Utah's April Fools' jokes on social media ran the gamut from a Jell-O-encased mountain to a fake statewide ban on matcha tea. Here are some of the gags we found. None of them are true. We repeat, none of them are true.

The history of April Fools' dates back at least as far as the 17th century, when scores of Londoners were invited to the Tower of London for a hoax event billed as the annual “Washing of the Lions.”

Day pranks that materialized into reality include Gmail’s groundbreaking email service, ThinkGeek’s joke products, and the Nintendo Switc