Sportsing
In tennis, this term describes a score of zero.
Love
Known for its colorful, cliffside harbor houses, this town in Nova Scotia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lunenburg
This iconic brand, launched by General Mills in the 1920s, became a household name for cake mixes, cookbooks, and a friendly “face” guiding home bakers.
Betty Crocker
Known for sleeping while standing and sometimes walking in circles for hours, this African mammal may be the ultimate multitasker.
Giraffe
This Asian country has the most time zones, thanks to its massive east-west span.
Russia
Something smells fishy... This term in golf describes a score of three under par on a single hole.
Albatross
This Ontario town is famous for its Big Nickel, a giant replica of a 1951 Canadian five-cent coin.
Sudbury
Tiramisu.
This animals heart stops beating in the dead of winter in a state of suspended animation.
Wood Frog
This body of water, bordered by Jordan, Israel, and Palestine, is the lowest point on Earth’s surface.
The Dead Sea
Comes after thunder... but before many other things at 9.58 seconds in 2009.
Usain Bolt
Take a... This Newfoundland town gained fame during 9/11 for welcoming dozens of diverted planes, an event commemorated in a musical.
Gander
This method is used to prevent chocolate from seizing and ensures it sets with a glossy finish and firm snap.
Tempering
With a tongue that can reach twice its body length, this reptile snags insects with ridiculous precision.
Chameleon
This African country’s official name translates to “Land of a Thousand Hills.”
Rwanda
This Major League Baseball team is known for “The Curse of the Bambino” after trading Babe Ruth to the Yankees.
Boston Red Sox
This British Columbia town is famous for hosting the “Sasquatch Festival” and is near some of the province’s best hiking trails. Don't pass it by on your way to Whis!
Squamish
Similar to a small aeronautical device, bakers use this to peel or grate citrus zest directly over cakes or custards for flavoring.
Microplane
This sea creature has eyes the size of basketballs, giving it a serious advantage in pitch-black depths.
Giant Squid
This South American country is home to the Atacama Desert, the driest non-polar desert on Earth.
Chile
The "Repack Race" was a primitive version of this modern day sport.
Mountain Biking
Caw-caw. This small Manitoba town claims to be the geographical midpoint of the Trans-Canada Highway.
Falcon Lake
Onions are measured in quantity of onions, and this standard unit is approximately 236.5 mL.
1 Cup
This tiny mammal has a metabolic rate so high that it must eat twice its body weight in insects every day to survive.
Shrew
This small body off the coast of Nova Scotia is famous for a centuries-old “money pit” that has sparked treasure hunts, legends, and TV shows about buried treasure.
Oak Island