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Book : 20th Century GhostsAuthor : Joe Hill
Date : 10/16/25
3)Read a book published in October of any year (Must be the edition that you read-Not first published)
October 2005
Current Location: Crooked Old Peanut Brittle HouseBook : 20th Century Ghosts
Author : Joe Hill
Date : 10/16/25
Task: 2)Read a book that has the word “Peanut” in the text (Please state page/location number and short passage)
Fits : page 134 ; cracks a peanut open.
Current Location Steps: 19/30
Total Of All Steps: 95
Book : 20th Century GhostsDate : 10/16/25
Task: 3.Read a book that has the word “Piano” in the text (please state page/location number and short passage) or has a piano on the cover of the book (Most post book cover on the completion)
Fits: sweet notes of the piano ... 78%
Book : 20th Century GhostsDate : 10/16/25
Task: 2. Read a book where a character drinks wine (please include page number and excerpt).
Fits: emptying my glass of wine ... 29%
92. Tom's Palette (SINGAPORE 🇸🇬)Singapore
Founded in: 2005
Most iconic flavor: Salted egg yolk
Oh Fudge!
Located in the city center, Tom's Palette has become renowned for its innovative and eclectic flavor offerings. The shop's dedication to experimentation is reflected in its vast menu, with over 180 flavors developed and rotated since opening. Their most iconic flavor is salted egg yolk, an inventive creation that uniquely combines a popular local ingredient with ice cream.
95. Orxateria Sirvent (SPAIN 🇪🇸)
Barcelona, Spain
Founded in: 1920
Most iconic flavor: Turron
Adored!
Orxateria Sirvent is a cherished ice cream and horchata shop located in the heart of Barcelona. One of their most iconic ice cream flavors is turron, inspired by the traditional Spanish candy made from honey, sugar, egg whites, and almonds. This rich and nutty ice cream flavor is a favorite among patrons and perfectly encapsulates the taste of Spain.
100. Kem Tràng Tiền (VIETNAM 🇻🇳)
Hanoi, Vietnam
Founded in: 1958
Most iconic flavor: Coconut
Dense!
Kem Tràng Tiền holds a special place in the hearts of Hanoians, embodying a sense of nostalgia and history in the fast-paced, bustling city. The parlor is famous for its traditional method of making ice cream, using old French machinery, which gives the dessert a distinctive, dense texture. While the parlor offers a variety of flavors, one of their most iconic is the coconut ice cream, known for its creamy texture and authentic tropical taste.
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23. Sandbar Shark
The most abundant shark in the western Atlantic, the Sandbar Shark is rarely seen at the surface, instead swimming at depths between 60-200 feet (18-61 m). They are opportunistic feeders and prey mostly on small fish, eels, skates, rays, dogfish, octopus, squid and crabs. They are listed as “Endangered” on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature Red List. They are targeted in some fisheries and caught for its meat, oil, skin, and fins.
32. Bronze Whaler Shark
Known by many names, including the narrowtooth shark, the bronze shark, the copper shark, and the New Zealand whaler, Bronze Whaler Sharks are a requiem shark species along with Tiger Sharks and Blue Sharks. They can be found worldwide in patchy populations. It gets its name due to the bronze-grey to olive-green coloring.
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1. Whale Shark
The largest known extant fish species, this shark holds many records for size in the animal Kingdom. The largest recorded length was 61.7 feet long. These are filter-feeding carpet sharks that inhabit the open waters of all tropical oceans. Whale shark lifespans are estimated to be between 80 and 130 years, based on studies of their vertebral growth bands and the growth rates of free-swimming sharks.
4. Basking Shark
The second largest fish in the world, the basking shark is a filter-feeding shark, primary consuming plankton. This is considered a relatively social shark, with schools generally divided by sex. Sometimes, they can form schools of up to 100 individuals. Basking Sharks earned their name due to often being observed moving slowly along the surface of the water, but this behavior is due to their primary food source being zooplankton which is abundant at the surface.
14. Greenland Shark
Living in cold Artic waters, they are the longest living vertebrate animals on land or sea, possibly event up to 400 years old. Although they are one of the slowest swimming animals on record, Greenland Sharks are capable of ambushing prey such as seals. Individual Greenland Sharks have also been found to contain an entire reindeer, parts of a horse, and even a polar bear in their stomachs.
41. Most sharks give birth to live young. 
While some species are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs, the majority are viviparous. Baby sharks are called pups.
3. Hammerhead Shark
Named for the unusual and distinctive form of their heads, this shark has eyes that are placed on each end of its T-shaped head. The shape of their heads along the Hammerhead Shark to sweep for prey more effectively. They have disproportionately small mouths compared to other sharks, and they can be found close to the shorelines of most warm, tropical climates.
24. Angelshark
Similar to a ray or skate, this species once occurred in waters throughout the Mediterranean Sean and long the eastern Atlantic Ocean from Scandinavia to Mauritania. They are now rarely found in their natural habitat with one exception – The Canary Islands. They have a unique way of breathing compared to most other benthic fish. They do not pump water from the oropharyngeal cavity like other fish. Instead, they use gill flaps located under their body to pump out water during respiration. Doing so allows them to be more discreet and prevent detection.
