Daily True or False
September 18, 2026

Hammerhead sharks are strictly marine and cannot tolerate freshwater. Only a few shark species, like the bull shark, can survive in rivers and lakes.

Pissarro died on November 13, 1903, in Paris. He lived 73 years, producing art until his final months.

Keith Haring created a large mural at the Olympic Park in Seoul for the 1988 Summer Olympics, featuring his iconic figures.

MacDonald Gargan is the human identity of the Scorpion, a private investigator turned supervillain in Marvel Comics.

Penicillin inhibits enzymes that build bacterial cell walls, leading to osmotic lysis—bacteria literally pop.

Patagonia covers the southern portions of both countries, divided by the Andes. It includes Argentine steppes and Chilean fjords and glaciers.

Abramović taught performance art for many years at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg, not at Yale. She has never held a professorship at Yale University.

The Starry Night was painted by Vincent van Gogh in 1889. Picasso was only eight years old at the time.

Magritte worked as a wallpaper designer and advertising poster artist before gaining fame as a surrealist painter.

Max Ernst never attended the Bauhaus. He studied philosophy and art history at the University of Bonn and was largely self-taught as an artist.