Q. What exactly is a snail's pace? A. Varies by type of snail, but the world record racing snail went 13" in 2 min (or .006 miles/hour).

Q. How much did the first Mustang cost? A. The 1964-1/2 Ford Mustang list price was $2,368 for the hardtop & $2,814 for the convertible.

Q. Who made Wonka candy real? A. Quaker Oats bought the rights to Ronald Dahl's Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. Made by Breaker Confection

Q. When did Runts come out? A. The Willy Wonka Candy Company introduced Runts in 1982. Banana, Cherry, Lime, Orange, & Strawberry flavor.

Q. When was Photoshop released? A. John and Thomas Knoll invented ImagePro in 1987 and sold rights to Adobe who made Photoshop 1.0 in 1990

Q. Who created Batman? A. Cartoonist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger created Batman. The first appearance was March 30, 1939 (May Cover)

Q. When did people start decorating Easter Eggs? A. Decorating eggs has been around before Christianity. Easter eggs started 13th century

Q. When did the term 'Tickled Pink' first appear? A. 1910. The figurative use of 'tickled' to mean delighted has been used for centuries.

Q. What year did Cookie Monster come about? A. Jim Henson developed a version of Cookie Monster in 1966. He got blue fur & his name 1969.

Q. Who invented Ring Pops? A. Frank Richards invented Ring Pops in the 1970's as a way to stop his daughter from sucking her thumb.

Q. How long have balloons been around? A. Balloons have been around for ages. The first rubber balloon was made in 1824 & latex in 1847.

Q. Do Hammerhead sharks lay eggs or give live birth? A. Hammerheads sharks give live birth, usually to 6-50 babies (pups) per litter.

Q. When did the Olympic Rings first appear? A. The rings were publicly introduced in 1913. The first Olympics they were used was in 1920.

Q. Why are some Eucalyptus leaves round & others are pointed? A. Young & juvenile leaves are round but become pointed as the tree matures

Q. What year was Microsoft founded? A. Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft in 1975 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Q. How long did the Pony Express Run? A. The pony express operated 18 months. It started April 3, 1860 & was terminated October 26, 1861.

Q. When were Crayola Crayons invented? A. Crayola Crayons were invented in 1902 and first sold in 1903 as the original kid-safe crayon.

Q. When did April Fool's Day Start? A. The origins of April Fool's Day is a mystery. But some say Chaucher wrote about it in 1392.

Q. How long did it take to build the Eiffel Tower? A. Construction started Jan. 28, 1887 & finished 2 years, 2 months & 5 days later.

Q. When did Alaska become a state? A. Alaska was purchased by the U.S. March 30, 1867 and became a state January 3, 1959.