Animal Kingdom
This black-and-white bear native to China primarily eats bamboo.
Giant Panda
This Italian explorer’s 1492 voyage to the Americas is widely known.
Christopher Columbus
The patron saint of Ireland, famous for driving snakes out of the country.
Saint Patrick
This Italian dish consists of flattened dough baked with tomato sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
Pizza
This ballroom dance, often performed to slow music, is known for smooth, flowing movements.
The waltz
This marine mammal is famous for its intelligence and echolocation abilities.
Dolphine
He was the first European to reach India by sea, sailing around Africa.
Vasco da Gama
The saint known for her visions of angels and guidance during the Hundred Years’ War in France.
Joan of Arc
Sushi, often made with raw fish and rice, originates from this country.
Japan
Originating in Cuba, this Latin dance is lively and often danced to salsa music.
Rumba
A group of lions is called this..
Pride
This Portuguese navigator is credited with circumnavigating the globe.
Ferdinand Magellan
The patron saint of animals, especially known for his love of nature and the Franciscan order.
Saint Francis of Assisi
Paella, a famous rice dish with saffron, seafood, or meat, comes from this European country.
Spain
This street dance style emerged in the 1970s in New York City and includes popping, locking, and breaking.
Breakdancing
This small insect can lift many times its own body weight.
An Ant
This English explorer searched for the Northwest Passage and has a bay in Canada named after him.
Henry Hudson
This saint, a former Roman soldier, is famous for his martyrdom and is the patron of soldiers.
Saint George
This spicy, fermented Korean side dish is usually made with cabbage and radishes.
Kimchi
This energetic dance from Argentina is often performed in pairs with dramatic poses.
Tango
The only marsupial native to North America.
Opossum
Known as the “father of modern exploration,” he explored much of North America for France.
Jacques Cartier
The patron saint of travelers, often depicted with a staff and a shell.
Saint James the Greater
Known as the national dish of Brazil, it combines black beans, pork, and beef.
Feijoada
This highly stylized dance originated in Spain, characterized by rhythmic stomping and intricate footwork.
Flamenco
This largest species of shark is a filter-feeder, not a predator.
Whale Shark
This Norwegian explorer is famous for leading the first expedition to reach the South Pole in 1911.
Roald Amundsen
He is the patron saint of Scotland, often depicted with a saltire (X-shaped cross).
Saint Andrew
This Middle Eastern dish made of chickpeas and tahini is often served as a dip.
Hummus
This classical dance form originated in Italy and is performed on pointe shoes.
Ballet