"O" Animals
This nocturnal bird of prey is known for its silent flight and ability to turn its head up to 270 degrees, but it definitely cannot give you a proper answer to "Who's there?"
What is an Owl?
"There's no place like home"
What is the Wizard of Oz?
This spinning funnel of air can pack winds over 300 miles per hour and is often called a twister
What is a Tornado?
Rich in antioxidants, this unfermented beverage has been a staple of traditional Chinese medicine for millennia and is celebrated today for its brain-boosting benefits
What is Green Tea?
This sweet, sticky substance is the only food made by insects that is regularly consumed by humans
What is Honey?
Although it has three hearts, this clever, eight-armed creature can change its color and texture to blend in with its surroundings
What is an Octopus?
"Here's looking at you, kid"
What is Casablanca?
This downhill rush of snow can reach speeds of 200 miles per hour, making it the ultimate alpine hazard
What is an Avalanche?
Despite being mostly covered in ice and snow, this world's largest island has a name that makes it sound very lush and grassy
What is Greenland?
This ballpark staple is part of a popular eating contest on Coney Island each 4th of July
What is a Hot Dog?
This flightless bird is the world's largest living bird, can run up to 45 miles per hour, and is famous for the myth that it buries its head in the sand
What is an Ostrich?
"I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse"
What is The Godfather?
This fiery, explosive opening in the Earth's crust can erupt & shares its name with the Roman god of fire
Folks with this colorful anatomical "gift" are known for keeping houseplants thriving and gardens bloomin
What is Green Thumb?
This creamy Middle Eastern dip has a name that literally means "chickpea" in Arabic
What is Hummus?
This visual mollusk "claps" its shells together to swim and produces a shiny bead called a pearl
What is an Oyster?
"It's alive!!!"
What is Frankenstein?
Seismologists look for the "fault" in this natural event that really knows how to shake things up
What is an Earthquake?
There’s a long, long waiting list to buy season tickets for the Packers that plays their games Lambeau Field in this city
What is Green Bay?
This smooth-skinned, pale green melon has a sweet flavor, but its name might remind you of a spouse's long list of household chores
What is Honeydew?
This orange-and-black songbird shares its name with Baltimore’s major league baseball team
What is an Oriole?
"What we've got here is failure to communicate"
What is Cool Hand Luke?
This Japanese word translating to "harbor wave" describes a massive, destructive wall of water triggered by an underwater earthquake
What is Tsunami?
In this classic Dr. Seuss book, a persistent character named Sam-I-Am tries to convince a grumpy fellow to eat a strangely colored breakfast
What is Green Eggs & Ham?
This root vegetable is famous for bringing tears to your eyes, and despite its name, it has absolutely nothing to do with equines
What is Horseradish?