Trivia Bits for Jul 24, 2023

Leslie Elman
Sun, 23 Jul 2023 21:00:00 -0700
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Whale sharks, the biggest sharks in the world (and the biggest fish in the ocean) have teeth, but they don't use them for chewing. Instead they suck in gallons and gallons of water and filter it through their rows of raspy teeth to catch all the plankton, plants and tiny sea creatures they need to eat. Whale sharks typically grow to be 40 feet long — sometimes nearly twice that long — and they may live for as long as 100 years, if humans leave them alone.

"The Shark" is the nickname of which professional golfer?
Updated: Mon Jul 24, 2023

Whale sharks, the biggest sharks in the world (and the biggest fish in the ocean) have teeth, but they don't use them for chewing. Instead they suck in gallons and gallons of water and filter it through their rows of raspy teeth to catch all the plankton, plants and tiny sea creatures they need to eat. Whale sharks typically grow to be 40 feet long — sometimes nearly twice that long — and they may live for as long as 100 years, if humans leave them alone.

"The Shark" is the nickname of which professional golfer?

A) Ernie Els

B) Greg Norman

C) Sam Snead

D) Annika Sorenstam

Previous answer: Competitors ride 3,540 kilometers — roughly 2,200 miles — over 21 days in the Tour de France.