| Hint | Answer |
| The inventor of scissors | |
| This song was used as a signal for US troops to evacuate during the fall of Saigon | |
| Prisoners in this state produce license plates with the motto 'Live Free or Die' | |
| This rodent, the worlds largest, can exceed 100 kgs (220 pounds) | |
| The only Apollo 11 astronaut to not walk on the moon | |
| Aside from humans, the only animal that can contract leprosy | |
| The original name of Genghis Khan | |
| The largest known volcano in the solar system | |
| Either of the egg-laying mammals | |
| The largest bay in the world that only borders one country | |
| This amphibian can be frozen solid then thawed and continue living | |
| The largest unplanned man-made explosion took place in this city | |
| This US president kept a pet alligator in the white house | |
| In space, this creature can throw up its entire stomach, dig out the contents with its forearms then re-swallow the stomach | |
| The embryos of this creature fight each other in the womb until only one survives | |
| Queen Victoria is said to have used this to relieve menstrual cramps | |
| Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of this | |
| The only part of the human body that can't repair itself | |
| Among land animals, this has the longest tail | |
| The real name of writer/director/actor Albert Brooks | |
| The official name of this US landmark is the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial | |
| These events have ranged from 38 minutes to 335 years | |
| The two common english words that end in 'gry' | |
| The only number with the same number of letters as its value | |
| In 1986, he became the first world series DH with the initials D.H. | |