This popular TV show star always mentioned when he fed his fish.

Driving on this highway at 45 mph will play the song "America the Beautiful" due to the bumps on the road.

A group of these is called a Grump.

The 100 folds in a chef's hat represent the 100 ways to cook this food.

He was both the president and a wrestling champion.

This famous woman is a trained mechanic.

In this country, having a black cat is considered good luck.

In Switzerland, it is illegal to own only one of this animal.

This ancient city has remains of what could have been fast food restaurants.

The Mobile Phone World Championships are held here.

This actor has been the voice of the yellow peanut M&M for over 20 years.

This city's name was decided by a coin flip.

Queen Elizabeth II owned over 30 of these.

This food was brought to America by Scottish immigrants.

This man sold "I hate Elvis" badges.

This famous astronaut handed in his application form a week late.

This city has playgrounds for seniors.

This type of dog has the largest brain in the dog family.

In colonial America, this food was so cheap and plentiful it was often served to prisoners.

Their eyes change color throughout the year. In the summer they are gold, and in the winter they are blue.

This famous painter was actually color blind.

This city renamed itself "ToPikachu" for a day.

China owns all of these animals in the world.

The mystery flavor of this food is the end of one batch and the beginning of another mixed together.

This fruit never ripens when on a tree.