Presents a compilation of 500 of the most weird and wonderful truths which have intrigued readers of the "Daily Mail" over the years. This work includes aged Victorian queries such as 'Should ladies wear feathers?' as well as answers to questions such as who tested the first parachute, and why the Irish are considered lucky.

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From the longest running Question and Answers feature in any paper comes "Can Crocodiles Cry?", a vast compilation of 500 of the most weird and wonderful truths which have intrigued readers of the "Daily Mail" for over 100 years. Including aged Victorian queries such as 'Should ladies wear feathers?' as well as those which trouble the modern mind, this is the most extensive and fascinating book of its kind. If you have ever wondered who tested the first parachute, why the Irish are considered lucky or what the best thing was before sliced bread, "Can Crocodiles Cry?" is here to put your mind at rest.