"S" Animals
This graceful, long-necked waterbird is famous for transforming from an "ugly duckling" into a beauty
What is a Swan?
This large country and continent in the Southern Hemisphere is famously known as "The Land Down Under"
What is Australia?
Income, Sales, Estate
What is Tax?
This popular, warm breakfast food is made from hulled oat grains and is often topped with brown sugar, fruit, or cinnamon
What is Oatmeal?
This bushy-tailed rodent can run down a tree head-first thanks to double-jointed hind legs, and it buries thousands of acorns a year (though it forgets where it put a lot of them)
What is a Squirrel?
Purchased from Russia in 1867, this "Last Frontier" is the largest U.S. state by area
What is Alaska?
Sonnet, Haiku, Limerick
What are Poems?
This layered vegetable is famous for adding flavor to dishes, but it might make you cry while you're chopping it
What is an Onion?
This marine mammal is known for its playful barking, whiskers, and performing tricks for fish
What is a Seal?
This book of maps shares its name with a mythical Greek Titan cursed to hold up the sky
What is an Atlas?
Office, High, Rocking
What is a Chair?
This small, oval fruit, which can be green or black, is the primary ingredient in extra virgin oil
What is an Olive?
This black-and-white mammal is famous for defending itself with a foul-smelling spray
What is a Skunk?
This capital city of Greece is home to the ancient Parthenon and is widely known as the birthplace of democracy
What is Athens?
Library, Christmas, Credit
What is a Card?
This popular breakfast dish is made by beating eggs, frying them in a pan, and folding them over fillings like cheese, ham, or vegetables
What is an Omelette?
Salt is famously dangerous to this slow-moving shelled mollusk that carries its whole house on its back and often leaves a shiny, slimy trail behind
What is a Snail?
This South American country is famous for originating the tango dance and being the birthplace of soccer legend Lionel Messi
What is Argentina?
Spanish, Bird, Swine
What is the Flu?
Though they lack legs, these popular seafood delicacies can "clog" a bay, and they are famous for producing precious pearls