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Nicknamed the Pelican State for its amount of birds from the Gulf, Louisiana finds itself bordered by Texas, Arkansas and this other U.S. state.
What is Mississippi?
This Central European region sets the stage for this movie series, featuring a human boy falling in love with the daughter of a famed blood sucking monster.
What is Hotel Transylvania?
This potentially dangerous creature, found in Asia, Africa and the Americas, is one of two animal mascots to represent multiple Big 4 sports teams.
What are the Panthers?
Also called an 'Anura', this amphibian uses its webbed feet to escape predators and is the logo for a cafe designed like its biome.
What is a Frog?
Samuel L. Clemons is the real name of this author, who wrote the iconic 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'.
Who is Mark Twain?
The Union Jack represents when Great Britain is at sea, which is formed by England, Scotland, Wales and this country.
What is Northern Ireland?
A green cyclops makes his journey through college in this motion picture, where he meets his future business associate 'James' and his glasses needing enemy.
What is Monsters University?
The phrase 'This is ___' has become a famous war cry through a movie said to have been yelled by these people before an important battle.
Who are Spartans?
This household accessory, which is used to remove fluids in certain areas, would work against the weather it is connected to.
What is a Drain?
This superhero book series isn't your typical one, featuring a nearly naked man saving the day with the catch phrase 'Tra-La-Laaaaa!', and fighting villians such as 'Turbo Toilet 2000'.
What is Captain Underpants?
Water makes up around 70% of the earth, this ocean being the third largest.
What is the Indian Ocean?
This movie, starring a boy who lost his brother in a fire needing the help of a giant marshmallow like superhero, is set in a town that's name is split between a Californian and Japanese city.
What is Big Hero 6?
Music was a common theme for Troy Bolton at East High, who use this mascot, one of the countries more common choices.
What are the Wildcats?
How to say the past form of a common dance move or a way to evade a defender in American football.
What is Spun?
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series featured seven total books, the last of which was made into two parts for the movies.
What is the 'Deathly Hollows'?
This country with a six colored flag surrounds the entirety of one country and nearly surrounds another.
What is South Africa?
The scientific name of natural light in the earths sky, which often is visible from the artic carries the same name as the princess from this Disney film.
What is Sleeping Beauty?
Juventus, a top football club in the Italian Serie A, calls themselves this safari animal as one of their many nicknames due to their color scheme.
What is a Zebra?
This is the first word in a common rhyming phrase, involving treating a person to expensive food and drink, likely containing alcohol.
What is Wined?
One of histories most famous artists makes up a piece of the title, helping this story following a museum murder that leads to searching for the Holy Grail reach 80 million copies sold.
What is 'The Da Vinci Code'?
This colony making up under than 7,500 square miles, became the third U.S. state on December 18th, 1787.
What is New Jersey?
This movie, the last created before the passing of Walt Disney, follows a boy who is told about 'The Bare Necessities' by his animal companion as he hides from the ferocious Shere Khan.
What is The Jungle Book?
This mascot, most notably known from a U.S. University in the northwest, can refer to a person who damages others property using tactics such as graffiti.
What are Vandals?
A semi-common eye color, this plant produces a form of nut that can be used to create a delicious cream.
What is Hazel?
The garden of Mr. McGregor is filled with some delicious vegetables, but any fluffy animals trying to nab this food is his target in this 1902 childhood tale.
What is 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit'