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Originally posted by @shallow-blueTerry Pratchett has an asteroid and a fossil turtle
Ok, a very (?) hard one.
Terry Pratchett, Adolf Hitler, Mick Jagger, David Attenborough, Tobey Maguire. Not an exhaustive list.
Adolf Hitler has a beetle and a lot of man-made things
Mick Jagger has an extinct water pig
David Attenborough has lots - fossils, plants, weevils, insects, and spiders
Tobey Maguire has a spider - which is not extinct
I can't pick anything that relates to all of them, although spiders and extinct things come close.
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Originally posted by @kewpieWell, I'll give it to you.
Terry Pratchett has an asteroid and a fossil turtle
Adolf Hitler has a beetle and a lot of man-made things
Mick Jagger has an extinct water pig
David Attenborough has lots - fossils, plants, weevils, insects, and spiders
Tobey Maguire has a spider - which is not extinct
I can't pick anything that relates to all of them, although spiders and extinct things come close.
They've all had more than one species named after them.
Originally posted by @shallow-blueWhat is the connection between eucalyptus and macadamia?
Well, I'll give it to you.
They've all had more than one species named after them.
Originally posted by @kewpieBoth are Australian natives ... but I guess you want more than that?
What is the connection between eucalyptus and macadamia?
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59You're right - there's more.
Both are Australian natives ... but I guess you want more than that?
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Originally posted by @js357It's just BIG chicken.
I was amused anyway. Emu? Who knew?
Both plants became commercial plantings in the US (macadamia in Hawaii, eucalypts in California).
I've run out of ideas for this thread. I've been hunting on Braingle but I'm still not inspired. Sorry. 😳
Originally posted by @wolfgang59They all have twin towns/sister cities?
What is the connection between Queensland, Scu nthorpe, Worcestershire and Durham?