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There are 6 main F.R.I.E.N.D.S. but there is only friend who did not get married.
Joey
This fish is capable of generating an electrical charge up to 600 volts.
Electric Eel
Used as currency and in the ancient Egyptian mummification process, this is the most used spice in the world.
Black Pepper
Yellowstone National Park is home to this geyser known for erupting every 90 minutes.
Old Faithful
Invented by Douglas Engelbart in 1963, the first computer mouse was made from this material.
Wood
This is the longest-running American animated series, sitcom, and scripted primetime television series based on both seasons and episodes.
The Simpsons
Flamingos are famously known to be pink due to their diet of brine shrimp, but they are actually born this color.
Grey
Matt Damon in "The Martian" taught us that this was the first vegetable to be grown in space.
POTATO
This Northern state has the longest freshwater shoreline.
Michigan
Originally called "AuctionWeb" this company was founded in 1995.
eBay
This sketch comedy TV show debuted in 1975.
Saturday Night Live
A result of convergent evolution, this animal has fingerprints nearly indistinguishable from human fingerprints.
Koala
This North American city is home to the largest Starbucks.
CHICAGO
Completed in 1889, this famous tower only has 3 floors.
Eiffel Tower
The EVA Pod (EPod) in "2001: A Spacey Odyssey" inspired the name for this popular handheld device.
iPod
Premiering in 1992, this MTV reality show focused on 7 young people living together.
The Real World
Weighing up to 2,000 pounds, this is the largest mammal in North America.
Bison
A restaurant in Disneyland, Casa de Fritos, is responsible for creating this popular cheesy chip.
Doritos
Most continents are in multiple hemispheres. But this continent is the only one that spans all four hemispheres.
Africa
Originally named "Jumpman", Mario first appeared in this arcade game in 1981.
Donkey Kong
Star Trek
A group of porcupines is called this.
Prickle
This happy country drinks the most coffee per capita.
Finland
This smallest country in the world has the world's highest per capita crime and wine consumption rates.
Vatican City
Born in 1393, this German inventor and craftsman invented the printing press.
Johannes Gutenberg