Cuisine
This country is famous for sushi.
Japan
The Eiffel Tower stands in this city.
Paris
This flightless bird, found only in New Zealand, is known for laying the largest egg relative to its body size.
Kiwi
This country’s flag has red and white stripes and 50 stars.
United States
Odin, the All‑Father, belongs to this mythology.
Norse
“Paella,” made with saffron rice and seafood, is a traditional dish from this European country.
Spain
The Christ the Redeemer statue overlooks this coastal Brazilian city.
Rio de Janeiro
This deep‑sea fish, known for its glowing lure, lives thousands of feet below the ocean surface.
Anglerfish
This country’s flag is a red circle on a white background.
Japan
Ra, the sun god, belongs to this mythology.
Egyptian
“Kimchi,” a fermented spicy cabbage, is a staple food in this Asian country.
South Korea
The Acropolis, home to the Parthenon, rises above this ancient city.
Athens
This venomous mammal from Madagascar delivers toxins through grooves in its teeth. Solenodon
Solenodon
This country’s flag features a blue field with a white cross.
Greece
Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god, belongs to this mythology.
Aztec
“Baklava,” a layered pastry with nuts and honey, is most famously associated with this country.
Turkey
The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia face each other in this historic city that spans two continents.
Istanbul
This Arctic whale, known for its long spiral tusk, is sometimes called the “unicorn of the sea.”
Narwhal
This country’s flag has a red dragon on a green and white background.
Wales
Amaterasu, the goddess of the sun, belongs to this mythology.
Japanese (Shinto)
“Ceviche,” raw fish cured in citrus, is a national dish of this South American country.
Peru
The ancient rock‑cut city of Petra is located in this Middle Eastern country.
Jordan
This rare marsupial from Australia is one of the only mammals that lays eggs.
Platypus
This country’s flag shows a yellow sun with 40 rays on a red background.
Kyrgyzstan
Vishnu, the preserver god, belongs to this mythology.
Hindu