Related more closely to aardvarks and manatees, than rodents, the African Sengi is better known as the "WHAT shrew"?
Going extinct sometime around the 1600s, a 10-ft tall ostrich relative is known as the "WHAT bird"?
Known for their big inflatable noses, the largest species of seal is the "Southern WHAT seal"?
Alexander Pushkin's poem "The Bronze Horseman" is about a statue of what 18th-century victor of the Great Northern War?
After studying shipbuilding in the Netherlands, what tsar returned to Russia and instituted modernizing reforms such as a tax on beards?
Called "The Great" before his granddaughter in-law Catherine, what tsar moved the Russian capital to a saintly "-burg" on the Baltic?
Spanakopitas are typically stuffed with spinach, eggs, and what brined cheese?
Likely what Polyphemus was making in "The Odyssey," what soft cheese gets its name from the Greek word for "slice"?
Sheep or goat's milk was traditionally used when making what crumbly white cheese whose name is just four letters long?
"The Girl with the Flaxen Hair” and “The Sunken Cathedral" are two of the 24 piano "Préludes" composed by what French Impressionist?
Best known for the "moonlight" movement of his "Suite bergamasque," what famous Claude also composed "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun"?
"Family Guy" once did an extended cutaway making fun of the name of what composer of "Clair De Lune"?
Due to a creepy segment featuring “the bear with brown fuzzy hair” and “the scary lion with big scary teeth,” the 1997 "Seesaw" episode of what British show was banned in multiple countries?
A sun with the face of a baby rises and sets in each episode, in what kids' show whose title characters can watch videos on their stomachs?
Purple Tinky Winky, green Dipsy, yellow Laa-Laa, and the red Po are the stars of what uncanny show for toddlers?