State Animals
Maine and Alaska share this big state animal
Moose
A member of the Mascot Hall of Fame, this harbor seal is the popular mascot for the Portland Sea Dogs (mascot's name)
Slugger
Where did the pilgrims first settle?
Plymouth, MA
1 in 5 people prefer this pie in the U.S. (the most popular)
Apple
What is an adult male turkey called?
Tom
MI, IL, LA, NH, OH, PA, SC all share this widely hunted animal
White-tailed deer
The Maine Mariners mascot is named Beacon (an Atlantic puffin) named after what type of Maine landmark?
Lighthouse
This household hazard triples on Thanksgiving
Fires
Key Lime is the state pie for what state?
Florida
What part of a turkey is broken (by two people) and the person with the biggest piece has good luck?
Wishbone
NY and OR share this animal that can swim 5 mph and can stay underwater for 15 minutes
Beaver
In 1914, a live bear cub was used at a UMaine football game, but then live bears were banned in 1966. What is the name of UMaine's black bear mascot?
Bananas
Name of the horn shaped basket filled with fruits and vegetables
Cornucopia
Offical pie of Maine
Blueberry
What is the red flesh under a turkey's beak called?
Wattle
This Florida state animal can weigh between 440 and 1300 pounds, and eats 1/10th of its weight in food in 24 hours
Manatee
St. Joseph's College of Maine is the only college in the U.S. with this mascot
Monks
These 2 NFL teams have played in the most Thanksgiving day football games
Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys
At one time, it was illegal to serve this on top of cherry pie in Kansas
Ice cream
What U.S. founding father referred to the turkey as "a bird of courage"?
Benjamin Franklin
The Massachusetts state animal is very close to the Thomas College mascot
Boston terrier
The Old Town Indians changed to this mascot in 2005
Coyotes
This Native American interpreter spoke between the Pilgrims and Native Americans
Squanto
1/3 of Americans admit to eating pie here (somewhere in the house)
In bed
This president instituted the annual "turkey pardon" before Thanksgiving.
George H.W. Bush