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Is it true that In Italy, people will wear red underwear on New Year's Day as a symbol of good luck for the upcoming year? Does the phrase "into the mouth of the wolf" mean "good luck!” in Italy? Is it true that Italy’s national bird is the Woodpecker? Find the answers to these amazing facts and more here!
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Fact #1: In Italy, people will wear red underwear on New Year's Day as a symbol of good luck for the upcoming year.
TRUE
Fact #2: In Italy, the phrase "into the mouth of the wolf" means "good luck!"
FALSE
Fact #3: Italy’s national bird is the Woodpecker.
FALSE
Fact #4: Passers-by claim that voices can be heard while crossing the Rialto Bridge after midnight.
TRUE
Fact #5: There's a town in Italy that doesn't get sunlight for 84 days a year. They've solved this problem with a giant mirror
FALSE
Fact #6: During her childhood, Donatella Versace was not allowed to choose her own clothes.
TRUE
Fact #7: In ancient Rome, it was considered a sign of leadership to be born with a crooked nose.
TRUE
Fact #8: An Italian town was intentionally submerged to create a lake.
FALSE
Fact #9: It is very common to walk cats in Milan.
TRUE
Fact #10: In Italy, you can adopt old people.
FALSE
Fact #11: You can buy Stacy Malibu dolls in Italy.
FALSE
Fact #12: During the Roman Empire, warriors would eat squirrels.
