Misleading Questionnaire

10 questions Google can't answer:
1. Which hen laid the egg that I ate today?
2. What is Virat Kohli doing right now?
3. Who was born right after Hefner died?
4. How do sunflowers smell?
5. Do uncharted territories still exist in the world?
6. What comes after 4? Evening
7. What causes the Nazca lines?
8. What does the Praying Mantis pray?
9. Who rides the sea horses?
10. When does time stand still?

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