of a building.
Half-True — complex snowflakes are extremely unlikely to match exactly, but simple ones can look alike
False — lightning strikes the same spots again and again, especially tall or pointy structures.


Half True- Cats don’t always land on their legs. Sometimes they might get injured from falling in the wrong position.