JOKE IN WAR (1915):
At a time when the First World War was in full swing, a bomb-like object was launched from a British plane flying over the German-occupied Lille Airport. While the German soldiers fled frantically with the fear of explosion, the falling object was seen repeatedly bouncing on the ground. German soldiers, who went to the object, which turned out to be a soccer ball, encountered a note saying "April Fools' Day".
HAMBURGER FOR LEFTIES (1998):
Burger King announced that they made hamburgers for 32 million left-handed people in the U.S. in a full-page advertisement in USA Today. Thousands of left-handed Americans who saw the ad rushed to Burger King restaurants to eat the hamburger produced for them.
FLYING PENGUINS (2008):
The program broadcast on the BBC reported that it had recorded penguins flying in Antarctica. On the show hosted by Terry Jones, Adelie penguins looked so realistically while taking off. According to the documentary, penguins were flying to South America to enjoy the tropical climate when the weather got very cold.
THE EIFFEL TOWER IS MOVING (1986):
Le Parisien newspaper blew the minds of Parisians by writing that an agreement had been reached to dismantle and relocate the Eiffel Tower. According to the news, the Eiffel, considered the symbol of French culture, was to be reassembled in the new Euro Disney park to be opened in the east of Paris. In place of the Eiffel, a stadium with a capacity of 35 thousand seats was to be built for the 1992 Olympic Games.
