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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| Avoid the sting as you tell us that un’ape is this insect

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the bee

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| If you’re called un asino, you’re either a fool, or this animal

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a donkey

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| That’s the scariest ragno, one of these, I’ve ever seen! Don’t tell Signorina Muffet

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a spider

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| Un cane is this; ready for walkies?

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a dog

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| It really gets me that una capra is one of these farm animals

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a goat

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS ||| Pongo & Missis: This breed that lives with Mr. & Mrs. Dearly

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Dalmatians

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS ||| Aslan: This majestic creature in Narnia

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a lion

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS ||| Stellaluna: The fruit type of this mammal

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a bat

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS ||| Rikki-Tikki-Tavi: This creature that saves his family

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a mongoose

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN CHILDREN’S BOOKS ||| Mr. Jeremy Fisher: This critter, living at the edge of a pond in a Beatrix Potter tale

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a frog

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MOVIES? ||| This 2002 movie starred Eminem as Rabbit

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8 Mile

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MOVIES? ||| He played Gator McKlusky in “White Lightning” as well as in “Gator”

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Burt Reynolds

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MOVIES? ||| In this film Denzel Washington is a ’40s detective whose muscle is named Mouse

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Devil in a Blue Dress

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MOVIES? ||| Jon Cryer’s aquatic name in “Pretty in Pink”

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Duckie

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MOVIES? ||| Tim Matheson’s aquatic name in “Animal House”

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Otter

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| La cebra

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the zebra

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| La vaca

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a cow

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| El puerco

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a pig

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| El escarabajo

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a scarab beetle

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| El zorro

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fox

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Because of the requirements in pumping blood to its brain, it has the highest blood pressure of any living animal

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the giraffe

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| Buggy’s partner: caballo

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horse

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| A popular pet: gato

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cat

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| Langosta (with butter, yum!)

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lobster

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| An arctic dweller: oso blanco

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a polar bear

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| A provider of meat: venado

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deer

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| Don’t be afraid–this animal is a pollo

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a chicken

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| This animal, gatto, got your lingua?

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a cat

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| Who scared the puzzola, this animal? Now we’ll never get rid of the smell

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a skunk

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| If you want to win on “Jeopardy!”, don’t be as quiet as a topo, one of these

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a mouse

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN ITALIAN ||| After all the gelato, I feel as big as a balena, one of these

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a whale

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Facial feature mentioned in the longer version of the platypus’ name

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duck bill

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A female bullfrog may lay 10,000 eggs that hatch into these, which may take 2 years to grow into bullfrogs

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tadpoles

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This “monster” is the largest lizard native to the U.S.

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a Gila monster

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Newborn raccoons lack the familiar tail rings & this famous facial feature

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the mask

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| One variety of the white-tailed species of this lives in the Florida Keys & weighs only 50 to 75 pounds

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a deer

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ALOFT ||| Animals first went aloft in 1783, when the Montgolfier Bros. sent a sheep, a duck & a rooster up in one of these

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a balloon

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ALOFT ||| Before airborne wireless equipment, these animals were hurled from planes with messages attached

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pigeons

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ALOFT ||| In the 1940s this singing cowboy took his animal co-star Champion on airplane flights

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Gene Autry

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ALOFT ||| This German WWI flying ace flew with his Great Dane puppy until it became too big

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the Red Baron

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ALOFT ||| As part of a 1940s Arctic search & rescue unit, these team animals were parachuted in to help rescue downed pilots

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huskies (or malamutes)

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| Found in water: cocodrilo

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a crocodile

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| 8-legged: araña

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a spider

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| Toro (‘nuff said)

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a bull

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| A reptile: tortuga

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a tortoise

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL ||| A bird: paloma

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a dove

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| One in every 6 known bird species makes its home in this rainforest

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the Amazon

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Sputniks 5, 6, 9 & 10 also carried these animals into space, & most were recovered alive

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dogs

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Got one of these odorous animals also known as a polecat as a pet? Call your humane society to make sure it’s legal

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a skunk

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Critters of the Pleistocene epoch include the mammoth & this “breast tooth” relative

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mastodon

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| “Dachs”, as in “Dachshund”, is German for this burrowing animal

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the badger

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The laughing type of this doglike carnivore is a predator of big game but also scavanges for food

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a hyena

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In classification, this type of bird seen <a>here</a> often overlaps with doves

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a pigeon

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This five-letter eel known for its sharp teeth lurks in the holes of a coral reef & will attack divers if disturbed

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a moray

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| What else is gnu, but that the gnu is also called this, from Dutch words

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wildebeest

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Its German name is Nilpferd, “nile horse”

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a hippopotamus

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Muskrats & woodrats belong to this order of mammals

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rodents

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Venus’s flower basket is one of the most attractive of these porous aquatic creatures

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a sponge

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This feisty Thai fish blows sticky bubbles to make a nest, then puts the eggs in its mouth & blows them in the nest

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fighting fish

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Australians call this animal a jumbuck or a monkey

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sheep

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Fruit & lizards (yum!) are favorite foods of the coati, also known by this longer name

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coatimundi

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| For 2006, between Oct. 25 & Nov. 1, the Los Angeles SPCA, like many other shelters, banned adoption of these

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black cats

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY ||| (<a>Sarah of the Clue Crew visits with the bison at the Catalina Island Conservancy.</a>) Catalina can’t support large numbers of bison, so in 2004, about 100 of them were repatrioted to their ancestral home in this Mt. Rushmore state

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South Dakota

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY ||| Amsterdam Island in the Indian Ocean, 1,800 mi. from any cont., has a rare type of this wandering seabird

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the albatross

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY ||| We hope the endangered Carolina Northern “flying” species of this rodent keeps on flying

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a squirrel

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY ||| Steller’s sea cow was extinct by 1768; Stellar’s sea this animal is hanging tough

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a sea lion

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY ||| South America’s woolly spider type of this has a rudimentary or no thumb & a badly fragmented habitat

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a monkey

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The genus of this Asian animal is Ailuropoda, & its species name, appropriately, is melanoleuca

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the giant panda

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| This knight errant’s steed in Rocinante, a draft horse originally belonging to his neighbor

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Don Quixote

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| He lost his shoes & new jacket when Mr. McGregor chased him out of the vegetable garden

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Peter Rabbit

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Representing Leon Trotsky, Snowball, a pig in this novel, is exiled by the ruthless Napoleon

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Animal Farm

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| In C.S. Lewis’ “The Last Battle”, this lion destroyed evil-ridden Narnia & guided the faithful to the next world

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Aslan

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| This ursine character was discovered by Mr. & Mrs. Brown in London

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Paddington Bear

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It’s the only Asian great ape

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the orangutan

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It’s what an archerfish shoots to bring down insects

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water

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This predator that comes in gray and red types is a bit camera-shy, but its tracks are seen <a>here</a>

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the wolf

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A traditional sign of spring in England is a letter to the Times saying, I heard this “crazy” bird’s call

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a cuckoo

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Sarah of the Clue Crew appears from the USC Wrigley Institute on Catalina Island, CA.</a>) Though thriving now, Catalina Island foxes were threatened in the ’90s by the infectious disease marked by fever & catarrh known as canine this

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distemper

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The world’s largest invertebrate, it plays a prominent part in an 1870 French novel & a 1954 film

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the giant squid

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This bird’s whooping call is said to carry 2 miles, & its courtship displays include a leaping dance

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whooping crane

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Jimmy of the Clue Crew poses next to a cow at Old World, Wisconsin.</a>) This is the name of a cow that is less than 3 years old that hasn’t given birth; Zeus turned Io into a white one

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a heifer

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| We’d like to see David Blaine vs. this flightless bird in a breath-holding contest (some can go 22 min. underwater)

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penguin

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This “demonic” marsupial is extinct from the Aussie mainland but still lives close by

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Tasmanian devil

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the monkey house.</a>) For extra resonance, howler monkeys have an enlarged structure at the top of this, also known as the trachea

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windpipe

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the shark tank.</a>) Unlike most other fish, <a>sharks</a> don’t have bones; their skeleton is made up of this tough, flexible tissue.

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cartilage

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the penguin habitat.</a>) The smallest of all penguins, the little blue is the only one native to this continent where it is sometimes called the fairy penguin

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Australia

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports.</a>) Inside zoos, the aim is to increase the population; outside the zoos, the declining number of orangutans are found only on these two Indonesian islands

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Borneo and Sumatra

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR ||| 1900: It’s slang for an informer

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a rat

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR ||| 1965: A wirepuller, or a treacherous person, as in “a low-down, dirty…”

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a snake

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR ||| 1940: A Tom Clancy novel in 2000 was called “The Bear and” this beast

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the Dragon

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR ||| 1980: Proverbially, you can have one of these on your back, or make one of these out of someone

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a monkey

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| On the squirrel monkey of South America, this may be 16 inches long

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the tail

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Animal that was the main staple of the Plains Indians economy

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buffalo

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The bulls of this tusked aquatic mammal also known as the morse may weigh over 3,000 pounds

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the walrus

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| While on safari in Africa, your guide may point out a dik-dik, a small one of these animals

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an antelope

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Type of squirrel that has a thin, extending membrane called a patagium

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a flying squirrel

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A type of cricket that mainly lives underground is named for this tiny-eyed mammal

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a mole

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$1200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The male redback type of this creature, 1/3 the size of the female, dies happy if you know what I mean

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a spider

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$1600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Newborn gazelles are a favorite prey of the black-backed species of this canine

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the jackal

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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| One of Gerald Durell’s nature books is called “Catch Me” this type of monkey, seen <a>here</a>

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a colobus

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Its legs are 6 feet long & its neck can be even longer

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a giraffe

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Bactrian & dromedary are the 2 main types of this desert creature

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a camel

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The percheron & the palomino are types of this

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a horse

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The rabbit seen <a>here</a> has this name after one of its features

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cottontail

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Pythons are oviparous, meaning they do this

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lay eggs

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In a children’s tale, Jack traded one of these barnyard animals for some magic beans

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cow

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Yipes Stripes! The Grevy species of this was named for a president of France

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zebra

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108
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In an aardvark these are diiferent from yours; they have no enamel

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teeth

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109
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| “The Encyclopedia of Mammals” calls it the most heavily armored mammal alive today

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armadillo

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (Sarah of the Clue Crew in Alaska) The name of this raptor comes from a word meaning “to grasp”

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hawk

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Camelus, the genus name of camels, is also the species name of these birds

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ostriches

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Odobenus, the genus name of this animal, comes from the Greek for “one who walks with his teeth”

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walrus

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Squealer, this type of “Animal Farm” animal, gets so fat he can barely see

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pig

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Karait is a little one of these killed by Rikki-Tikki-Tavi

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snake

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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Dinah, the name of a real cat that belonged to the Liddell children, is the cat of this fictional girl

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Alice (of “Alice in Wonderland”)

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| An underpaid teacher, this Washington Irving character rides the half-blind, broken-down horse Gunpowder

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Ichabod Crane

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Blake asks, “And was” this holy animal “of God on England’s pleasant pastures seen?”

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lamb

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118
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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| What the Germans call a Bambusbar, we generally call this

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a panda bear

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119
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The fact that this lizard’s name is from the Greek for “ground lion” never changes

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chameleon

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120
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the San Diego Zoo.</a>) A giraffe’s tail, which is about 3 feet long, is used to swat this bloodsucking fly that causes sleeping sickness

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tsetse fly

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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The suni, a small one of these graceful African mammals, is barely 15 inches high

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antelope

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The common type of this marsupial has coarse, thick fur while that of the hairy-nosed is short & silky

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wombat

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123
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| (<a>Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the L.A. County Natural History Museum.</a>) This sea mammal, whose skull is seen <a>here</a>, has a spiral tusk that keeps <a>growing</a> & <a>growing</a> & <a>growing</a>… & <a>growing</a> & <a>growing</a>

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the narwhal

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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ROCK ||| The first name of this “Hit the Road Jack” singer is also a broad, flat fish

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Ray (Charles)

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ROCK ||| Pinnipeds who barked out “Summer Breeze” with Crofts

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(Jim) Seals

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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ROCK ||| Feline singer followed by a “Moon Shadow”

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Cat Stevens

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ROCK ||| Vixen who found “Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)”

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Samantha Fox

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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ROCK ||| Leader of The Starliters who did the “Peppermint Twist” in his mother’s pouch

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Joey Dee

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129
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It’s the common term for the young of a whale as well as a cow

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Calf

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130
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Of a wild dog, a rabbit or a bird, what a jackdaw is

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Bird

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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This civet relative not only kills cobras but mice, rats & poultry as well

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Mongoose

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132
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These mollusks, not oysters, are the most common source for freshwater pearls

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Mussels

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133
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| “Euell” be glad to know these small apes are the only ones to habitually walk erect

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Gibbons

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134
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS OF BASEBALL ||| You wouldn’t let the Phillies’ Greg Luzinski, nicknamed this, into your China shop

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“Bull”

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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS OF BASEBALL ||| Large deer that was the nickname of first baseman William Skowron

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moose

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS OF BASEBALL ||| Dodger Ron Cey’s waddling gait earned him this handle

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“The Penguin”

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137
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS OF BASEBALL ||| This ’70s Tigers pitcher known for talking to the ball was nicknamed “The Bird”

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Mark Fidrych

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138
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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The German name for this animal is nilpferd, or “Nile horse”

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hippopotamus

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139
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| All but one of the domesticated breeds of this animal are derived from the mallard

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Duck

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140
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The screech type of this creature may make its nest in a Saguaro cactus

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Owl

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141
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Weddell species of this animal can stay underwater for over an hour

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Seal

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142
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Similar to a wattle, it’s the throat flap of Zebu cattle or the mole anole lizard

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Dewlap

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143
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Dingoes go after these burrowing marsupials that come in a common & a hairy-nosed type

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Wombats

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144
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The beak of this flightless bird of Antarctica can be black, red, orange or bright purple

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penguin

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145
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Buckskin was originally made from the mule & white-tailed species of this ungulate

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deer

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146
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A species of this insect, Apidae bumbus, ranges from above the Arctic Circle to as far south as Tierra del Fuego

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bumblebee

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147
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In a boon to lab research, in 1956 it was found that this “golden” rodent could be infected with the common cold

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hamster

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148
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This flightless South American bird often associates with guanacos, forming mixed herds

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rhea

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149
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| Ratatosk, a messenger of Norse myth, was one of these animals & ran up & down Yggdrasil, a giant tree

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Squirrel

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| If Romulus did a “Got Milk?” ad, he’d talk about this animal who suckled him & Remus

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Wolf

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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| In Incan myth, it was this South American camel relative that warned man about the impending flood

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Llama

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152
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| The Zuni believe that when the kachina Paiyatemu played the flute, these insects fluttered into existence

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Butterflies

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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| Island on which Theseus slew the Minotaur

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Crete

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN SHOWBIZ ||| Wilbur was the only human this horse would talk to in person

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Mr. Ed

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN SHOWBIZ ||| Perhaps the world’s only spokesfish, he swims in Starkist ads

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Charlie the Tuna

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156
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN SHOWBIZ ||| Clint Eastwood appeared in the sixth film about this big screen equine in 1955

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Francis the Talking Mule

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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN SHOWBIZ ||| A cockatoo named Fred was this TV cop’s companion

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Baretta

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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN SHOWBIZ ||| He was the Little Rascals’ dog

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Pete the Pup

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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| There are only 3 of these animals in U.S. zoos: a 28-year-old in D.C.’s National Zoo & 2 younger ones in San Diego

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pandas

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160
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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Coronado’s men found them bearded like a goat, woolly like a sheep & with a hump larger than a camel’s

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Bison (of North America)

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161
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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This animal’s name is from Bantu for “mock man”

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Chimpanzee

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162
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The monkey-eating species of this bird lives in the Philippines; the bald species lives in the U.S.

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the eagle

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163
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These birds range in size from the 1-foot blue to the 4-foot emperor

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the penguin

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164
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Group of mammals seen <a>here</a>: [like Timon in <i>The Lion King</i>]

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meerkats

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165
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It has webbed, padded toes & can drink over 20 gallons of water in a single drink

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the camel

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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This land animal can weigh more than 8,000 pounds & can open its immense jaws 150 degrees

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the hippopotamus

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167
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This Arctic bear may travel 40 miles a day on ice floes

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Polar bear

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In the mountain “mist” of central & w. Africa you can still find a few of these endangered mammals

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Gorillas

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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In 1961 a federal law banned the importation of this South American fish into the U.S.

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Piranha

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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Western Hemisphere’s largest snake, it’s also called a water boa

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Anaconda

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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| It’s New York State’s “City of Good Neighbors”, not its “City of Good Bison”

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Buffalo

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| This North Carolina beach village with a 4-letter name really is all it’s “quacked” up to be

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Duck

173
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| A 4,083-foot-high Vermont mountain is named for this camel feature

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a hump

174
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| In other words, this vacation area in California’s San Bernardino Mountains would be “Large Grizzly”

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Big Bear

175
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| This river winds its way through Hells Canyon

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Snake River

176
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$None ||| Category: ANIMALS OF THE NEW WORLD ||| Explorer Cabeza de Vaca wrote about this “Animal with a pocket on its belly, in which it carries its young”

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Opossum/possum

177
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Among bears, this is the best swimmer

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Polar bear

178
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The jackrabbit isn’t really a rabbit but one of these relatives

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Hare

179
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Like this similarly named mammal, the aardwolf eats mainly termites

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Aardvark

180
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Viceroy type of this insect is protected by its resemblance to the bad-tasting Monarch

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Butterfly

181
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| There are 3 species of bluebird but over 20 of these birds, including grackles

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Blackbirds

182
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| On a turtle, it’s made up of a carapace & plastron

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Shell

183
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Only gorillas & these other primates walk on their knuckles

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Chimpanzees

184
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Sapsuckers are a type of these birds that extract insects from trees by strokes of their bills

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Woodpeckers

185
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Biologist Johannes Schmidt located the Sargasso Sea breeding area of this “elongated” freshwater fish

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Eel

186
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These small, slender mammals often kept as pets were domesticated from the European polecat

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Ferrets

187
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In a matter of minutes, a school of these South American fish can reduce a large mammal to a skeleton

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Piranha

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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A popular performer at aquariums, this dolphin is named for the shape of its snout

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Bottlenose dolphin

189
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These swift felines of Africa & Asia are also known as “hunting leopards”

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Cheetahs

190
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The name of this graceful antelope may remind you of a classic Chevy

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Impala

191
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These Arctic rodents famous for their mass migrations are a favorite food of the snowy owl

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Lemmings

192
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| When threatened, the crested one of these erects & rattles its quills

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Porcupine

193
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Some Arabs believe the eggshells of these tallest birds are magical & use them to repel lightning

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Ostriches

194
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The honey possum, a tiny marsupial, feeds on this sweet liquid, a favorite of hummingbirds

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Nectar

195
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The pocket gopher uses this almost hairless appendage as a sense organ to feel its way in the dark

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Tail

196
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| As its name implies, the geochelone elephantopus of the Galapagos is a really big one of these

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Tortoise

197
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This lizard of the Southwest is the USA’s largest poisonous lizard

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Gila Monster

198
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It’s the only living mammal in the order Proboseidea

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Elephant

199
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This mollusk, also called a devilfish, may inject a poison to paralyze prey

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Octopus

200
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The fur of this aquatic rodent has been sold as “Hudson Seal”

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Muskrat

201
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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A toad named for this small South American country carries its eggs on the skin of its back

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Suriname

202
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Most of the quills on the thin-spined species of this rodent are on its head

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the porcupine

203
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| 1 of only 2 species of eagle to breed in the U.S. & Canada

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the golden eagle (or the bald eagle)

204
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The ornate chorus species of these tailless amphibians are less than 2” in length

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frogs

205
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The siamang of Sumatra & Malaysia is the largest type of this smallest ape

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a gibbon

206
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This largest toothed whale is also called a cachalot

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the sperm whale

207
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In 1956 it was discovered that hamsters could be infected with this “common” human malady

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the common cold

208
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Many American breeds of this animal, like the rambouillet, are raised more for their fleece than for meat

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sheep

209
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This crab’s habit of waving its big claw gave it a musical name

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the fiddler crab

210
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In 1996 158 of these endangered marine mammals died in a red tide of toxic algae in Florida

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manatees

211
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Canadian government has blamed the decline of this Atlantic food fish partly on the harp seal

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the cod

212
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A female sheep is called a ewe; this term refers to a male sheep

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Ram

213
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Receptors on the bill of this duckbilled mammal can detect electric fields which guide it to its prey

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Platypus

214
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The name of this large rodent is from the middle French for “pig with spines”

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Porcupine

215
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Quagga is a South African name for the Burchell’s species of this horse relative

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Zebra

216
Q

$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Weighing around a ton, the eland is the largest species of this animal in Africa

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Antelope

217
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This extremely venomous snake, the largest of the mambas, is green when young

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black mamba

218
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Beluga type of this fish may weigh over 2,800 pounds

A

Sturgeon

219
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Tiny crustaceans are a favorite food of this wading bird with an eating utensil in its name

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spoonbill

220
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This lapdog associated with a Mediterranean island was highly prized by ladies of the Elizabethan court

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Maltese

221
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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Native to Asia Minor, the “golden” type of this chubby-cheeked rodent is a popular pet

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hamster

222
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Unlike other species of this polar bird, the emperor breeds in the winter months of May & June

A

Penguin

223
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The “rainbow” on this fish is a band of red on each of its sides

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Trout

224
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This pigeon relative is named for its sad cooing sound

A

Mourning dove

225
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The “black” species of this large horned mammal can grasp twigs with its upper lip

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Rhinoceros

226
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This colorful eagle is unpopular with U.S. sheep ranchers because it preys on rams

A

Golden eagle

227
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Sadly, this “giant” bearlike mammal of China is on the endangered list

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Giant panda

228
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Among the largest flying birds are the California & Andean species of these

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Condor

229
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This domesticated pack animal & its relative the alpaca were referred to as Peruvian sheep by the Spanish

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Llama

230
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The AKC classifies the miniature schnauzer as a breed within this dog group

A

Terrier

231
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Related to corals, this sea creature has been described as “the best known of the so-called flower animals”

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Sea anemone

232
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largemouth species of this fish has a dark band along its side; the smallmouth species does not

A

Bass

233
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The giraffe is the world’s tallest mammal; this is the second tallest

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Elephant

234
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Unlike wolves, this “prairie wolf” has expanded its range in this century

A

Coyote

235
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Phoenicians used a liquid from several species of this gastropod to make Tyrian purple dye

A

Snail

236
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This large South American rodent is also called a water pig

A

Capybara

237
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Tiger Swallowtail & Zebra Swallowtail are species of this insect

A

Butterfly

238
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These medicinal worms were once used to treat headaches & mental illnesses

A

Leeches

239
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This rodent in the genus Neotoma is named for its habit of hoarding small objects

A

Pack rat

240
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Also called a warrigal, this wild dog is one of the few nonmarsupial mammals of Australia

A

Dingo

241
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This catlike carnivore of Africa is valued for its musk

A

Civet

242
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This Arctic bear’s feet are webbed & have hairy soles

A

Polar bear

243
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Large feral populations of the “mute” species of this long-necked bird inhabit the Mid-Atlantic coast

A

Swans

244
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The silver dollar fish resembles this feared fish of the Amazon basin but is strictly herbivorous

A

Piranha

245
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$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A pocket gopher’s pockets are fur-lined & located in these

A

Cheeks

246
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$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Scientists divide these toothless whales into 3 groups: right whales, gray whales & rorquals

A

Baleen whales

247
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The African rain forests are the natural habitat of these largest apes

A

Gorillas

248
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The red kangaroo is among the largest of these pouched mammals

A

Marsupials

249
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| One of these mammals that inhabits the East Indies has a wingspan of over 5 1/2 feet

A

Bat

250
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This spiny relative of the starfish is sometimes referred to as a sea hedgehog

A

Sea Urchin

251
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This largest wild cat of the Americas looks similar to a leopard

A

Jaguar

252
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| World Book says this type of bear has been seen on ice chunks as far south as the Gulf of St. Lawrence

A

Polar Bear

253
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest freshwater species of this reptile in the U.S. is the alligator snapper

A

Turtle

254
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$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest species of this American marsupial is the common or Virginia species

A

Possum

255
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This ground squirrel is distinguished from others by its striped face

A

Chipmunk

256
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest & heaviest New World monkey, its characteristic roar can be heard for about 2 miles

A

Howler Monkey

257
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| If a weasel pops by for lunch in the cold winter, you’ll notice its coat is this color

A

White

258
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Dabbling types of these include the pintail & teal

A

Ducks

259
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$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The word mouse is from a Sanskrit word for this, because they stole people’s food

A

Thief

260
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| If you spot several servals slinking south of the Sahara, you’ll see slender types of these animals

A

Cats

261
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Found in all oceans, they have the widest distribution of any whale & use echolocation to hunt

A

Orcas/Killer Whales

262
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$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| With hind legs reaching up to 10 inches, it’s the largest frog in the U.S.

A

Bullfrog

263
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This cobra killer was introduced into the Western Hemisphere to kill rats but has done more harm to birds

A

Mongoose

264
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Species of this mammal living in South America include 6-banded, 3-banded & giant

A

Armadillo

265
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The name of this primate confined to Madagascar & the Comoros is from the Latin for “nocturnal spirits”

A

Lemur

266
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$2000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The macabou type of this bird may have a wingspan greater than 9 feet

A

Stork

267
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$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Asia’s only lions live in Gir Forest, about 200 miles northwest of Bombay in this country

A

India

268
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The sting family of this fish has sharp poisonous dorsal spines near the tail

A

Ray

269
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Australia has over 300 species of these animals, including skinks, geckos & giant goannas

A

Lizards

270
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This dark fluid is secreted by cuttlefish & other cephalopods

A

Ink

271
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$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Named for the texture of its shells, it’s the largest living turtle

A

Leatherback

272
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The silky & Yorkshire are toy breeds of this dog

A

Terrier

273
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Perhaps referring to its erratic behavior, the gnu is also called this

A

Wildebeest

274
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The 2 popular breeds of dairy cattle named for Britain’s 2 largest Channel Islands

A

Jersey & Guernsey

275
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Up to 50 feet in length, the whale species of this fish is the largest in the sea

A

Shark

276
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In summer, when its coat is brown, the ermine is referred to by this name

A

Stoat/Weasel

277
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest of the seals is named for this largest land animal

A

Elephant Seal

278
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| 1 of 2 egg-laying mammals of Australia

A

Duck-billed Platypus & Echidna

279
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The hide of this wild Tibetan ox is used for leather, & it’s flesh is used for food

A

Yak

280
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$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| With its single-twisted horn, it’s known as “the unicorn of the whale family”

A

Narwhal

281
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This fish, named for its ability to breathe out of water, can drown if held underwater

A

Lungfish

282
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Lizards & these creatures, like pythons & cobras, make up the largest group of reptiles

A

Snakes

283
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Acacia leaves are the favorite food of this tallest mammal

A

Giraffe

284
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Found chiefly in Australia, the wallaby is a smaller type of this marsupial

A

Kangaroo

285
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A white whale & a large white sturgeon prized for its caviar share this name

A

Beluga

286
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These performing horses trained at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna are bred elsewhere for farmwork

A

Lipizzaner Stallions

287
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Like the falcon or hawk, the shrike is classified as a bird of this

A

Prey

288
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Almost 99% of a jellyfish’s body is made of this substance

A

Water

289
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The marine types of these have flattish carapaces & their limbs have evolved into flippers

A

Turtles

290
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A bee is said to do this at the hive to show the other bees the direction & distance to a food source

A

Dance

291
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| It’s the proper name for the Australian animal some call the spiny anteater

A

Echidna

292
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This continent is home to both pacas & alpacas

A

South America

293
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| One of these chilopoda arthropods has as many as 177 pairs of legs; most have 15 to 23 pairs

A

Centipede

294
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A female one of the gypsy species of this insect can lay over 1,000 eggs at one time

A

Moth

295
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| To count a pair of these carnivorous sea snails, say “A-one-an-a-two”

A

Whelks

296
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The domestic one of these evolved from the mouflon & urial

A

Sheep

297
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| In 1620 the Pilgrims first landed in the New World on this peninsula & that’s no fish story

A

Cape Cod

298
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| It’s the Canadian partner of the American falls

A

Horseshoe Falls

299
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| This island group in the north Atlantic makes up 2 Spanish provinces

A

Canary Islands

300
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| Painters in the Hudson River School featured this mountain range in many of their works

A

Catskills

301
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP ||| Named for the largest deer, this Saskatchewan city has the largest Canadian forces jet-pilot training base

A

Moose Jaw

302
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Rattlesnakes belong to the pit group of this snake family

A

vipers

303
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The silvery blue, the spring azure & the common oakblue are blue-winged types of this beautiful insect

A

butterfly

304
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This tall bird whose scientific name is Struthio camelus is nicknamed the camel bird

A

ostrich

305
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Patagonian cavy, which resembles a hare, belongs to this order of mammals

A

rodents

306
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Found in Africa, the colobus type of this mammal often has distinctive black & white fur

A

monkey

307
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| LIke other male bovines, adult male yaks are called these

A

Bulls

308
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A hinny has an ass for a mother & one of these animals for a father

A

Horse

309
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| To escape predators, many lizards break off this body part; it later regenerates

A

Tail

310
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These stinging arachnids give birth to live young which cling to their mother’s backs for several days

A

Scorpions

311
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| This bear-like carnivore, a large member of the weasel family, is also known as the glutton

A

Wolverine

312
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| Zeus became Leda’s lover while disguised as one of these birds

A

swan

313
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| The nymph Callisto was turned into one of these animals, then placed in the sky as Ursa Major

A

bear

314
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| Odin gallops across the sky on one of these called Sleipnir, whose teeth are inscribed with runes

A

horse

315
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| Echidna, who was half woman & half serpent, had many beastly children, including this Nemean beast

A

the Lion

316
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY ||| He’s the 3-headed hound of Hades

A

Cerberus

317
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In the marsupial mole, hearing & this sense are poorly developed

A

Sight

318
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In the mistaken belief that it washes its food, it was given the scientific name lotor, meaning “washer”

A

Raccoon

319
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Indian species of this cobra killer can be tamed when young

A

Mongoose

320
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In this type of crab, the male has a large claw & waves it like a violinist’s bow

A

Fiddler crab

321
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Extinct for hundreds of years, the elephant bird weighed 1,000 pounds & lived on this east African island

A

Madagascar

322
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A young kangaroo rides around in this until it’s big enough to take care of itself

A

pouch

323
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Silky & Yorkshire breeds of this dog are classified as toys

A

Terriers

324
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These small ponies named for Scottish islands formerly pulled carts in coal mines

A

Shetland

325
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Quinnat is another name for the Chinook species of this fish

A

salmon

326
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The red-spotted type of this salamander is one of the most common in the U.S.

A

newt

327
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Russell, a fox, appears in “The Nun’s Priest’s Tale” of this Chaucer work

A

The Canterbury Tales

328
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| In “The Jungle Book” Raksha, this type of animal, suckles the infant Mowgli

A

a wolf

329
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| In “The Sign of Four” this sleuth employs Toby the dog to track 2 fugitives

A

Sherlock Holmes

330
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| He wrote of a cross-country trek with a poodle in “Travels with Charley”

A

John Steinbeck

331
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Kiche is the mother of this title character of a Jack London tale

A

White Fang

332
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Like its giant relative, the lesser variety of this is also a bamboo eater

A

Panda

333
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The macropis rufus; it can lean back on its tail to free its hind feet for use as weapons

A

Kangaroo

334
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A few of these large bovines still exist in the wild in Tibet at elevations over 14,000 feet

A

Yak

335
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| An elephant has 5 toes on a front foot & a camel has this many

A

2

336
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| They’re the tallest North American birds

A

Whooping Cranes

337
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The crab-eating one of these masked animals eats fish, fruit & frogs, too

A

raccoons

338
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Found in this state’s Keys, the Key Deer is only about 2 1/2 feet tall

A

Florida

339
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Mason, miner & killer are 3 types of these insects

A

bees

340
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The adjective feliform describes anything that resembles one of these animals

A

cat

341
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Koalas & kangaroos belong to this order of mammals known for poorly developed young

A

marsupials

342
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The robber crab is known for climbing palms to feed on these

A

Coconuts

343
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The part of the male lyrebird that’s shaped like a lyre

A

Tail

344
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The flying fox isn’t a type of fox, but a type of this

A

Bat

345
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In 1921 Banting & Best controlled diabetes in these animals with insulin; man came later

A

Dogs

346
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| After losing her own baby, Kala the ape adopted & raised this human infant

A

Tarzan

347
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| This first sister of Peter Rabbit married Benjamin Bunny

A

Flopsy

348
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| Reynard, the hero of a popular Medieval epic, was this type of animal

A

a fox

349
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| In Goethe’s version of the story, this character first appears to Faust as a dog

A

the Devil (Mephistopheles)

350
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE ||| In “Out of Africa”, she wrote of raising a gazelle named lulu

A

Isak Dinesen

351
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Called the “King of the Terriers”, its original home was the valley of the river Aire

A

Airedale

352
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Like a lot of birds, the monarch butterfly does this in the winter

A

Migrate

353
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A camel’s hump doesn’t contain water, as once was thought, but this, for energy when food is scarce

A

Fat

354
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The only female deer with antlers, it uses them to dig in the snow for food

A

Reindeer

355
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Marine creature whose zoological name is Hippocampus

A

Seahorse

356
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In the Middle Ages this insect was dedicated to the Virgin & called “The Beetle Of Our Lady”

A

Ladybug/Ladybird Beetle

357
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Smaller forms of these birds are usually called doves

A

Pigeons

358
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest members of this phylum are the giant squids & the smallest are snails

A

Mollusks

359
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These arachnids differ from true spiders by the extreme length & thinness of their legs

A

Daddy Longlegs

360
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Surprisingly, the white, or beluga, species of this mammal can be found in the St. Lawrence River

A

Whale

361
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Although these huge animals are generally docile, when the bulls go into musth they can turn violent

A

elephants

362
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The largest member of the cat family

A

tiger

363
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Not everyone is excited when these birds come back to Capistrano: some residents think they’re too messy

A

swallows

364
Q

$1500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The geographic ranges of most predators are shrinking, but the range of this, Canis latrans, has increased

A

the coyote

365
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These mammals are classed as Sirenia since they reminded sailors of mermaids – sirens of the sea

A

manatees

366
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The upper part of this turtle feature is called the carapace

A

Shell

367
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A drone bee’s only purpose in life is to do this with the queen & they do it in flight

A

Mate

368
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The bulldog is a symbol of this country where it was developed

A

England

369
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Of sight, hearing, or smell, the sense that is best developed in most seals

A

Sight

370
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The 2 species of camel are the Arabian, also called the dromedary & this

A

Bactrian (2-Humped)

371
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A bat’s hands serve as these

A

Wings

372
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| On a true sole both of these are on the right side of the head

A

Eyes

373
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Lizard that’s noted for its ability to walk on ceilings

A

Gecko

374
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The South African rhebok is not an athletic shoe but a species of this

A

Antelope

375
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| With ancestors as big as elephants, these slow beasts now just hang upside down in trees

A

Sloths

376
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Probably the 1st birds tamed, they weren’t used as messengers but as meals

A

pigeons

377
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| If Michael Jackson can’t make a personal appearance, he may send Bubbles, one of these

A

a chimpanzee

378
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The albatross’ ritual for this includes preening & dancing; dinner & a movie wasn’t listed

A

a mating ritual

379
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Of the creatures on Earth that have legs, most of them have this many

A

6

380
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The Dandie Dinmont, a dog in this group, was named after a farmer who raised them in “Guy Mannering”

A

the terriers

381
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The World Wildlife Fund is working with the Chinese on a detailed survey of pandas & this, their only food

A

bamboo

382
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Some of these birds have bald heads and necks, which prevents feather damage when eating from carcasses

A

vultures

383
Q

$800 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In Canada, the population of these tufted-eared wildcats depends on the population of snowshoe rabbits

A

lynxes

384
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Caimans are most closely related to these animals

A

alligators

385
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Part of its body where you’ll find a warthog’s warts

A

its face

386
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Owls are among the few birds to have these on the front of their heads

A

their eyes

387
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Most lampreys live by attaching themselves to these

A

other fish

388
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| When grasshoppers or other Orthoptera are stridulating, they’re producing this

A

a song (or a sound)

389
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Varieties of these insects include bee, soldier, flower, blow & fruit

A

flies

390
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| A mosquito’s hum is actually the sound made by these

A

its wings

391
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Though its name means “Flemish cowherd”, a bouvier des flandres is a breed of this

A

dog

392
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The only African bird of prey with terrestrial habits; it can’t type or take dictation

A

the secretary bird

393
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The number of toes on the foot of a hippopotamus; especially the ones in Disney’s “Fantasia”

A

four

394
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Types of this aquatic creature include chimney, sheep’s wool, and common bath

A

the sponge

395
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| An insect related to the housefly, but wingless, is the largest land animal native to this continent

A

Antarctica

396
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In buildings, Norway variety of this animal tends to live on lower floors while black kind lives upstairs

A

rats

397
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Used in medical research which established Rh factor, their export is now banned by India

A

rhesus monkeys

398
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The gavial looks very much like a crocodile except for this bodily feature

A

the nose or snout

399
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| With an estimated weight of over 2 tons, the largest nest on record was built by these birds

A

bald eagles

400
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Rarely seen to die of old age in the wild, it’s mistakenly thought they have a secret graveyard

A

elephants

401
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The biggest marsupials

A

kangaroos

402
Q

$600 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Heaviest of all poisonous snakes is this North American rattlesnake

A

the diamondback rattler

403
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| In Argentina, rheas are rounded up in order to get these

A

tailfeathers

404
Q

$1000 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Ironically, in 1907 the Bronx Zoo donated 15 of these to the people of Oklahoma

A

buffalo (or bison)

405
Q

$None ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| With a young one valued at $1.4 million, Guinness calls them the most costly zoo animals

A

giant pandas

406
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Even in the wild, this largest of apes takes a midday nap

A

gorilla

407
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Name for both Chinese gooseberry & people of New Zealand comes from this bird

A

kiwi

408
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The only 2 venomous species of lizards, Gila monsters & beaded lizard, are native to this continent

A

North America

409
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Cat-like animal raised for the secretions it produces which are used to make perfumes

A

civet

410
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| According to New York’s Bronx Zoo, it’s “the most dangerous animal in the world”

A

man

411
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| “Sly” creature sought by sportsmen riding to hounds

A

a fox

412
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The “ship of the desert”

A

a camel

413
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| The children are poults, the mothers, hens & the fathers,toms

A

turkeys

414
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Name of the sport of hunting birds with other birds

A

falconry

415
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Floating sea creature named by sailors for the Iberian fighting ship it resembles

A

the Portuguese man-of-war

416
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Scooby-Doo, Goofy & Pluto are cartoon versions

A

dogs

417
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| “Eager” animal that symbolizes Canada

A

the beaver

418
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| They include killers, humpbacks & sperms

A

whales

419
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Tibetan ox used to carry travelers and mail

A

a yak

420
Q

$100 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| These rodents first got to America by stowing away on ships

A

rats

421
Q

$200 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| There are about 40,000 muscles & tendons in this part of an elephant’s body

A

the trunk

422
Q

$300 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| When husbands “pop” for an ermine coat, they’re actually buying this fur

A

weasel

423
Q

$400 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| Close relative of the pig, though its name means “river horse”

A

the hippopotamus

424
Q

$500 ||| Category: ANIMALS ||| If this species of hybrid’s parents were reversed, you’d get a hinny

A

a mule

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