Education systems evolve, leaving many historical misconceptions unchallenged, prompting a reevaluation of what was taught in schools.

Recent research indicates that the ancient Egyptians, long thought to have built the pyramids with slave labor, actually employed paid laborers who were respected for their work.

The myth that chameleons change color primarily for camouflage is debunked; they do so mainly to regulate temperature and communicate with other chameleons.

Contrary to popular belief, gravity exists in space, albeit in a weaker form, and astronauts experience microgravity rather than a complete absence of gravity.

The Great Wall of China cannot be seen from space, a misconception confirmed by astronauts who reported it is not visible in satellite imagery.

Bats are not blind; they possess excellent vision and utilize echolocation to navigate, debunking the myth that they rely solely on sound.

The belief that milk is essential for strong bones is challenged by modern studies, which suggest adults can obtain necessary nutrients from other food sources.