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This is the only fruit to have its seeds on the outside.
What is a "strawberry?"
This animal has the loudest call of any animal on Earth, with their calls reaching 188 decibels.
What is a "Blue Whale?"
This person was the original voice for Mickey Mouse until 1946.
Who is "Walt Disney?"
This pop artist known for using soup cans and celebrities' likeness in his art was actually the son of Slovakian immigrants and dropped the "a" at the end of his last name to sound "more American."
This romance-drama film inspired by the true events of a ship's demise was the first film to gross $1 billion.
What is "Titanic?"
This state is the number one producer of peanuts in the U.S.
What is "Georgia?"
This particular kind of shark is actually very shy and easily started. Scuba divers and scientists have to wear special masks in order to avoid generating too many bubbles, a common fear for these sharks.
What is a "Hammerhead Shark?"
This Disney film was the first film to release a soundtrack in 1944.
What is "Snow White"?
This famous surrealist painter was friends with Elvis Presley, John Lennon, David Bowie, Pablo Picasso, Alice Cooper, and even Sigmund Freud.
Who is "Salvador Dali?"
This Alfred Hitchcock film was the first film to feature a toilet flushing.
What is "Psycho?"
This American-made distilled liquor is the national spirit of the United States.
What is "bourbon?"
This potentially poisonous animal is often mistakenly thought to be a jellyfish since it has stinging tentacles.
What is the "Man O' War?"
This man was part of designing the iPod and the iPhone. He also had a part in designing a robot for a particular disney/pixar film.
Who is "Eve"?
This artist's statue of David from the biblical story David and Goliath was not only carved from a discarded block of marble, but was actually a "Master Copy" of a statue his mentor had made.
Who is "Michaelangelo?"
This iconic horror film from Stanley Kubrick was the first film to use a Steadicam in "low mode".
What is "The Shining"?
This common food staple was rationed after but not during World War II.
What is "bread?"
This fish is the heaviest bony fish in the world, weighing an average of well over 2000 pounds.
What is the "Ocean Sunfish?"
Walt Disney holds the record for the most academy awards. How many Oscars did he win in his lifetime?
What is "22?"
This famous expressive painter rumored to have eaten paint created over 900 paintings in his lifetime, but only ever sold a single piece.
Who is "Vincent van Gogh?"
This adorable film about a teenage girl and a ghost was the first film to feature a lead character completely in CGI.
What is "Casper?"
Chuck E. Cheese is a popular pizza and arcade chain marketed to children, but not many know what the "E" in his name stands for.
What is "Entertainment"?
At Eil Malk Island in Palau, you can visit Jellyfish Lake. The jellyfish here are special, and Jellyfish Lake has become a popular place for tourism. Why?
What are "stingerless jellyfish?"
Disney was founded initially as the "Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio" in what year?
What is "1923"?
This Renaissance artist, whom the standards for drawing people come from because of his detailed sketches, was a chronic procrastinator and left-handed.
This Japanese animated film about a girl trying to find her parents was the first foreign film and the first hand-drawn film to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
What is "Spirited Away?"