Birds of North America
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Bluebird
It takes 14 muscles to smile and 43 to do this.
Frown
In 1842, British anatomist and paleontologist Sir Richard Owen coined this word for “dinosaur.”
Dinosaur
These natural terrors can rotate at speeds of 250 mph, and leave a path of destruction up to a mile wide and 50 miles long.
Tornados
A brief sleep; a dish to cook eggs.
A Nap and a Pan
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Oriole
In an adult, this organ is about 25 feet long.
Small Intestines
Peanuts are not related to nuts but to these.
Peas
These entertaining devices have three speeds, 33, 45 and 78 rpms.
Turntables (record players)
To cut calories; to modify a document.
To Diet and to Edit
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Great Horned Owl
The thickness of this, your body's largest organ, ranges from .01 to .25 of an inch.
Your Skin
In the late 1500s, Bermuda Wolfe, daughter of bookseller and printer John Wolfe, was the first English girl born on this island.
Bermuda
Even though it spins at nearly roughly 1000 mph, it takes about a day for this to make just one revolution.
The Earth
A female relative; a sushi staple.
An Aunt and Tuna
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Flycatcher
Located here, the strongest muscle in the body is the masseter muscle, although it's much stronger in dogs and other carnivores than humans.
The Jaw
This nickname of Delaware refers to the fact that it was the first state to ratify the Constitution.
The First State
In captivity, an energetic little rodent can spin one of these up to 4 mph when he's got nothing better to do.
Hamster Wheel
A lion's quarry; a funereal pile
Prey and Pyre
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Magpie
Your heart beats about 100,000 times a day, you breathe about 30,000 times a day, and you do this about 20,000 times a day.
Blink
This Scottish rock band, formed in 1981, had its only US hit in 1983 with the song In a Big Country.
Big Country
With practice and a hard enough throw, this child's toy can spin at speeds over 30 mph, but it will never travel more than about 45".
Yo Yo
Giving or showing firm and constant support or allegiance; a substance composed of 2 or more metals
Loyal and Alloy