Scottish facts
The modern game that was developed in Scotland in the 15th century
What is golf
The scottish national animal
What is the unicorn
The national dish of Scotland
What is Haggis
The word aye in scottish means what
What is yes
The creature that resides in a well known lake
What is Loch Ness
The most famous whiskey in Scotland
What is The Famous Grouse
The playful, semi-aquatic mammals belonging to the weasel family
What is Otters
The dish known globaly featuring fresh salmon, oysters, mussels and langoustines.
What is scottish seafood
The scottish word dug means what
What is a dog
The legendary creature Nessie is believed to be what
What is a dinosauer
The amount of castles in Scotland
What is 3000
The Red deer is found where
What is the Highlands
The type of blood sausage often served at breakfast
What is Blackpudding
The scottish word Eejit means what
What is an idiot
The goblin like creature tht haunts ruined castles
What is Red Caps
The castle bould on a extinct volcano
What is Edinburgh Castle
The rare, critically endangered subspecies of the European wildcat
What is the scottish wildcat
The traditional breakfast dish made with ground oats
What is porridge
The scottish word stoor means what
What is dust
The name of the dangerous, shapeshifting water spirit that often appears as a horse
What is Kelpie
The language only about 2,5% scottish people speak
What is Gaelic
The world's second-largest rodents, known as semiaquatic "ecosystem engineers
What is beavers
The natonal dish of Scotland is mostly made of what
What is heart, liver, lungs
The scottish word bonnie means what
What is beautiful
The giantess/divine hag known as the goddess of winter and earth
What is Cailleach