In the classic song, what is special about Rudolph the reindeer?
AnswerHis shiny red nose
Rudolph's glowing red nose lights the way for Santa's sleigh.
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AnswerHis shiny red nose
Rudolph's glowing red nose lights the way for Santa's sleigh.
AnswerA partridge in a pear tree
Each verse ends with a partridge in a pear tree, the first day's gift.
AnswerGermany
Decorated Christmas trees became a tradition in Germany and spread widely in the 1800s.
AnswerMexico
Poinsettias are native to Mexico and are named after Joel Poinsett, who brought them to the US.
AnswerGerman
Silent Night (Stille Nacht) was first performed in Oberndorf, Austria, in 1818.
Answer364
Summing each day's cumulative gifts gives 364, one less than the days in a year.
AnswerAs a partial parasite on tree branches
Mistletoe is hemiparasitic: it attaches to host trees for water and nutrients but also photosynthesizes.