Animals
This animal is found only in the Arctic and is nicknamed the "unicorn of the sea."
A narwhal
The place where the lowest temperature ever was recorded on Earth.
Antarctica (-128.6 degrees F)
The nine-branched candelabrum lit during the eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah
A menorah
The first country to host the Winter Olympics
France in 1924
What snowmen eat for breakfast
Frosted Flakes
Because of their wide range of vocalizations, this animal is sometimes known as a "sea canary."
A beluga whale
The U.S. state in the lower 48 with the record for most snowfall in a 24-hour period.
Colorado
This holiday stems from the Swahili phrase that means "first fruits of the harvest."
Kwanzaa
The Olympic figure skater who won the 26th season of Dancing With The Stars
Adam Rippon
When a baby snowman has a temper tantrum
A meltdown
This arctic animal's dull gray beak turns bright orange during mating season.
A puffin
The place where icy road conditions are most likely to first appear.
Bridges and overpasses
This cake is associated in many countries with Epiphany, the day that marks the three wise men's visit to see baby Jesus.
A king's cake
The country with the highest Winter Olympics medal count
Norway
Where snowmen like to dance
The snow ball
This arctic animal needs about 12,000 calories per day.
A polar bear
The name for the day with the fewest hours of sunlight all year.
Winter Solstice
This Hindu festival is also known as the "festival of lights."
Diwali
The city that hosted the 2022 Winter Olympics
Beijing
Where snowmen put their money
The snow bank
This arctic animal migrates about 25,000 miles per year, or about the circumference of the earth.
An arctic tern
The minimum speed of wind gusts required for a snowstorm to be called a blizzard.
35 mph
The typical greeting shared during Eid al-Adha, a holiday that falls at a different time each year according to the Islamic calendar.
"Eid Mubarek"
Nicknamed “chess on ice,” this winter sport involves the use of “brooms” and “stones” on an “ice sheet.”
Curling
A penguin's preferred mode of transportation
An ice-cycle