Get ready to dive into the Top 10 Most Bizarre Laws That Still Exist Today! From Switzerland’s lawn-mowing ban on Sundays to Arizona’s law against donkeys sleeping in bathtubs, these strange rules from around the world will have you scratching your head. Find out why chewing gum is illegal in Singapore, why you can’t name a pig “Napoleon” in France, and how Canada’s “Apology Act” stops a simple “sorry” from landing you in trouble.
These laws may sound unbelievable, but they’re still in effect today! Join us as we explore the history behind these unusual regulations and get a good laugh from the world's most outlandish rules.
Featured Countries & Laws:
Switzerland – No Lawn Mowing on Sundays
Japan – No Dancing After Midnight
Italy – Goldfish Bowl Ban
Canada – Apology Act
Australia – No Interfering with Homing Pigeons
Singapore – Chewing Gum Ban
France – No Naming Your Pig ‘Napoleon’
Thailand – No Stepping on Money
United Kingdom – No Drunk Handling of Cows
United States (Arizona) – No Donkeys in Bathtubs
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