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This hot beverage is made from steeping dried leaves in hot water
Tea
This mammal has the longest gestation period of any land animal, lasting nearly 22 months
Elephant
In 1953, this climber and Tenzing Norgay became the first confirmed team to reach the summit of Mount Everest
Edmund Hillary
What is the only fish known to blink
Sharks
This AI generated shark wearing blue Nike sneakers kicked off the entire Italian brainrot trend with his catchy "Tralala" phrase
Tralalero Tralala
This Citrus Fruit is traditionally used to make lemonade
Lemon
Unlike most birds, this New Zealand native is flightless, nocturnal, and has nostrils at the tip of its beak
Kiwi
On January 15, 1919, a storage tank burst in Boston's North End, releasing over two million gallons of this liquid
Molasses
Upon his death in 2008, the designer of this iconic cylindrical snack package had his ashes buried inside one
Pringles Can
Derived from the word "charisma," this short slang term represents your ability to charm or seduce someone
Rizz
Espresso, steamed, milk, and milk foam combine to make this popular coffee drink.
Cappuccino
The axolotl is famous for retaining its juvenile features throughout adulthood, a process known by this term
Neoteny
On December 6, 1917, the collision of two ships in this Canadian harbor caused one of history's largest non-nuclear explosions
Halifax Harbour
Despite looking light and fluffly, an average-sized cumulus cloud actually weighs this massive amount
One million pounds (500 tons)
This bizarre multi-billion-view YouTube series features human heads inside toilets singing a mashed up song
Skibidi Toilet
This Mexican drink is distilled from the blue agave plant
Tequila
The only venomous primate known to science is the slow-moving Southeast Asian animal
Slow Loris
In 1783, this pair of French brothers launched the first successful manned hot-air balloon flight
Montgolfier Brothers
This massive, 42-pound round stone with a hole in the middle served as the currency for the Pacific island of Yap
Rai Stone
Fused with an airplane to drop explosives, this absurd reptilian character is known for its rhyming, destructive name
Bombardiro Crocodilo
This sparkling wine from France can only legally come from its namesake region
Champagne
The mantis shrimp can strike with speeds exceeding 50 mph, creating this phenomenon in the water due to collapsing vapor bubbles
Cavitation
In 1902, the eruption of this Caribbean Volcano destroyed the city of Saint-Pierre killing nearly 30,000 people
Mount Pelée
Platypuses do not have nipples, how do they feed their young
Sweating milk out through their skin
When someone is completely alpha, successful, and perfectly independent without needing social validation, they are given this Greek letter designation
Alpha