Riddle: A simple peasant bought a number of camels and is taking them to his farm. As he rides contentedly along he counts them - he counts 29. He was sure he had bought 30 camel, so in alarm he jumps off his camel and counted the camels again. To his delight, there are 30. Half an hour later, he counts his camels and once more there are just 29. Confused, he climbs off his camel and counts again. Once more there are 30. Can you explain? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: Large as a mountain, small as a pea, Endlessly swimming in a waterless sea. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: From house to house I go, sometimes narrow, sometimes wide. And whether there's rain or snow I always stay outside. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: When I left, I didn't know where I was going; when I got there, I didn't know where I was; when I returned, I didn't know where I had been. Who was I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets and each man won three sets. How can this be possible? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: I'm not really more than holes tied to more holes; I'm strong as good steel, though not as stiff as a pole. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: What gets harder to catch the faster you run? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: I see without seeing. Noise is an ally. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: What's weightless, visible to the naked eye, and when you put it in a barrel of water it will make the barrel lighter in weight? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: You are sitting at a table eating lunch and there are ten flies on the table. With a quick swat, you are able to kill three flies. How many flies are left on the table? Show Answer Hide Answer