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Universal blood donor

O-

100

Opened in San Bernardino, California in 1940 by two brothers, this legendary drive-in later became the blueprint for modern fast-food chains.

mcd

100

Released in 1937, this Walt Disney production was the first-ever full-length traditional animation feature film.

Snow White

100

This major Georgian confectionery brand dominates local grocery shelves with chocolate tablets infused with unique local flavors like plombir (ice cream aroma) and salt caramel.

Barambo

100

Because they lack vocal cords entirely, these large African mammals communicate with each other primarily by producing deep, low-frequency vibrations that travel through the ground, known as seismic communication.

Elephants

200

Alexander flemming created first antibiotic(accidentally), what antibiotic is it?

penicilin

200

This fifth basic taste, discovered by Japanese chemist Kikunae Ikeda, translates roughly to "savory" or "deliciousness."

umami

200

This fast-food restaurant chain, used as a front for Gustavo Fring's massive drug distribution ring, has the corporate parent company "Madrigal Electromotive."

Los Pollos Hermanos

200

Extremely popular across Georgian convenience stores, this South Korean snack consisting of two small round layers of cake with marshmallow filling covered in chocolate was originally popularized by Orion.

Choco-pie

200

Unlike most birds that lack external genitalia, male specimens of this flightless Southern Hemisphere bird possess a fully developed, coiled, muscular organ.

Ducks

300

Derived from the Greek word for "without breathing," this common sleep disorder involves repeated interruptions in breathing throughout the night.

Sleep apnea

300

Historically preserved in salt and oil, this tiny Mediterranean fish undergoes an autolysis process that breaks down its proteins to create deep umami depth in sauces like Caesar dressing.

anchovy

300

In the books and lore, this mysterious, cataclysmic volcanic disaster completely destroyed the Valyrian Freehold, turning it into a smoking sea of ruins.

Doom of Valyria

300

Among imported salty snacks found in Georgian markets, this PepsiCo-owned brand of corn tortilla chips dominates the nacho and salsa snack aisle alongside Lay's.

Doritos
300

Often referred to as "sea cows," these slow-moving marine herbivores are the only strictly herbivorous marine mammals left on Earth.

Manatees

400

Often referred to as "malaria's natural enemy," this classic anti-malarial drug is historically extracted from the bark of the South American cinchona tree.

Quinine

400

This bitter alkaloid found naturally in cacao plants acts as a mild stimulant and is toxic to dogs and cats.

Theobromine

400

This unique animal hybrid—which looks like a massive bear with no other animal parts—puzzles Sokka and King Bumi repeatedly throughout the series.

platypus-bear

400

This rare, traditional Georgian honey-and-sesame sweet bar is closely related to Middle Eastern halva, traditionally made during regional festivals by pounding toasted sesame seeds with boiled honey.

akhalweli (or Georgian sesame halva)

400

Considered the closest living land relatives to whales and dolphins, these massive, semi-aquatic African mammals secrete a reddish oily substance often called "blood sweat" that acts as a natural sunscreen and moisturizer.

Hippopotamus

500

This rare autoimmune disorder attacks the neuromuscular junctions, leading to fluctuating skeletal muscle weakness and drooping eyelids.

Myasthenia gravis

500

This class of molecules—such as lecithin—contains both hydrophilic and lipophilic ends, allowing oil and water to permanently bind together in emulsions like mayonnaise.

emulsifiers

500

In Doctor Strange, the mystical artifact worn around the Master of the Mystic Arts' neck that houses the Time Stone is known by this ancient name.

Eye of Agamotto

500

Walk into any Georgian Smart or Carrefour, and you will see this massive Ukrainian confectionery brand's candies and chocolates dominating the bulk-sweet aisle.

Roshen

500

To survive complete freezing during sub-zero Arctic winters, the wood frog triggers its liver to flood its body with massive amounts of this simple sugar, acting as a natural biological antifreeze.

Glucose

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