April Fools!

In England during the 1700s, pineapples were a status symbol. Those rich enough to own one would carry it around town.

The ancient Greeks used to celebrate April Fools' Day by sailing their ships backward and tossing coins into the sea.

April Fools’ Day is celebrated all across the world. This includes the UK, Brazil, France, United States and more

April Fools was invented when France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar!

Famed silent-film actor, Charlie Chaplin, once entered a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest. He came in 20th place.

A novel about an unsinkable ship that hit an iceberg was published in 1898 which was 14 years before the Titanic sunk!

When France switched to a new calendar, people who celebrated the new year on April 1st were considered to be fools.

President Theodore Roosevelt of the United States had a pet elephant in the White House.

One of the earliest pranks on April Fools' Day was sticking a paper fish on someone's back!

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In Ancient Egypt, pharaohs used to hold ceremonies honouring velociraptors as their fossils originated from there.

Listening to Ed Sheeran makes hens lay more eggs.

The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896 is the shortest war in history. It lasted about 45 minutes.

Napoleon was once attacked by a group of bunnies.

During the 1600s in Italy, apricots were worn as a necklace to ward off evil spirits.

In 1810, strawberries were once considered evil by much of the world. They had a trial to outlaw them in Spain.