Cereal
This cereal was one of the first ready-to-eat cereals ever created. It was originally marketed as a health food in the 1800s.
Corn Flakes
This 1992 film was the first Disney animated feature to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
Beauty and the Beast
This worker often works with this type of current: AC or DC.
Electricity
IATA code
Although most people think penguins live only in cold climates, this species lives entirely on an island near the equator.
Galapagos Penguin
This popular cereal was briefly banned in some schools due to concerns about hyperactivity linked in artificial flavors.
Coco Pebbles
This Walt Disney World park opened in 1989 and was still commonly called "MGM Studios throughout the '90s.
Disney's Hollywood Studios
This trade involves reading blueprints, measuring materials, and assembling frameworks for buildings.
Carpentry
This rare phenomenon causes flights to be delayed, canceled, or rerouted due to a massive flock of birds.
A Bird Strike
This fruit is the only one that has seeds on the outside. (making it not truly a berry)
Strawberry.
In 1944, this cereal brand introduced one of the first ever in-box promotions, helping launch the now-standard marketing tactic of introducing prizes in packaged goods.
Cheerios
This famous, well-known character actually appeared in the 1928 short film called Steamboat Willie.
Mickey Mouse
This trade involves laying bricks, stones, or concrete blocks to build walls, chimneys, and other structures.
Masonry
This city is known for having a train station inside their airport, allowing travelers to take a city train immediately after landing.
Amsterdam
This animal can enter a state of torpor to survive winter without hibernating fully.
Hedgehog
This is the full name of the mascot for the cereal Cap'n Crunch.
Horatio Magellan Crunch
This iconic Disney park snack, introduced in the 1980s and exploding in popularity in the '90s, is a pineapple flavored soft serve served at Aloha Isle.
Dole Whip
This trade involves preparing and preserving animal specimens for museums, universities, or collectors.
Taxidermist.
This term refers to the right side of the boat when facing forward.
Starboard
This US state has a law where it is illegal to carry an ice cream cone in your back pocket.
Alabama
The "Prize Inside" tradition of cereal boxes helped inspire this modern marketing tactic used heavily in video games.
Loot Boxes
The Disney Channel show, often assumed to be a '90s original, actually premiered in 2000, features a girl and her two best friends navigated middle and high school.
Lizzie McGuire
These skilled workers bend, shape, and cut glass into different shapes to make scientific instruments.
Glassblower
This road is also known as the "Loneliest Road in America".
Route 50
This unusual mammal lays eggs instead of giving live birth.
Platypus