Instant Lucky Wheel
The Lucky Wheel goes round and round – but so do the hands on your watch! But don't worry – we've come up with a quick version of the ever-popular trivia challenge. This short quiz will satisfy your craving for trivia even if you're short on time.
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Want to get your brain ready for the next challenge, or crush the competition at your next family game night? Then check out our latest picks on nature’s clever tricks, mind-boggling inventions, amazing science facts, and other fun discoveries. Level up your gameplay, impress your friends, and have a blast learning new things!
Fact Lab
The rarest naturally occurring element on Earth is astatine. It is extremely radioactive, so thankfully it's only found in miniscule amounts in the planet's crust because it has a very short half-life and decays quickly.
Legend has it that in medieval Russia, people put a frog in milk to keep the latter one from spoiling. In 2012, Muscovite scientists announced that the method actually works, as the frog's skin secretions have antibiotic properties. We recommend against it though, since skin secretions aren't the only thing frogs enrich the milk with.
Lions are fearsome and awe-inspiring beasts of prey, and you would be well-advised to keep your distance. However, only 25% of their hunts are successful. Compare that to the dragonfly: with a success rate of 95%, the helicopter-like bug is the world's most efficient predator.