1. The omasum is one of the four what?
-2. Carfax Abbey was which fictional character's home away from home?
-3. The Falabella is one of the smallest examples of what in the world?
4. Which European country had a peaceful end to their dictatorship in 1974 with the 'Carnation Revolution'?
-5. Leda, a Spartan Queen in Greek mythology, is often depicted with which kind of bird in Renaissance paintings?
-6. What has been the most frequent name for Popes?
-7. What is the name of the largest and longest nerve in the human body?
8. What was the Hoover Dam called from 1933 until 30 April, 1947?
-9. Irenology takes its name from the Greek goddess Eirene. What is irenology the study of?
-10. What is the largest species of dolphin?
-11. What kind of drive does one associate with Zefram Cochrane?
-12. Who is this?

12. Art Garfunkel

Indeed, jb!

7. Sciatic nerve

5. a swan

Both good, ladies!

2. Dracula 😊

6. Is it John ??

flotsam, Mad - can't argue with either of those!

10. Orca

You got it , manxman!

3 - horse

9. Since Eirene is the goddess of peace, i'll guess irenology is the study of achieving peace.

Good all, OB!

Well worked out, Lady K

11. The warp drive. The first use of it in the Phoenix attracted the attention of the Vulcans.

It's been a long time since we saw old what's-his-name!!

EDIT :

I think the Hoover Dam was once known as Boulder Dam ?? But I'm sure it wasn't for very long ??

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Wow !!

That's MY reaction to old "what's-his-name" 🤩

[I fully understand why Pandora is so besotted !!!!]

That nice Mr Google agrees it was Boulder Dam between 1933 and 1947, Mad

Old what's-his-name is fine, it's his olive-green PJ's...

...with gold trim