It's True - The lower an objects' centre of gravity compared to its height, the less likely it is to fall over. And that includes people.

It's False - It's actually the female mosquitoes that drink blood to provide them with the protein they need to lay eggs. But when the winter comes, and they stop breeding, some species switch to eating sugar and fats and hibernate until the weather warms up again.

It's True - It takes 70% less energy to produce a ton of paper from recycled paper, than from trees.

It's True - During their short lifespans the average bee clocks up at least 500 million beats of its wings.

It's False - It actually has 33 known moons, and thanks to new data beamed back by the Cassini mission which was sent to explore the Saturnian system, there may be 34. UK Cassini project scientist Professor Carl Murray recently discovered a small moon-like object measuring about 4 kilometres across out beyond Saturn's F ring.

It's False - Tea Bags date from 1908 and, according to legend, were the brain child of a certain Thomas Sullivan, from New York. Teapots, on the other hand, were invented in China during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644).

It's True · Hyperthermia is excessive body heat which can be triggered by infections and hot climates, and certain drugs. The opposite effect - hypothermia - sets in when your body temperature falls too low, and it can kill you because the chemical reactions that power your cells slow down to such an extent that there is not enough energy being produced to keep you alive.

It's True – The Elephant Bird used to live in Madagascar but is now extinct. Their eggs are still occasionally found, and weight 18pounds, equal to 12,000 humming bird eggs.

It's True - The average couch potato burns off about 60 calories an hour, a brisk walk 300, and a brick wall 150 !

It's False - Ants are thought to make up 10% of the mass of all the animals on Earth - that's still pretty impressive though!