Krillion Answers: October 10, 2026

Wooden tongue bowed on a block to sound like a talking animal.

Twelve-foot bass so tall its player works levers from a platform.

Andean slipper gourd stuffed like a pepper in Bolivian kitchens.

Grape-sized Mexican cucumber that tastes of lime and looks like a watermelon.

Hollow at the thumb's base where gentlemen once held their snuff.

Small bump across the ear notch from the tragus.

Idaho town of two dozen beside the first reactor to light bulbs.

Indiana boomtown named for the 1880s natural gas strike.

Florida growers have sold juice under the duck's name since the 1940s.

Clinton Foods' 1940s frozen concentrate that fought Minute Maid for freezers.

A hollow ceramic blackbird that vents steam through the pie crust.

Wooden block the hot-water pastry is hand-raised around.

Rabbit-eared Australian marsupial sold as chocolate instead of Easter bunnies.

Fluffy-looking Japanese sea slug whose ears are chemical sensors.