This is the only one of the five "basic tastes" with a Japanese name
Umami (savory)
What are the two main types of photoreceptor cells in the retina?
Rods (night, movement, peripheral) and cones (day, color)
Ventilation
Sonic boom
"Reaching out...touching me...touching youuuuuu" - name that song!
Sweet Caroline
This comedy/drama takes place in a chaotic Chicago restaurant
The Bear
Love Is Blind
Mmmm, burnt toast smell! You're in for a tasty breakfast treat...or perhaps you may be having one of these
Stroke (or seizure or other acute neurological issue)
Silence of the Lambs
Apple phones transitioned to full touch screen in the late 2010s - what did they remove to do so?
Strawberry Fields Forever is a great song, that doesn't actually have to much to do with strawberries, which are a great fruit. Who wrote this song?
The Beatles (79 Cam points for John Lennon)
This band can apparently see out of their two standard eyes just fine...but the other one is giving them issues
Third Eye Blind
Garlic, onions, chives, scallions, and many other pungent staples all come from this plant genus
Allium
Tinnitus
Be careful before touching this brightly colored, hopping amphibian - cute, sure! So cute it could kill..
Poison dart frog
The "miracle berry" causes what peculiar taste effect?
Makes sour things taste sweet (miraculin activates sweet receptors in a low pH environment)
This color is not "real", in the sense that it doesn't have a particular wavelength but is instead a product of our brain's perception of color
Pink
Petrichor is a funky word referring to a very specific smell - what is it?
The smell of fresh rain falling on dry soil
This famous glam/hair metal band name is a hard-of-hearing large cat
Def Leppard
The sense of touch is mediated by which fundamental physical force?
Electromagnetism
This membrane channel protein - technically responsible for sensing body temperature - is activated by capsaicin as well.
TRPV1
Why do we have a blind spot?
The optic nerve needs to connect to the retina
Ambergris was once highly valued by perfume makers for its "sweet, earthy" scent after aging. Fresh ambergris, however, is said to have a "fecal, marine" odor. What is ambergris?
Anything reasonably close gets credit
Name the 3 smallest bones in the human body, which are found in the ear
Touchstone - we use the word metaphorically now - but historically a touchstone was a real tool used for what purpose?
Assaying precious metals (i.e. you rub gold on it and it leaves a mark, and different purities/alloys will leave different types of marks)