What country is this?
This country has won the largest number of World Cup Trophies
Brazil
Black Mamba
Kobe Bryant
Calamari is a popular fried dish made from this sea creature
Squid
The longest bone in the human body
This video rental chain was famous for its blue-and-yellow signs and late fees before filing for bankruptcy in 2010
Blockbuster
This European country has more than 1,000 lakes, is famous for its fjords, and is home to the northernmost point of mainland Europe
Norway
Iron Mike
Mike Tyson
A French delicacy often served with garlic butter is an animal: Escargot
Snail
This organ produces insulin and helps regulate blood sugar
Pancreas
This toy store chain, known for its mascot Geoffrey the Giraffe and its slogan 'I Don't Wanna Grow Up,' filed for bankruptcy in 2017
Toys R Us
This country is home to Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city located high in the Andes Mountains.
Peru
The Answer
Allen Iverson
Chitlins or Chitterlings are made up of intestines from this animal
Pig
Part of the brain, responsible for memory
Hippocampus
This airline, famous for its international routes and iconic blue globe logo, ceased operations in 1991.
Pan Am
This country is the only sovereign nation whose national flag is not rectangular
Nepal
The Greek Freak
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Rocky Mountain oysters aren't seafood at all—they're the testicles of this animal
Bull
This small, pear-shaped organ stores and concentrates bile, which helps the body digest fats
Gall Bladder
This movie rental company was famous for its DVD rental kiosks outside grocery stores and pharmacies before shutting down in 2024.
Redbox
This country was formerly known as Ceylon until it officially changed its name in 1972.
Sri Lanka
The Great One
Uni is a Japanese delicacy that is the edible reproductive organ of this creature
Sea Urchin
This system of glands produces and releases hormones that regulate growth, metabolism, reproduction, and other bodily functions
Endocrine system
This Houston-based energy company became infamous for a massive accounting scandal before collapsing in 2001.
Enron