Places
The city of gold sought by Spanish explorers
El Dorado
a shuttlecock is used to play this
Badminton
The unofficial slogan of the city that was first used in 2000 by a local librarian on a radio show
Keep Austin Weird
Texas State Reptile
Horned Lizard
This parasitic shrub with shiny white berries is associated with romantic pursuit of kissing
Mistletoe
What Danish possession is the largest island in the world
Greenland
Trophies for the different activities in this sport often come in the form of a belt buckle
Rodeo
What the city Austin was called before the name was changed to honor Stephen F. Austin
Waterloo
North Americas only native marsupial
Opposum
It cant fly or breath fire but this animal is still the largest living lizard.
Komodo Dragon
The province in eastern France famous for its full-bodied red wine
Burgundy
This sport involves catching fish with your bare hands
Noodling
Austin earned this nickname due to the many tech firms that have moved to the city
Silicon Hills
This tropical fish has external beaklike "teeth" and poops sand
Parrotfish
The earth is farthest from the Sun during this month
July
This US state contains the largest national park
Alaska
This now real world sport was originally made within a fictional world of magic
Quidditch
At 297 square miles, Austin is nearly the same size of what famous US metropolis
New York City
Name of the animal that is part Bison part Cow
Beefalo
The scientific name of this common plant is Ficus Elastica
Rubber Plant
The worlds largest and deepest lake
Lake Baikal
two teams of 7 compete in this sport to throw a ball into a soccer like goal.
Handball
Famous actress and owner of the downtown restaurant Bess Bistro that closed in 2015
Sandra Bullock
This furry tree dweller has fingerprints that are nearly indistinguishable from human fingerprints
Koala
of DNA's 8 bases, this one was first discovered in animal dung, hence its name
Guanine