Weird Wonders of the USA
Located in Cawker City, Kansas, this attraction is one of the world's largest examples of a common household item.
World's Largest Ball of Twine
In Spain, people traditionally eat 12 of these at midnight on New Year's Eve for good luck.
Grapes
I was a lovable bartender who knew everyone's name at a Boston bar.
Sam Malone
The calm center of a hurricane is known by this term.
Eye
I convert sunlight directly into electricity, but I have no moving parts.
Solar Panel
This Illinois landmark in Collinsville claims to be the world's largest example of a common kitchen condiment container.
World's Largest Ketchup Bottle
At Cooper's Hill in England, participants chase a wheel of this food down a steep hill.
Cheese
I constantly yelled "Pivot!" while helping move a couch up a stairwell.
Ross Geller
This term refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air.
Humidity
I transfer data between computers around the world by directing digital traffic to its destination.
Router
Standing nearly 20 feet tall in Bemidji, Minnesota, these legendary figures are a famous roadside attraction.
Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox
Every New Year's Eve, residents of Brasstown, North Carolina lower this animal instead of a ball.
Opossum
I am a forensic blood-spatter analyst who secretly hunts serial killers.
Dexter Morgan
This weather instrument measures air pressure and helps predict changing weather.
Barometer
I amplify distant objects and make them appear closer without moving them.
Telescope
In Alliance, Nebraska, visitors can see a full-sized replica of England's Stonehenge made entirely from these.
Automobiles
The Woolly Worm Festival in North Carolina centers around races involving this creature.
Caterpillars
I was the assistant regional manager—or assistant to the regional manager—at Dunder Mifflin.
Dwight Schrute
This boundary where two different air masses meet is known by this term.
Front
I transmit information through pulses of light traveling inside thin strands of glass.
Fiber-Optic Cable
This unusual Wisconsin attraction is famous for its eclectic architecture, bizarre collections, and the Infinity Room.
House on the Rock
In Finland, people melt small horseshoes made of this material and interpret the shapes for fortune-telling.
Tin
I am a wealthy matriarch known for saying "Ew, David!"
Moira Rose
This type of cloud is commonly associated with thunderstorms, lightning, and heavy rain.
Cumulonimbus Cloud
I help submarines rise and sink by filling and emptying large tanks with water.
Ballast Tank