Animals
This bird which used to be used to send mail is now considered a pest by many.
Pigeon
It is the longest river in the world that flows through Egypt.
The Nile River
Its capital city is London.
The United Kingdom
It is known as the "Red Planet".
Mars
This colour got its name from a fruit.
Orange
It is an underwater animal often confused as a plant and is also the main character of a popular animated show.
Sponge
It is the largest hot desert in Africa and the world.
The Sahara Desert
This country (which is also called a city) is home to the Pope.
Vatican City
It use to be classified as a planet but is now classified as a dwarf planet.
Pluto
Copper and Zinc make this alloy.
Dinosaurs are the ancestors of this group of animals.
Birds
Its meaning is a large piece of land connected to the mainland by a thin strip of land (e.g. Italy).
Peninsula
This country has the most Spanish speakers.
Mexico
The largest moon of Jupiter and the Solar System is bigger than this planet.
Mercury
Countries like Russia, Belarus, Serbia, Kazakhstan and more use this script.
Cyrillic
This Australian animal is considered the only pentapedal animal in the world (it uses 5 limbs to move around instead of the regular 4).
Kangaroo
It is the name for a narrow strip of water surrounded by tall mountains and is commonly found in Norway and New Zealand.
Fjord
This country is considered to be both European and Asian and its most populous city once was the capital of the Roman Empire.
Turkey/Türkiye
This famous comet visited Earth in 1986 and will return in 2061.
Halley's Comet
Gregorian Calendar
Kiwi birds are related to what other living birds (one correct bird at least)?
Ostrict, Emu, Cassowary and Rhea
It is a sea surrounded mostly by Greece and contains a large portion of Greek Islands (hint: the sea's name starts with "ae").
Aegean Sea
It is home to the largest meteor crater in Africa and the world.
South Africa
The entire Solar System is located inside of the ____ Cloud.
Oort
How many "Snowball Earths" have there been during Earth's history.
2