In Scotland, April Fools' Day spans two days. The first day is "Gowk Day," referencing the gawk, or cuckoo bird, which is a symbol of the fool. The second day is "Tailie Day" when people will play ...
April Fools’ Day has a shockingly global history ... Interestingly enough, fish are also considered a lucky symbol in many areas of the world, and are important in a lot of New Year’s traditions.
In Scotland, April Fools’ Day is celebrated as Gowk Day, with the cuckoo, or gowk being used as a symbol of foolishness. Brazil celebrates ‘Dia da Mentira’ as Fools’ Day where people play pranks and ...