And I quote!
"Know thyself, know thy enemy!" is credited to this perhaps fictional general.
Who is Sun Tzu?
Paleoentomologists will know all about this organic gem!
What is amber?
An old instrument now usually made of Nickel, played by world-famous Jasmine Choi.
What is the flute?
The closest living relative to humans alongside Chimpanzees.
What are Bonobos?
Sign that may advertise anything from nearby bars to sober driving.
What is a billboard?
The man who philosophizes that "the roof of suffering is attachment".
Who is the Buddha?
Derives from the Greek word for blood, though in it's raw form it's in fact grey.
What is Hematite?
An instrument favored by the Baroques with keys usually the opposite colors of a piano, played by levers gently pressing on the strings.
What is the Clavichord?
The adorable smallest monkey in the world who could be held easily in an adult's hand.
What is the Pygmy Marmoset?
What you might build a house with, and ironically the reaction if it collapses.
What is timber?
The artist of this song described the beginning as "Fate knocking at the door".
What is Beethoven's fifth symphony?
The most common mineral in earth's crust and vital for glass-working and ceramics.
What is Feldspar?
African instrument that shook things up when introduced to Brazilian culture (unfortunately via slavery).
What is the caxixi?
A primate characterized for it's long and flat nose, native to the island of Borneo.
What is the Proboscis monkey?
Hybrid of folklore and common taxidermy trick.
What is a Jackalope?
The man who gave the perhaps perplexing idea at face value of "I think, therefore I am."
Who is René Descartes?
Crystal that resembles an undersea creature that is in fact produced via the secretion of certain marine invertebrates.
What is Aragonite?
Medieval instrument where you might have to crank up the volume.
What is the Hurdy Gurdy?
The two main scientific categories of monkeys, characterized partially by the region they originate but are easier to distinguish by examining their noses.
What are old world and new world monkeys?
A breakfast, but also strangely enough a recently wedded man.
What is a benedict?
After criticism from the son of Roman emperor Vespasian of his "urine tax", the ruler coined this expression which in Latin is "Pecunia non olet".
What is "Money doesn't stink"?
A natural form of calcium that can be found in both tofu and the Sphinx.
What is Gypsum?
Startling instrument that's inspiration came while working on a radio wave-based machine for the Soviet government.
What is a theremin?
A fairly recently discovered (and rather bulky) monkey of South America whose name is also a drink.
What is a saki?
Simply put, Roman historians who made year by year records of notable events.
What are annalists?