Meaning "swift deer," dangelo is an African name for Thomson's WHAT?
In 2007, scientists found a 30-mile-wide, 50-mile-long herd of kob, tiang, and what zippy antelope that's also an exercise contraption?
In "Zootopia," Shakira voiced a pop star who belongs to what species that sounds like Tom Brady's ex-wife?
The year after Mario did it, what other franchise had a big 2018 entry called "Odyssey"?
Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad stabs his way through the Third Crusade in the 2007 game that kicked off what action-adventure series?
Sadly, neither the wacky old guy from "The Office" nor Scott Stapp's turn-of-the-millennium band has never appeared in what sneak-killing Ubisoft franchise?
A weirdly coveted battlefield wound is the meaning of the title of what classic 1895 book?
Union private Henry Fleming straight-up runs away from his regiment at the beginning of what Civil War novel?
Fleming does indeed prove his heroism—though he doesn't get his crimson insignia—at the end of what Stephen Crane book?
The infomercial line "but wait, there's more!" was popularized by what cutlery brand?
Slicing a tin can in half was the as-seen-on-TV party trick of what supposedly-Japanese knife?
Lorena Bobbitt used it to cut off her husband's ding-dong: What's that knife that anagrams to SUING?
An old Chevy compact was named for what fourth-largest island in the Mediterranean?
Ajaccio is the capital of what big French region that's just north of Sardinia?
Napoleon was born on what island that, 2/3 of the way covered by mountains, is in fact pretty coarse?