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All About Animals
100

This popular Christmas song was originally written for the Thanksgiving horse racing season and titled “The One Horse Open Sleigh“

Jingle Bells

100

This Siberian monk, famous for his inability to be murdered along with his womanizing, was hired by the Romanov family to heal Prince Alexei from his hemophilia. 

Grigori Rasputin 

100

The disarming spell that Harry Potter is infamous for using constantly 

Expelliarmus

100

Harper’s favorite animal

Panda

200

In his Thanksgiving special, this character is asked to kick Lucy’s football as a tradition, and when she pulls the football away, he falls over. This happens twice. 

Charlie Brown

200

This artist of The Persistence of Memory believed himself to be the reincarnation of his dead brother, and had a strange fascination with Hitler. After his second expulsion from art school, he drove himself across Europe in a cauliflower filled car, explaining “everything ends up in the cauliflower”.

Salvador Dali

200

This strange redheaded Diary of a Wimpy Kid character repeatedly offers to show Greg his “secret freckle“, and is the only boy in the whole middle school skinny enough to be in Greg’s weight class

Fregley

200

The animal that can deflect bullets with its leathery skin, and is known for carrying leprosy

Armadillo

300

The number of people the average house contains on Thanksgiving 

11

300

This famous Austrian composer known for Requiem and Symphony No. 40 really enjoyed fart jokes, and even composed a song called Leck mich im Arsch.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

300

The fictional creatures in Artemis Fowl that live under the ground, of which Holly Short is one of. They have a magical police force called LEPrecon, but their flying  powers are limited on the Earth‘s surface. 

Fairies 

300

The only mammal that cannot jump.

The elephant

400

This Native American tribe that celebrated the first Thanksgiving along with the Pilgrims 

Wampanoag

400

This Danish astronomer had his nose cut off in a duel and wore a metal one for the rest of his life. He also famously refused to pee during an all-day banquet and died days later of a kidney infection

Tycho Brahe

400

In Stranger Things, the name of Lucas’s ice cream loving younger sister, who takes the Starcourt Mall elevator with Steve, Robin, and Dustin and is captured by the Soviets

Erica

400

The activity that animals such as jellyfish and starfish do not do as a result of an absent nervous system

Sleeping

500

This US president was the first to pardon a turkey from being eaten at the request of his son Tad, starting a tradition that has lasted over 150 years.

Abraham Lincoln

500

This “mad, bad, and dangerous to know” poet had a pet bear, drank out of a skull chalice, and joined the House of Lords at the age of 10. He was the inspiration for both Frankenstein and the first ever vampire novel, later fathering the computer programmer Ada Lovelace.

Lord Byron

500

In the Ghostkeeper’s Journal and Field Guide, this 125 year old head chairman of SPRUNG is later revealed to be possessed by the Ghoul and kills Ag.

Jeremiah Goodrough

500

The only venomous primate, these adorable creatures are found in South America and secrete toxin from their shoulders.

Slow loris

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