What does SPF stand for?
Sun Protection Factor
What is the largest museum in the world?
The Louvre in Paris
What country is nicknamed "The Land Down Under"?
Australia
How long does a watermelon take to grow?
Watermelons generally take between 70 and 100 days to grow from planting to harvest, depending on the variety. Smaller varieties may mature in as little as 70 days, while larger ones can take up to 100 days.
Is it the male or female mosquitoes that drink the blood of their victims?
Females! They use the protein in blood to help their eggs develop.
What is deer meat called?
Venison
Which well recognized monument gets bigger in the summer?
The Eiffel Tower in Paris gets slightly taller during the summer months due to thermal expansion of its iron structure. This expansion can cause the tower to grow by as much as six inches.
What country is known as "The Boot"?
Italy
Where is the “Barbeque Capital of the World”?
Kansas City, MO
True or false? When the temperature goes above 86 degrees, the hedgehog will lower its metabolism and live off fat stores for up to six weeks waiting for the heat wave to pass.
True!
True or False:
Gelatin is made from cartilage and bones from animals such as pigs or cows.
Which desert surrounds Las Vegas, Nevada?
The Mojave Desert.
Which city is known as the "City of Canals"?
Venice, Italy.
Which fruit is known as the “king of fruits” for its strong aroma and distinctive taste?
Durian
What stretch of road is known as “Americas Mother Road”?
Route 66 stretches from California to Illinois, passing through iconic small towns, motels and roadside attractions.
What is the world’s oldest soft drink?
Schweppes, which was created in 1783. Johann Jacob Schweppe developed a method for carbonating water, and his company, Schweppes, is recognized as the world's oldest operating soda company. While Vernors Ginger Ale is the oldest surviving soda in America, dating back to 1866, it is not the oldest globally.
What is the largest city in the world?
The largest city in the world by population is Tokyo, Japan, with approximately 37.2 million people. It is also the most populous metropolitan area globally
What U.S. state is known as "The Last Frontier"?
Alaska
What part of the plant is a potato?
Potato grows on the end of the underground stem known as the stolon
What is the main attraction at the Iowa State Fair?
A 600-pound cow sculpted from butter
What drink has the most antioxidants?
What is the smallest ocean in the world?
The Arctic Ocean
What country is nicknamed "The Land of Smiles"?
Thailand.
What do you call a person who eats fish but not meat?
Pescatarian
What is the name of the famous pink sand beach in the Bahamas?
Pink Sands Beach located on Harbour Island. The beach is known for its 3 mile stretch of pink sand, which gets its color from microscopic organisms called foraminifera. The pink hue is most visible when the sand is wet, especially at the water's edge.