Home economics and life sciences A great trivia for kids in a minute Intellectual Life Museum

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Why is it so interesting that 」 doesn't matter? You can read it in just one minute, and there are lots of stories that your brain will love! The question attack from children is Surudoi. 「 Why is the dog's nose always wet? How do you answer when asked about 」? It may be surprisingly difficult. I have collected a wide range of trivia from animals, plants, Japanese, and food that can be answered with humor and enjoyed by adults. - Do the bears in zoos hibernate? - Why is the bird's nest in the forest three meters high? - Squid ink and octopus ink are the same. - When you pull the plug out of the bathtub, why does it always turn into a left-handed vortex? - What should I do with the 10,000 yen bill burnt black by the fire? This is a book that makes both adults and children smarter by just reading it! 「