Canines
This giant breed of dog was originally bred by monks and is famous for its mountain rescue work in the Alps.
What is a Saint Bernard.
This majestic creature is the largest of all the big cat species and is easily recognized by its dark vertical stripes and orange fur.
What is a Tiger.
Unlike chickens, these common, water-loving farm fowl possess webbed feet and broad, flat bill.
What are ducks.
This American duo are widely credited with inventing, building, and flying the world's first successful motor-operated airplane in 1903.
Who are the Wright Brothers.
This is the only planet in our solar system known to support life.
What is Earth.
This animated beagle spends time atop his doghouse and was created by Charles M. Schulz.
Who is Snoopy.
Built entirely for speed, this slender African cat is the fastest land mammal on Earth.
What is a Cheetah.
This fleshy, red growth on top of a chicken's head helps regulate the bird's body temperature.
What is a comb.
This Anglo-French turbojet-powered passenger airliner regularly flew commercial passengers at the speed of sound.
What is the Concorde.
Gifted by France to the United States in 1886, this massive copper monument welcomes ships into New York Harbor.
What is the Statue of Liberty.
This part of a dog's body, often described as 'wet', helps them gather scent molecules and regulate their temperature.
What is the nose.
This flexible body part helps a cat balance.
What is a tail.
Pigs lack functional sweat glands, meaning they rely on this sloppy farm substance to cool off.
What is mud.
This luxury train service, which ran from Paris to Istanbul, became immortalized in a classic Agatha Christie mystery novel.
What is the Orient Express.
This fundamental gas is what humans and animals must inhale in order to survive.
What is oxygen.
This small, hairless dog breed shares its name with a Central American country.
What is a Chihuahua.
What is 18: 5 on each front paw and 4 on each back paw.
This thick, curly coat harvested from sheep is shorn once a year and processed into a warm clothing textile.
What is fleece.
This artificial, 51-mile waterway opened in 1914 and allowed ships to skip sailing all the way around South America.
What is the Panama Canal.
This massive desert covers most of North Africa and is roughly the same size as the United States.
What is the Sahara.
In the classic cartoon Scooby-Doo, Scooby and his cousin Scrappy belong to this giant breed of dog.
What is a Great Dane.
These specialized sensory hairs on a cat's face are highly sensitive to air currents and help them navigate in the dark.
What are whiskers.
Often mistaken for llamas, these smaller South American herd animals are bred for their soft, luxurious fleece.
What are alpacas.
Henry Ford revolutionized car manufacturing by introducing this moving production system to rapidly build the Model T.
What is the assembly line.
This European capital city is globally famous for its ancient architecture, including the iconic Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain.
What is Rome.