Three is a Crowd
This classic animated trio made their debut in the 1930s, featuring a short-tempered duck, a cheerful mouse, and a clumsy hound dog
Who are Donald, Mickey, and Goofy
Originating in the royal kitchens of the Ottoman Empire, this delectable dessert is made of layers of thin phyllo dough, filled with chopped nuts, and drenched in sweet syrup.
What is Baklava?
Armed guards and signs warning that "deadly force is authorized" surround this highly classified 2.9-million-acre Nevada military range, which didn't officially exist on government maps until 2013.
What is Area 51?
What is the nose?
This 1953 Best Picture winner features a famous, passionate beach embrace between Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr
From Here to Eternity
This iconic silent film comedy trio was famous for slapstick violence, high-pitched squeals, and poking each other in the eyes.
Who are Larry, Curly, and Moe?
Unlike regular bread, this tangy variety relies on wild yeast and bacteria harvested through a fermented starter.
What is sourdough?
What is the World of Coca-Cola Vault?
This popular, aromatic baking spice is actually made by drying and rolling up the inner bark of trees native to Sri Lanka and Asia.
What is cinnamon?
This trio includes one man who survived a den of lions, one who killed a lion to save his sheep, and one described as 'stronger than lions' in a famous funeral song.
Who are David, Jonathan, and Daniel?
This chocolate-hazelnut spread was originally created in Italy during WWII when cocoa was scarce.
What is Nutella?
Protected by a heavily armed military base and a 22-ton blast door, this legendary Kentucky facility bars the public from ever catching a glimpse of the billions in U.S. bullion stored inside.
What is Fort Knox?
He was an American media personality, game show host, and animal rights advocate.
Robert "Bob" William Barker
Leaving groups like The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, and The Hollies, this folk-rock trio formed a vocal supergroup in 1968 named after their own last names.
Who are David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash?
Created in 1889 to honor the visiting Queen of Italy, this classic pizza variety was intentionally topped with red tomatoes, white mozzarella, and green basil to mirror the Italian flag.
What is a Margherita pizza?
Though tourists can visit the nearby ghost town of Pripyat under strict radiation monitoring, casual travelers are legally barred from entering the highly restricted 1,000-square-mile "Exclusion Zone" named after this 1986 nuclear disaster site.
What is Chernobyl?
The Grammy-winning musical duo consisting of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse
Who is Gnarls Barkley?
In July 1969, these three NASA astronauts made history by blasting off toward the moon on the historic Apollo 11 mission.
Who are Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins
This precise chemical process turns liquid oil into solid fat by adding hydrogen atoms to unsaturated fatty acid chains, creating trans fats.
What is hydrogenation?
Unless you are a high-ranking scientist depositing seeds to prevent global extinction, you are banned from entering this icy "Doomsday Vault" located deep inside an Arctic mountain.
What is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault?
This Louisiana Air Force base serves as the historic headquarters for the B-52 Stratofortress bomber fleet.
What is Barksdale Air Force Base?
Located in the South Pacific Ocean it is famous for being the furthest point from any land.
What is Point Nemo?
Pioneering the study of human psychology, this famous trio of 20th-century Austrian and Swiss theorists shaped how we view the unconscious mind.
Who are Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler?
Derived from the Latin word for "sour wine," this household preservation staple was originally created by ancient civilizations when wine barrels spoiled.
What is vinegar?
Created by an engineering accident in 1905, this once-booming 1950s California resort oasis is now a heavily abandoned wasteland ringed by toxic dust and dead fish.
What is the Salton Sea?
In 1861, the Union Navy purchased a fleet of old whaling ships known as "barks," filled them with 300 tons of stone, and sank them to block this southern city's harbor.
What is Charleston, South Carolina?