Ani-mull it over
This type of bird cannot move its eyes.
Owl
“Cash lost in me” is an anagram of this Las Vegas staple.
Slot machine
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade is run by this company.
Macy's
To tie up or otherwise anchor a ship is to do this to it.
Moor it
This big-name soda was originally invented to be a tonic.
Coca-cola
This type of whale is the largest animal in the world.
Blue whale
“Seek a phrase” is an anagram of this playwright.
Shakespeare
This store’s name is encased in a blue house logo.
Lowes
This actress starred in many ’90s movies such as A Few Good Men and G.I. Jane.
Demi Moore
Sassafras and sarsaparilla roots were originally used to make this drink.
Root beer
The oldest animal alive today is one of these.
Seychelles giant tortoise
“Best in prayer” is an anagram of this Christian sect.
Presbyterian
This store’s slogan is “Expect more. Pay less.”
Target
This store sells paint.
Benjamin or Kelly Moore
The two soda companies with the longest standing rivalry are these.
Coke and Pepsi
This country has more venomous snakes than non-venomous ones.
Australia
“Here come dots” is an anagram of this writing system.
Morse code
This is America’s most popular grocery store, also the owner of Sam’s Club.
Walmart
Peat bogs are commonly referred to as this.
Moorlands
Ginger beer was created in England, whereas ginger ale was created here.
This is the only mammal other than the platypus that lays eggs.
Echidna
This country’s current capital is an anagram of its former one.
Japan
America’s first department store was founded in this city.
New York City
In this Shakespeare play, the titular character is called a Moor.
Othello
This soda originated in 1940’s Germany as an alternative to Coca-Cola.
Fanta