This tiny insect can lift more than 50 times its body weight thanks to its powerful mandibles and cooperative colony structure.

Often found in gardens, every part of this spring flower—especially the bulbs—is toxic to dogs and cats.

This long North American range runs from Canada through the western United States and includes peaks like Mount Rainier and Mount Whitney.

This girl group released the 1996 hit “Wannabe,” launching their international fame.

This American swimmer won a record 23 Olympic gold medals.

This flightless bird has eyes bigger than its brain and can kill a lion with a single kick.

This holiday plant with white sap can irritate skin and is toxic to pets, despite its festive reputation.

This Asian mountain range separates the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau and contains K2.

This 1984 song by Prince was a worldwide hit and also the title of a film he starred in.

In soccer, this country has won the most FIFA World Cups.

This marine creature has three hearts and blue blood, thanks to a copper-based oxygen carrier.

Also called “deadly nightshade,” this plant contains atropine and has historically been used as both a cosmetic and a poison.

This European mountain range forms a border between France and Italy and includes Mont Blanc, Western Europe’s highest peak.

This British band sang “Every Breath You Take” in 1983.

This U.S. basketball player is known as “His Airness” and played the majority of his career with the Chicago Bulls.

This mammal’s milk is bright pink because of high levels of carotenoids—no, it’s not flamingos; it's this semiaquatic cousin of cows.

This beautiful garden shrub contains cardiac glycosides; even a few leaves can be lethal if ingested.

This South American range runs along the western edge of the continent and contains Aconcagua, the tallest peak outside of Asia.

This 1991 hit by R.E.M. starts with the lyric “Oh, life is bigger / It’s bigger than you…”

In tennis, this Swiss player is nicknamed “Fed Express” and has won 20 Grand Slam singles titles.

This animal can hold its breath for up to 90 minutes because it slows its heart rate to almost nothing while diving.

Often used in fantasy as a magical poison, this tall purple plant causes heart arrhythmias and comes from the same family as foxglove.

This mountain range runs along the eastern United States, is older and lower than the Rockies, and includes the Great Smoky Mountains.

This 1992 hit by Whitney Houston became one of the best-selling singles of all time and was featured in The Bodyguard.

This NFL team has the most Super Bowl wins.