Movies, Backwards
A heartwarming tale of scientists and dinosaurs working together to build a theme park
Jurassic Park
Despite their patriotic connotations, these fish-eating birds of prey were rather uncommon in the lower 48 American states until recently
Eagles
NBC
National Broadcasting Company
Idaho
Earlier this year Sabrina Carpenter released this song begging a boyfriend not to embarrass her
"Please Please Please"
A fish and his son travel back from Australia just in time to see a shark spit out his wife and remaining children
Finding Nemo
This large carnivore, often associated with strength and bravery, appears in many European coats of arms
Lions
SWAT
Special Weapons And Tactics
"Great Faces, Great Places"
South Dakota
NSYNC won Best Pop Video at the 2000 MTV Awards for this song about a farewell to an ex
"Bye Bye Bye"
A mass murderer kills enough people to get it out of his system then returns to his career as a banker
American Psycho
Seafaring raiders and pillagers whose name means "pirate" in their corresponding language
Vikings
CVS
"America's Dairyland"
Wisconsin
The Swedish group ABBA sings this song about the pursuit of financial stability
"Money, Money, Money"
Four well-connected teens have a rather boring day in detention before they drift apart and become rule breakers
The Breakfast Club
This Amazon dweller has the most powerful bite force of any big cat, with their teeth piercing through thick crocodilian hides and turtle shells
Jaguars
NASCAR
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
"10,000 Lakes"
Minnesota
The title track of Mötley Cruë's 1987 fourth studio album
"Girls, Girls, Girls"
A group of thieves sneaks into a casino to secretly give a lot of money to the owner, then they go their separate ways
Oceans 11
An American soldier, hunter, and showman whose Wild West shows toured the United States for three decades from 1883 to 1913
Buffalo Bill
SCUBA
Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
"Wild Wonderful"
This 2013 triple named song by the double named Phillip Phillips went platinum
"Gone, Gone, Gone"