NEWSPAPER COMICS
Jim Davis created this lasagna-loving cat who first appeared in papers in 1978.
What is Garfield?
This insect undergoes a four-stage metamorphosis, transforming from a striped caterpillar into an orange-and-black-winged adult.
What is a monarch butterfly?
This lightest element in the universe has the atomic number 1.
What is Hydrogen?
The lion is the only big cat that lives in these groups.
What is a pride?
Borrowing from the word “charisma,” this slang term measures someone’s apparent skill at attracting or charming others.
What is rizz?
This strip's title character is often accompanied by his imaginary tiger.
What is Calvin and Hobbes?
This industrious insect can lift objects many times its own body weight and lives in colonies led by a queen.
What is an ant?
This radioactive element, symbol U, is used as fuel in nuclear reactors.
This radioactive element, symbol U, is used as fuel in reactors.
This big cat is the largest of all wild cats and is famously the mascot of Tony the Tiger's cereal brand.
What is the Tiger
This term is used when someone who is in some sort of trouble or can refer to losing.
What is cooked?
This strip ran for nearly 50 years and ended in 2000 with a farewell that aired in over 2,600 newspapers simultaneously.
What is Peanuts?
This insect communicates the location of food to its hive-mates through a figure-eight "waggle dance."
What is a honeybee?
This aesthetic element's symbol, Au, comes from its Latin name "aurum."
What is Gold?
This spotted cat can't roar, and instead purrs like a house cat, due to the structure of its throat.
What is a cheetah?
This phrase refers to revealing drama or or potentially negative information.
What is "spilling the tea"?
This strip's bespectacled office drone navigates the absurdity of corporate life.
What is Dilbert?
This insect spends most of its life underground as a nymph, sometimes for as long as 17 years, before emerging to molt and chrip.
What is a cicada?
This element, symbol Hg, is the only metal that's liquid at room temperature.
What is Mercury?
This big cat has the strongest bite force relative to body size of any cat, capable of piercing turtle shells.
What is a jaguar?
This term is used to describe someone acting delusional.
What is delulu?
"ACK" is the signature phrase of this woman, when overwhelmed with work or life.
Who is Cathy?
This insect is really a beetle, despite its name, and it produces light through a chemical reaction called bioluminescence.
What is the firefly (lightning bug)?
This extremely dense metal, symbol W, can be used in jewelry as an alternative to gold, is nearly as heavy as gold itself.
What is Tungsten?
This big cat is a champion swimmer, unlike most cats, and is often seen wading into rivers and lakes to cool off or hunt.
What is a tiger?
This two-word term refers to content that harmful to the mind, mass produced at low quality, or as a condition for someone who consumes "slop" content.
What is brain rot?