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Have you ever heard of the game ‘two truths and one lie’? Perhaps you have played the game yourself with your friends and family? We hear facts all the time. Some facts are so weird that they sound fake. Others seem totally normal and they’re not even true.
In this quiz, you’ll be shown 25 sets of statements. Some contain two truths and one lie, and others, vice versa. Your task is simple: figure out which statement is the real (or the fake) one.
Don’t be fooled – some of them are trickier than they seem!
Are you ready to test your lie-detecting skills? Let’s play! 🔍
I'll die on that damned seahorse hill. He receives the eggs from the female he doesn't supply them. If we used the same logic on frogs, then grasses and pond scum become pregnant. In before "surrogacy", that's a mammalian thing.
Most fish lay eggs that are external fertilized. The act of laying eggs is generally not considered "pregnancy". The female seahorse deposits her eggs within the male, and then they are fertilized. The eggs grow and hatch within the male, resulting in live birth. In what way is that not a "pregnant" male seahorse?
"24/25 So close! Just a few slipped by." Well, one slipped by, and only because I was trying to close yet another full-screen pop-up ad. Also: "Try again and go for perfection." No. That would be cheating.
I'll die on that damned seahorse hill. He receives the eggs from the female he doesn't supply them. If we used the same logic on frogs, then grasses and pond scum become pregnant. In before "surrogacy", that's a mammalian thing.
Most fish lay eggs that are external fertilized. The act of laying eggs is generally not considered "pregnancy". The female seahorse deposits her eggs within the male, and then they are fertilized. The eggs grow and hatch within the male, resulting in live birth. In what way is that not a "pregnant" male seahorse?
"24/25 So close! Just a few slipped by." Well, one slipped by, and only because I was trying to close yet another full-screen pop-up ad. Also: "Try again and go for perfection." No. That would be cheating.
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