Fruits of Labor
This fruit, long a symbol of temptation and knowledge, is what Sir Isaac Newton was allegedly contemplating when pondering gravity.
a Apple
"The victor will never be asked if he told the truth."
Adolf Hitler
In this virtual or real-life place is where Dawgie Dawgs first met KoolAidWannabe, also known as Noah.
Among Us Discord
This jihadist group, which declared a “caliphate” in 2014, gained global infamy for its brutality in Iraq and Syria.
ISIS
This still living Primate is found within the 'Dawgie Dawgs General Voice Chat', is named after a particular American sport involving 'being a performance athlete'
WWE Fans
In 17th-century Dutch trade, this fruit was so rare and prized that cultivating it became a status symbol among the elite; today, it's more associated with upside-down cakes.
a Pineapple
"Visions are worth fighting for. Why spend your life making someone else’s dreams?"
Kanye West
This member of the Dawgie Dawgs penned the infamous Rule 1 in the Canine Constitution.
Stephen Anthony Rosa Jr.
Formed in 1982 and backed by Iran, this Lebanese political party and militant group is designated a terrorist organization by the U.S., but holds seats in Lebanon's parliament.
Hezbollah
This smallest living primate, native to Madagascar, weighs about as much as a golf ball and is named for its big, night-adapted eyes.
Mouse Lemur
Once cultivated as an exotic delicacy by Persian kings, this fruit's abundance of seeds made it a symbol of prosperity, yet extracting its juice remains a meticulous labor.
a Pomegranate
"I believe in myself. The world just needs to catch up."
Kanye West
This terrorist group kidnapped 276 Nigerian schoolgirls in 2014, sparking a global #BringBackOurGirls campaign.
Boko Haram
Though often confused with monkeys, these tailless apes include bonobos and are our closest living relatives.
Chimpanzees
The cash crop of Caribbean plantations, this "fruit" is technically a grass—yet it sweetened the profits of empires while fueling centuries of forced labor.
Sugarcane
"Would you believe in what you believe in if you were the only one who believed it?"
Kanye West
This group claimed responsibility for the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, which killed three and injured hundreds.
Tsarnaev Brothers
This “King of the Apes” first appeared in a 1912 novel and has since starred in books, movies, and cartoons.
Tarzan
This biblical fruit may not have been an apple at all; some scholars argue it was this Middle Eastern fruit, linking temptation to agriculture's earliest domestication.
a Fig
"I follow my course with the precision and security of a sleepwalker."
Adolf Hitler
This far-right group was responsible for the 2014 standoff at a wildlife refuge in Oregon.
Oregon Militia (or Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupiers)
This monkey breed, often seen in movies, is known for wearing tiny hats and sometimes assisting drug dealers.
Capuchin Monkey