Discovered in Australia, and named in a paper published in 2020 after three legendary birds from Pokemon, Binburrum articuno, B. zapados, and B. moltres is part of this massive group of animals.

This former French Airman and inventor of the Aqualung was considered a friend by Fidel Castro

It's not goodbye forever with this Florida man mascot.

Unlike the powerhouse of the cell, this plant organelle uses power to make fuel.

This prophetic cryptid found its way into the limelight in West Virginia in 1966 with glowing red eyes and a lepidopteran appearance

This parasitic wasp from the genus Aleiodes injects its larvae into caterpillars, causing them to twist and turn in ways similar to the hypnotic dance moves of this pop star from which the wasp gets its name.

This Dancing with the Stars winner and Australian personality met her husband at a zoo.

This fish is ready to seize the day!

This interstellar microorganism is fond of its naps, which are called torpor.

Sometimes called "The Weeping Woman", this many myth-ed woman is well known across Latin America, and may be heard wailing or wandering near the water. (David's grandpa saw her)

This spider from the genus Eriovixia which bears a striking resemblance to Hogwart's Sorting Hat belongs to this house from Harry Potter according to its species name.

This English naturalist, geologist, and barnacle biologist contributed to the research of evolutionary science.

This reptilian computer component is a must have.

Is it an invertebrate or a vertebrate? This avian species is the smallest of the birds.

The 13th child, cursed by its mother, "Mother Leeds", this devious cryptid terrorizes the northeastern Pine Barrens.

This Tolkien character shares a name with a genus of shark that are equal handsomeness.

This X-Ray crystallographer was crucial in the discovery of the structure of DNA

This classic lunch time dish is the largest animal to use cilia for propulsion.

This fibrous protein made from a habitually pollen-eating organism is said to have a higher strength-to-density ration than steel.

This questionable but royal cryptid gets all tangled up in the sewers beneath the streets.

This 1964 Rock Band has a snapping shrimp of similar coloration named after them.

This Goldman Environmental Prize winner was a well known fighter for indigenous rights in Honduras til her final days.

This sleek, yellow-bellied, black-masked bird told you about some cool berries it saw using LOTS of flowery language.

Discovered in 2003, these massive masses of proteins and nucleotides hunt amoebas. What do scientists call these Giant Viruses?

This Lake Erie equivalent of the Scotland star carries a common cow name.