Thxgiving
This sauce, made from red berries, is commonly served with turkey.
What is cranberry sauce?
India Capital
What is New Delhi
British band that sings "Hey Jude"
What are the Beatles?
Taj Mahal Location
Where is Agra?
This land animal is the fastest runner in the world, reaching speeds up to 70 mph.
What is the cheetah?
Thanksgiving parade in NYC
Macy's Day Parade
Spain Capital
What is Madrid?
This is the only country in the world whose flag is not rectangular
What is Nepal?
This is the most widely spoken language in India
What is Hindi?
This striped African animal is closely related to the horse.
What is the zebra?
This U.S. president officially established Thanksgiving as a national holiday during the Civil War.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
The capital of Cuba
What is Havana?
This animal has the fastest heartbeat of any mammal, reaching over 1200 beats per minute
What is the hummingbird?
This large animal is India's national animal
What is the Bengal tiger?
This marine creature has three hearts and blue blood.
What is the octopus?
This type of bird, other than turkey, was likely eaten at the first Thanksgiving, as it was abundant in New England at the time.
What is duck or goose?
South Africa capital
What is Capetown?
Number of bones in the human body
What is 206?
This Indian City is known as the "Pink City" for its rose-colored historic buildings
What is Jaipur?
This bird has the largest wingspan of any living species, reaching up to 11 feet.
What is the albatross?
This U.S. state was the first to officially adopt an annual Thanksgiving holiday, doing so in 1817.
What is New York?
Australia Capital
What is Canberra?
This animal has the largest eyes of any creature on Earth, measuring up to 10 inches
What is the giant squid?
This ancient university, located in Bihar, is considered one of the world’s oldest residential universities, dating back to at least the 5th century CE.
What is Nalanda University?
This deep-sea creature produces its own light through bioluminescent bacteria and is famous for the glowing lure on its head.
What is the anglerfish?