M&M's World and World's Largest Coke Bottle. M&M's World is a gift shop desperately posing as an attraction. There's a small theater with a 3-D animated M&Ms movie, and on the fourth floor there's a replica of the M&M's NASCAR race car, but in-between is nothing but 28,000 square feet of M&M's jackets, mugs, t-shirts, etc.
How many legs does this elephant really have? Count them carefully, then count once more. Rather than being mistakes of our visual interpretation, optical illusions such as these are clever design changes on the part of the artist. We cannot make sense of the elephants legs in this simple line drawing, only his left back leg. This leg is correct. The others have had their feet removed and placed between the original four legs, so that he has four original legs, only one with a foot attached, and 4 other legs with 4 feet.
Elephants use their teeth in sequence, not all at once. This means that, at any time, they only have one tooth in each jaw, a total of four. In total, they have 24 teeth: 12 front teeth, called premolars, and 12 back teeth, called molars. When the last molar wears out, the elephant dies because it cannot eat. They can live for about 70 years. But in a zoo or circus, people can keep elephants alive by feeding them soft food.