1. Bolierplate- It's Fake because although it goes into much detail, another website stated that it was fake. Also robots aren't even mentioned in history books as being developed back then.
2. Dog Island- It's fake because there is no real information on the site about prices or other things. The price is said to be free, funded by rich people with big hearts. I don't think rich people would fund a dog island...
3.Havidol- It's fake because the side effects are totally bogus! (Terminal smile, inter species communication)
4. RYT- It's totally fake, because their partnerships are faulty. (Only 12 minutes of sleep with Rivitalex/ Yeah I don't think so ...)
5.Furnetics- It's fake because Wikifur said it was a hoax, so I'm assuming it is. (This one was tricky)
6.Dihydrogen Monoxide- It's fake because it's just a not commonly known way of saying water. Though people might think it is dangerous for the "monoxide" part.
7.Pacific Tree Octopus- It's obviously fake because Octopi don't live on trees, and they can't live without water. Think people think!
8.Beautiful Money- I believe that it is real because we looked it up and it is said that it is money for Antarctica, but it is not to be traded for value.
9.Mankato- I believe that it is real because there are pictures and maps of Mankato. Also there is a picture of President Bush fishing there!( That will have to be further examined though...)
10. Kresky- Funny website, but it's a fake. If you look up popular shows in the 70's, Kresky is not up there. Also it is a known hoax. If you don't recognize Kresky, it's because it didn't exist.
We should have a gullibility meter in our brain. If only if only.
