These animals, along with their cousins the Alpaca, were one of the few domesciated animals native to the Americas.

Greece

A scary alcoholic beverage

H2O

Considered by many to be the father of modern computer science, all computers are classified as his namesake machines.

This mammal is known for both laying eggs, and for being one of the few venomous mammals to exist.

Netherlands

A ransacked small town

NaCl

This bug gained major media traction, as fears of many computer programs breaking on the same date spread.

It's no laughing matter, but this species of matriarchal mammals are actually closely related to mongeese, and are known to live in clans of up to 80 individuals.

Turkey

A filet from a cobra

NH3

This woman was one of the original creators of the UNIVAC, and her namesake conference inspires many women in the computer science field.

This species of underwater "living fossils" has some members that have been alive longer than 400 years. They are also served as a delicacy in Iceland.

Ethiopia

A lottery ticket in the rain

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This subsidiary of Google created the first program to ever beat a professional GO player with their AI AlphaGO. They now develop successors to this that are generalized to play many different games.

This species of African bird are known for their extremely accurate strikes with their talons, their frilly black plumage, and their stork-like posture.

United Arab Emirates

Some sauce covered facial hair

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The first ever programmable, electronic computer was named the ENIAC. It was designed in secret by John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert at this University's school of electrical engineering.