California: If a frog dies during a frog-jumping contest, you cannot eat it.

Florida: Participating or permitting dwarf-tossing in bars, restaurants, and other places selling liquor can get the owner fined up to $1,000.

Georgia: People engaged in llama-related activities like riding, training, or goofing around will be held accountable if they happen to suffer llama-related injuries.

Alabama: Using confetti is illegal.

Alaska: In Alaska, you can drink in a bar but you’ll be fined for getting drunk.

Arizona: Feeding garbage to pigs is not allowed unless a permit is obtained.

Arkansas: A pinball machine cannot give away more than 25 free games to any player who keeps continually winning.

Illinois: A seller of reptiles must advise the buyers not to kiss it.

Indiana: It is illegal to catch a fish with your bare hands.

Kentucky: Public officers, lawyers, and legislators must take an oath stating that they’ve never participated in duels using deadly weapons.

Massachusetts: Playing or singing the national anthem, not in its entirety or rendering it as dance music, is punishable by a fine not exceeding $100.

Michigan: Cars cannot be sold on a Sunday.

Missouri: If a ram or bull runs amok for more than 3 days, any person can castrate the animal.

Montana: Driving animals onto railroad tracks with the purpose of damaging the railways can lead to a fine of up to $50,000, prison time not exceeding 5 years, and other repercussions.

Nevada: No one can use an X-ray machine to estimate a person’s shoe size.

New Hampshire: Carrying away or collecting seaweed at night is illegal.

New Jersey: Committing robbery wearing a bulletproof vest is illegal.

New York: Wearing a mask and congregating in the public is a crime.

North Carolina: Bingo games must not last over 5 hours.

Ohio: Toilets in underground coal mines must have an ’adequate supply’ of toilet paper.

Rhode Island: Professional games, except ice polo and hockey, can be played on Sunday only after obtaining a license.

South Carolina: Musical instruments may not be sold on Sunday.

South Dakota: Farmers can use explosives and fireworks to safeguard their sunflower crops.

Tennessee: Students may not hold hands while at school.

Vermont: Clotheslines are energy devices that are based on renewable resources and cannot be banned.

Washington: In Skamania County, Washington, harassing a Bigfoot, Sasquatch, or other undiscovered subspecies is a felony punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment.