PROVERBS
THE ANIMA"LL" KINGDOM
DO NOT PASS "O"
GONE BABY GONE
MAKE THE PHRASE
BODY WORKS
100
It is said that this "lies at the bottom of a well"; it's also "stranger than fiction"
Truth
100
The alpaca & this relative are domestic animals not known to exist in a wild state
The Llama
100
According to Catholic doctrine, not quite heaven or hell
Limbo
100
She was last seen in a twin-engine Lockheed Electra in July 1937
Amelia Earhart
100
A boxer trying to get down to, say, 135 pounds for a fight is attempting to "make" this
Weight
100
These smallest blood vessels are barely wider than the blood cells that pass through them single file
Capillaries
200
It's the proverb represented by the trio seen here
"See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"
200
This large reptile has a u-shaped snout & a bite in which all the teeth of the lower jaw fit within the teeth of the upper jaw
The Alligator
200
A homeless migrant who might ride the rails
Hobo
200
The first recorded disappearance of a U.S. ship in this area of the Atlantic was the USS Cyclops in March 1918
The Bermuda Triangle
200
o discern, to complete writing a check or to engage in kissing, you "make" this
Out
200
Skin color ranging from pale yellow to black is largely determined by the amount of this dark pigment in the skin
Melanin
300
Now for your spring forecast... "March comes in like" this "& goes out like a lamb"
a lion
300
With a wingspan over 5 feet, the great black-backed is the largest species of this seabird
The Gull
300
A wall painting on wet plaster
Fresco
300
One minute in 79 A.D., you're this city of 10-20,000; post-Vesuvius, you're a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Pompeii
300
To act with speed, you "make" this, also said to make waste
Haste
300
This chamber, also called the voice box, is larger in males than in females, producing a deeper voice
The Larynx
400
The Spanish equivalent of this proverb is "No solo de pan vive el hombre"
Man doesn't live by bread alone
400
This burrowing mammal has a carapace, a set of plates covered in scales
The Armadillo
400
The body without the limbs or head
Torso
400
Pieces of arms were found with this statue on a Greek island in 1820
The Venus de Milo
400
An attempt that'll end in success or utter disaster is described in the rhyming phrase "make or..."
Break
400
This largest artery in the body is over a foot long
The Aorta
500
Especially in today's job market, "He who would climb" this "must begin at the bottom"
The Ladder
500
This primarily ground-dwelling monkey is seen here
The Mandrill
500
A round of gunfire
A Salvo
500
In August of 1590 2 words carved on trees--Croatoan & Cro--were the last traces of the 100 colonists on this island
Roanoke
500
Something that serves as a substitute, especially of an expedient nature, is "make-" this
Do (or shift)
500
Robert Wadlow, the tallest man on record, grew to 8'11" due to a condition called gigantism in which too much growth hormone is produced by this important gland at the base of the brain
Pituitary