Bodies of Water
This 315-mile long river flows north to south through Eastern New York and parts of New Jersey.
This flashy cephalopod is known for its ability to quickly change colors and flash patterns of light at its comrades to communicate.
What is a meme?
This rabbi has served as the senior rabbi of the Conservative-affiliated Sinai Temple in Los Angeles and written eight books. Newsweek named him the Most Influential Rabbi in America in 2017.
Who is Rabbi David Wolpe?
This complex Japanese writing system is made up of well over 50,000 characters of Chinese origin. Its name literally means "Han characters," for the Han Chinese ethnic group.
What is kanji?
This channel, misnamed as a sea, separates the Emerald Isle from the British, linked to the Celtic Sea via St. George's Channel.
What is the Irish Sea?
This widely-studied species of jellyfish is known for being almost entire translucent with four horseshoe-shaped gonads, which one can easily see through its transparent bell.
What is the moon jellyfish?
This free, open-source Internet browser allows its users to browse the web anonymously. Its namesake routing system anonymizes each message through layers and layers of encryption, like the structure of the bulbous, odiferous vegetable for which it is named. Unfortunately, many peruse it out of an affinity for its dark side.
What is Tor/The Onion Router?
Who is Rabbi Deborah Waxman?
What is haiku?
What is sodium/salt?
This species of sea turtle weighs in as the heaviest and the longest, with an average adult carapace length of between 6.0 and 7.2 feet, an average adult weight between 748 and 847 pounds, and front flippers up to 8.9 feet long.
What is the leatherback sea turtle?
This Internet browser was the very first of its kind, and its name is present in nearly every single Internet address today.
What is WorldWideWeb?
This English Orthodox rabbi served in the U.K.'s House of Lords for 11 years until his death from his third battle with cancer. He was also the U.K.'s Chief Rabbi until R' Ephraim Mirvis assumed the role in 2013.
Who was Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks?
Who was Hirohito?/Who was Shōwa?
This manmade lake was formed by the construction of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River. It is the largest reservoir in the United States in terms of water capacity.
What is Lake Mead?
This fish with an unfortunate name are found in the near-freezing waters of the Arctic, North Atlantic, and North Pacific Oceans. They are mostly concentrated in the North Pacific, but they are consumed for their roe in much of Scandinavia.
What is the lumpsucker/lumpfish?
What is the Great Firewall of China?
This Sephardic philosopher remains an influential figure within Orthodox and more observant Conservative Judaism as the author of the Mishneh Torah and the 13 Principles of Jewish Faith. He is more often named using a Hebrew acronym.
Who is Maimonides?/Who is the Rambam?
This era, from 1868 to 1912, marked the abolition of the han system and represents the first half of Japanese imperialism. During this time, feudalism ended and saw Japan rise into an economic and political force to be reckoned with.
What is Lake Mbosco?
Fishermen sometimes refer to cephalopods as these, in reference to their ability to expel black liquid into the water to elude predators.
What is inkfish?
This website, as the name suggests, generates human face through a generative adversarial network. The results are often unsettling at best.
What is "This Person Does Not Exist"?
This Polish Jewish mystic is renowned as the founder of Hasidic Judaism. He is the ancestor of many contemporary Hasidic rebbeim, including Abby Stein, a Savraner rabbi turned transgender activist who rocked the Hasidic community with her coming out in 2015.
Who is the Baal Shem Tov?/Who is the Besht?
This Japanese prefecture in southwestern Honshu has 500,000 people within its borders, and it is still the least populated prefecture of Japan.
What is Tottori/Tottori-ken?