Top Ten Famous April Fools’ Day Jokes Do you want to plant a noodle tree?

The next April Fool’s Day is coming, and I believe there are many children who are ready to play tricks on the children around them. In fact, it's not just people who like to joke on April Fool's Day, there are also many celebrities and TV stations who make fun of people on April Fool's Day, and many people actually fall for it. Today I will talk about 10 famous April Fools' Day jokes in history. Guaranteed to leave you stunned. 10. Gravity disappears: On April Fool’s Day in 1976, British astronomer Patrick Moore said: At 9:47 this morning, Pluto will pass behind Jupiter, resulting in a temporary gravity imbalance, which will reduce the earth’s gravity, and people will experience an incomparable A sense of floating. After 9:47, BBC Voice received countless calls from people who claimed that they were indeed drifting. One woman exaggerated and said that she and her friends were really drifting and walking back and forth in the house. But actually, Patrick Moore made an April Fool's Day joke. 9. Thermal Nude Ice Bug: April Fools' Day 1995. In Discovery Magazine, a leading wildlife biologist claims to have discovered a new creature in Antarctica: the thermal naked ice-shearing worm. He said the ice worm has rich and high-temperature blood, so it penetrates the ice. They rely on preying on penguins to survive. The doctor also said that this kind of ice worm has a lot to do with the disappearance of Antarctic explorer Philippe Poisson in 2001, and the ice worm may have mistaken him for a penguin. The reaction was huge, unprecedented in the history of Discovery magazine. 8. Pi modification: On April Fool’s Day 1998, the famous New Mexican Science and Technology magazine announced that Alabama would legislate to change the value of pi. The story quickly started online and spread around the world via email. Alabama received a lot of flak for this, before someone came forward and said it was just a joke. 7. The Left-Handed Burger: On April Fool’s Day in 1998, Burger King published an all-page ad in the USA Today newspaper recommending their new food: the Left-Handed Burger. They claim it is designed for left-handers. In fact, the burger didn't change at all, it just completely rotated. However, this fake news attracted thousands of customers to the ordinary "two-handed burger", and some people suggested that Burger King design a right-handed burger. The joke attracted such a huge consumer base. Burger King's marketing is really successful. 6. Taco Liberty Bell: On April Fool's Day 1996, the Taco Bell Hotel announced that they had purchased the bell in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, USA, and named the bell the Taco Liberty Bell. Angry citizens called the National Historical Park in Philadelphia that day to confirm the incident. Tacot announced hours later that it was their April Fools' Day joke. 5. Nitschika's comeback: On April Fool's Day 1992, NBC reported that Nitschika was running for president again. His campaign statement was: I made no mistakes and I will never make mistakes again. This broadcast aroused public outrage as soon as it was broadcast. Many citizens called the Voice of Radio to question this matter, but the host soon admitted that it was true. 4. Virtual Country: On April Fool’s Day in 1977, the British Guardian published a seven-page supplement. It all introduces a small island country located in the Indian Ocean. I heard that there are several similar islands there. In the article, the author vigorously promoted the beautiful customs and customs there, and even mentioned the name of the president of the island. That day, all telegrams in the Guardian newsroom were blown up by the victims. Everyone wants to know where this lovely resort is. But there isn't really an island, it's a prank. 3. Virtual Baseball Genius: On April Fool's Day in 1985, a well-known Sports Illustrated newspaper published news that a rookie baseball pitcher could throw a ball at 168 mph, which was 65 mph higher than the previous record at the time. Learning pitching techniques in a Tibetan monastery. As soon as this news came out, a large number of baseball fans visited the temple. However, in fact, the author made up this story himself. 2. Instant color television: On April Fool’s Day in 1962, there was only one TV station in Switzerland, and it was in black and white. That day, the technicians of the TV station announced in the news that color TV had finally been successfully developed. Users only need to put nylon socks on the TV screen to see color TV. Many people really believed it and it was completed on the spot. 1. Swiss Noodle Tree: On April Fool’s Day in 1957, the BBC reported in the news: The Swiss noodle tree has matured, and farmers are harvesting noodles from the trees. As a result, many viewers believed it and rushed to the TV station to ask about how to grow breadfruit trees.

The BBC's response to this is: stick a noodle in the tomato puree and wait.