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alltrivia.net is implicated in the following disputes on Skeptive:

How many polar bears are there? (view dispute report)

True or False? "The 1970 World cup match between El Savador and Honduras was so highly charged that it resulted in the two countries embarking on a 3 day war." (view dispute report)

When did humans first domesticate cats? (view dispute report)

True or False? "The very first baseball game was played on June 19, 1845 in Hoboken, New York." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Polar bear hair is hollow and acts like fiberoptics, directing sunlight to warm their skin." (view dispute report)

How many dust mites are in the average bed? (view dispute report)

True or False? "Owls are the only birds that can see the color blue." (view dispute report)

What percentage of the sun's mass is hydrogen? (view dispute report)

True or False? "A cat has 32 muscles in each ear." (view dispute report)

What percentage of the stars in the Milky Way are larger than the Sun? (view dispute report)

Can cows walk down stairs? (view dispute report)

Who was the first person to propose that the Earth revolved around the sun? (view dispute report)

How tall is the average NBA basketball player? (view dispute report)

True or False? "Astronomers once believed a planet named Vulcan existed between Mercury and the Sun" (view dispute report)

True or False? "The Earth radiates back into space as much heat as it receives from the sun." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The surface of Venus is actually hotter than Mercury's, despite being nearly twice as far from the Sun." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Honeybees navigate using the sun as a compass, even when it is hidden behind clouds." (view dispute report)

True or False? "All the coal, oil, gas, and wood on Earth would only keep the Sun burning for a few days." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The Sun's total lifetime as a star capable of maintaining a life-bearing Earth is about 11 billion years." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The Sun shrinks five feet every hour." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The name of the popular sports drink Gatorade was named for the University of Florida Gators where it was developed." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The ancient Greeks awarded celery to winners of sports events." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Racecar driver Lee Petty once left a pitstop and did a full lap with a pit crew member still on the hood." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Soccer gave us the term "melee."" (view dispute report)

True or False? "Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido, once pinned an opponent using only a single finger." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A pro volleyball player can spike the ball at 80 miles per hour." (view dispute report)

True or False? "In July 1934, Babe Ruth paid a fan $20 dollars for the return of the baseball he hit for his 700th career home run." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York, houses the largest collection of baseball cards: 200,000." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The highest consumption of Pizza occurs during Super Bowl week." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Because of a football's resemblance to an olive, the Chinese often call the American game of football "olive ball."" (view dispute report)

True or False? "Soldier Field in Chicago is the oldest stadium still in use in the NFL." (view dispute report)

True or False? "In 1910, a football team was penalized 15 yards for an incomplete forward pass." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Scientists have found evidence that heart attacks increase significantly for people who watch penalty shoot-outs." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Soccer was played in the twelfth century, though without any rules." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Out of the 17 World Cups, 6 have been won by the host country." (view dispute report)

True or False? "No European team has won a World Cup played outside of Europe." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Shirt swapping was officially prohibited in 1986 because FIFA did not want players to bare their chests on the soccer field." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Richard Gere composed the piece of music that is played on the piano in "Pretty Woman"." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Anna Scott was asked how much she made on her last film, and her reply was $15 million, the the amount she was paid for her role in Notting Hill." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Only pregnant females polar bears hibernate." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Polar bears have been known to swim more than 60 miles without a rest." (view dispute report)

True or False? "All dogs are the descendant of the wolf that lived in eastern Asia about 15,000 years ago." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Dogs sweat through the pads of their feet." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A dog's nose has over 200 scent receiving cells." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The greyhound breed was developed in Egypt about 5,000 years ago." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Greyhounds have the best eyesight of any breed of dog." (view dispute report)

True or False? "33 percent of dog owners admit that they talk to their dogs on the phone or leave them messages on an answering machine." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A house cat spends 70% of its time sleeping." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The cat was the symbol of liberty in ancient Rome." (view dispute report)