Old Fort Harrod in Harrodsburg is said to be haunted by the people and soldiers who defended the fort during the years surrounding this war.

Fairy godmother transforms a pumpkin into a carriage to take this Disney princess to the ball at the castle.

In a recent survey of 20 nations, this country was reported to have the highest percentage of households owning either a dog or cat or both.

This mysterious and large ape-like creature supposedly native to the Himalayas is a popular figure in the Nepalese tourism industry.

Although sidekicks rarely become heroes in their own right, Nightwing began fighting crime as half of the Dynamic Duo under this name.

There is a story of a ghost named Popular Foot from Laurel County who lost his head, much like the Headless Horseman from this town in New York.

This winter squash has a very similar shape to the tree nut that it is named after.

True or False: You should take your cat or dog to the vet immediately if his / her body temperature reaches 102 degrees Fahrenheit.

Perhaps inspired by sightings of rabbits infected with a virus that causes horn and antler-like tumors, two taxidermists in Wyoming helped to popularize this fearsome critter featuring a jackrabbit with antelope horns.

This Disney-Pixar film from 2004 features this family of superheroes who are drawn out of their life of trying to blend in with normal people to fight the villain Syndrome.

Some say this old distillery, located in Clermont, Kentucky, is haunted by a former crazy guard who was known for howling at the moon during his shifts. Current witnesses say you can hear his scream during the full moon.

Earliest evidence of squash domestication dating back to 8,000 years ago was found in a cave in Oaxaca, in this Central American country.

If you own this type of pet, it would be best not to bring home Easter lilies.

First spotted in 1995 in Puerto Rico, this creature is said to prey on livestock and chickens, draining them of blood, and is commonly described as having sharp spines or quills running down its back.

This masked crime fighter made his debut on a radio program in 1936, which led to films, comic book series, and a 1960s television series that featured Bruce Lee as Kato.

Jailer’s Inn in this central Kentucky town housed many criminals for nearly two hundred years and is said to be haunted by the wife of the first jailer who took over his duties when he died.

This word in Spanish means “pumpkin seed” and commonly refers to the seed after roasting, which is often used in Mexican cuisine.

Bastet was a cat-headed goddess who protected the home and guarded against disease and evil spirits in ancient cultures of this country.

Originally described as a creature resembling a pterodactyl, this cryptid shares a name with a popular Ford car and was sighted in Texas as recently as 2007.

This author, famous for his novels American Gods and Coraline, has written many comic books including The Sandman, which tells the story of an anthropomorphic personification of Dream.

From Louisville, Kentucky, stories say that this man used to torture goats upon the Devil’s request and forfeited his own soul. Other legends propose he is a refugee from a circus train wreck and that he tricks people into his clutches by mimicking the cries of children wanting help or through hypnotizing them. He lures his victims onto railroad tracks and they become paralyzed in front of a train speeding towards them.

Called “courgette” by the British, this common summer squash was developed in the late 19th century in northern Italy.

The Egyptians worshiped this jackal-headed god who protected the dead on their way into the afterlife.

A creature described as bear sized with black shaggy hair, sometimes with horns, is purported to live in remote areas near this mountain range in Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas.

This series of comics about a young Belgian reporter and his faithful dog Snowy is one of the few European series that has been successful with American audiences.