Satisfying! In 1984, Mars shilled out $5 million to have M&Ms and what even-unhealthier candy named the official snack of that year's Olympics?
Stabled at their Tennessee farm in the 30s, Frank and Ethel Mars named what candy bar after their beloved racehorse?
Including an ad where Betty White gets brutally tackled, "You're not you when you're hungry" was an ad campaign for what nougat-y confection?
Cressida Cowell is the author of what children's fantasy series named after an in-universe textbook?
Complete with rides like Hiccup's Wing Gliders, the Isle of Berk at Universal Epic Universe was inspired by what Dreamworks franchise?
Black and scaly, Toothless is the dream pet at the center of what 2010 movie about Vikings fighting-slash-domesticating fire-breathing animals?
In Japanese folklore, what river-dwelling yokai can be defeated by giving them cucumbers or tricking them into bowing?
Resembling a fancy "k" in lowercase, what 10th Greek letter is used to denote curvature in differential geometry?
In the major sorority abbreviated KKG, the "K's" stand for what letter that has nothing to do with headgear?
Leading to his assassination, what 19th-century king banned the drinking of milk and killed an estimated 7,000 people for not appropriately mourning the death of his mother?
Replacing the assegai, what military leader promoted the use of a shorter spear called the iklwa for use in his devastating "bull horn" formations?
Several decades before their wars with the English, the Zulu kingdom was united across South Africa by what warrior king?
Complete with a coat of grey fur on their backs, the cubs of what animal have evolved to resemble honey badgers?
More closely related to house cats and the extinct miracinonyx, what African predator lacks the ability to roar and instead chirps, hisses, and purrs?
Clocking in at speeds of up to 75 miles per hour, what spotted cat is the fastest land animal alive?