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This animal can sleep for three years straight

What are desert snails?

200

On this planet, It rains Diamonds

What is Midnight?

200

This traditional Sardinian sheep's milk cheese is intentionally infested with live insect larvae to bring it to an advanced stage of decomposition.

What is Caza Marzu?

200

In 1932, the Australian military deployed soldiers armed with Lewis machine guns to wage war against a massive population of these large, flightless birds. Shockingly, the birds won.

What are Emus?

200

This dreadful, unhygienic villain uses theater troupes, absurd disguises, and terrible acting in his endless pursuit of a fortune.

Who is Count Olaf?

400

This animal can become invisible in the blink of an eye

What is the Sea Sapphire?

400

This iconic blue police box is actually a time machine and spacecraft that is famously "bigger on the inside."

What is the Tardis?

400

Anthony Bourdain famously called this pungent, fermenting Icelandic shark meat the single worst thing he had ever put in his mouth.

What is Hákarl?

400

In 1814, a ruptured vat at Meux & Co’s brewery unleashed a 15-foot-tall tidal wave of this beverage, destroying buildings and tragically killing eight people in London.

What is Beer?

400

This dark wizard, attempted to murder a baby, and split his soul into pieces.

Who is Lord Voldemort?

600

This animal urinates from its mouth

What is the Chinese Softshell Turtle?

600

These silver, emotionless cyborgs walk with a rhythmic stomp and frequently demand that humanity be "upgraded."

What are the Cybermen?

600

Prized in Southeast Asia, this large, spiky fruit is banned on many public transit systems due to an odor compared to sewage or rotting onions.

What is Durian?

600

In 525 B.C., Persian King Cambyses II successfully captured a strategic Egyptian city by ordering his soldiers to carry these revered household animals into battle as living shields.

What are Cats?

600

These parasitic, slug-like aliens enter the ear canals of hosts to strip away their free will and take complete control of their minds.

What are Yeerks?

800
This flying insect builds a wall out of ant corpses

What is the Bone-House Wasp?

800

Evolved from Earth’s old Eurovision Song Contest, this glitzy music competition takes place aboard the Harmony Arena in the year 2925.

What is the Interstellar Song Contest?

800

This controversial delicacy from Southeast Asia consists of a developing bird embryo, usually a duck, that is boiled and eaten directly from the shell.

What is Balut?

800

During a 1788 battle against the Ottoman Empire, panicked communication mishaps caused this European empire’s army to mistakenly attack itself, resulting in thousands of self-inflicted casualties.

What is The Austrian Empire?

800

Introduced in 1973, this clone warrior race from a far off planet is locked in an eternal, millennia-long war with the Rutan Host

What are the Sontarans?

1000

This animal smears itself with Elephant Poison

What is the African Crested Rat?

1000

Located in the year 5,023,000, this planet served as the new home for humanity following the destruction of original Earth, boasting a replica of New York City and a hospital run by the Sisters of Plenitude.

What is New Earth?

1000

This Mexican specialty, often called "Mexican caviar," consists of the edible larvae and pupae of ants harvested from the roots of agave plants.

What are Escamoles?

1000

In July 1518, a woman named Frau Troffea stepped into a street in Strasbourg and kicked off a bizarre, month-long epidemic of this continuous physical activity that ultimately claimed dozens of lives due to heart attacks and exhaustion.

What is The Dancing Plague?

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This narcissistic hunter eats five dozen eggs a day to stay roughly the size of a barge, loathes books without pictures, and rallies a pitchfork-wielding mob with a goal of killing a monster.

Who is Gaston?

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