Dive #1

Thursday, July 16, 2026

367 official answers. Snapshot from Krillion's public reveal for this UTC date.

01 Name an animal whose name starts with K
39 official answers · tap a tier to unblur
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Kouprey A wild ox so rare science isn't sure it still exists.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 18
Kagu Kakariki Kangaroo rat Kea Kermode bear Kiang Killdeer Kinkajou Kit fox Klipspringer Knifefish Kob Koel Kori bustard Kowari Krait Kultarr Kunekune
Rare 60 pt · 9
Katydid Kestrel King crab King penguin Kingsnake Kite Kodiak bear Kookaburra Kudu
Schooler 30 pt · 7
Killer whale King cobra Kingfisher Kitten Technically a baby cat. Technically starts with K. We'll allow it. Kiwi Koi Komodo dragon
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Kakapo The internet's favorite 'obscure' parrot. The school saw you coming. Krill We're flattered. Genuinely. Still predictable.
Plankton 10 pt · 2
Kangaroo First hop everyone makes. Koala
02 Name a country in Africa
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
São Tomé and Príncipe Two islands, one krillion. The trench floor of Africa prompts.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 14
Burundi Cabo Verde Central African Republic Comoros Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Eswatini Guinea-Bissau Lesotho Mauritania Mauritius Republic of the Congo Seychelles Western Sahara
Rare 60 pt · 17
Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Gabon Gambia Guinea Ivory Coast Liberia Malawi Mozambique Namibia Niger Sierra Leone South Sudan Togo Zambia
Schooler 30 pt · 16
Algeria Cameroon Democratic Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Ghana Libya Madagascar Mali Rwanda Senegal Somalia Sudan Tanzania Tunisia Uganda Zimbabwe
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Chad Certified meme country. The school knew you'd go here. Djibouti The giggle pick. You are not the first. You will not be the last.
Plankton 10 pt · 5
Egypt Kenya Morocco Nigeria South Africa
03 Name a pasta shape
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Su filindeu 'Threads of God.' Fewer than five people alive can make it.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 22
Acini di pepe Anelli Bigoli Calamarata Cappelletti Casarecce Cavatelli Fideo Fregola Garganelli Lumache Mafaldine Malloreddus Paccheri Pici Radiatori Spatzle Stelline Strozzapreti 'Priest stranglers.' Excellent. Tortiglioni Trenette Trofie
Rare 60 pt · 14
Agnolotti Alphabet pasta Campanelle Cannelloni Cavatappi Ditalini Gemelli Manicotti Mostaccioli Pappardelle Pastina Rotelle Tagliatelle Vermicelli
Schooler 30 pt · 14
Angel hair Conchiglie Farfalle Fettuccine Fusilli Gnocchi Lasagna Linguine Orzo Ravioli Rigatoni Rotini Tortellini Ziti
Too Clever 15 pt · 3
Bucatini The internet's pasta. Very 2020 of you. Couscous Semolina dough rolled into tiny spheres, which makes it pasta by every technical definition and an argument in every comment section. Orecchiette 'Little ears.' The foodie flex the whole school has memorized.
Plankton 10 pt · 3
Macaroni Penne Spaghetti
04 Name a Pixar feature film
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Elio The one even Pixar forgot.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 2
Cars 3 Onward
Rare 60 pt · 8
Cars 2 Elemental Hoppers Incredibles 2 Lightyear Toy Story 4 Toy Story 5 Turning Red
Schooler 30 pt · 13
A Bug's Life Brave Cars Coco Finding Dory Inside Out 2 Luca Monsters University Ratatouille Soul Toy Story 2 Toy Story 3 WALL-E
Too Clever 15 pt · 1
The Good Dinosaur The 'forgotten Pixar movie' that everyone remembers to forget.
Plankton 10 pt · 6
Finding Nemo Inside Out Monsters, Inc. The Incredibles Toy Story Up
05 Name a chemical element whose name ends in "-ium"
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Dysprosium Greek for 'hard to obtain.' Literally named for this moment.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 38
Actinium Berkelium Bohrium Californium Cerium Copernicium Curium Darmstadtium Dubnium Erbium Europium Fermium Flerovium Hafnium Hassium Holmium Lawrencium Livermorium Lutetium Meitnerium Mendelevium Moscovium Neptunium Nihonium Nobelium Praseodymium Promethium Protactinium Rhenium Roentgenium Rutherfordium Samarium Seaborgium Technetium Terbium Thallium Thulium Ytterbium
Rare 60 pt · 17
Americium Living in your smoke detector right now. Beryllium Einsteinium Gadolinium Germanium Indium Iridium Niobium Osmium Polonium Rhodium Rubidium Ruthenium Scandium Tellurium Vanadium Yttrium
Schooler 30 pt · 13
Aluminium Barium Cadmium Cesium Chromium Neodymium Magnet people represent. Palladium Plutonium Radium Selenium Strontium Thorium Zirconium
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Francium 'Most reactive element' trivia deployed right on schedule. Gallium YouTube's favorite melting-spoon prank. The school watched the same videos.
Plankton 10 pt · 8
Calcium Helium Lithium Magnesium Potassium Sodium Titanium Uranium
06 Name a sport that has ever been part of the Summer Olympics
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Basque pelota Paris, 1900. One gold medal ever awarded. Trench floor.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 11
Cricket Gone since 1900, back for LA 2028. Croquet Flag football Jeu de paume Lacrosse Motorboating 1908. Motorized boats. Olympic medals. Real. Polo Rackets Roque Croquet's American cousin. 1904 only. Squash Tug of war Olympic sport, 1900–1920. Bring it back.
Rare 60 pt · 10
Artistic swimming Canoeing Equestrian Field hockey Handball Karate Marathon swimming Modern pentathlon Sport climbing Taekwondo
Schooler 30 pt · 21
Archery Badminton Baseball Boxing Cycling Diving Fencing Golf Judo Rowing Rugby Sailing Shooting Skateboarding Softball Surfing Table tennis Triathlon Water polo Weightlifting Wrestling
Too Clever 15 pt · 5
Breaking Raygun made sure the whole school knows this one. Figure skating London 1908, before the Winter Games existed. Ice in July. Ice hockey Antwerp 1920. The Winter Olympics wouldn't be invented for four more years. Race walking The funny-walk pick. The judges have seen it a krillion times. Trampoline 'Did you know trampoline is an Olympic sport?' Yes. Everyone did.
Plankton 10 pt · 7
Athletics Basketball Gymnastics Soccer Swimming Tennis Volleyball
07 Name an instrument found in a symphony orchestra
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One in a Krillion 100 pt · 1
Wagner tuba Wagner invented it because nothing existing was dramatic enough. Correct energy.
Deep Cut 85 pt · 19
Alto flute Bass clarinet Bass oboe Bass trombone Basset horn Castanets Celesta The Harry Potter twinkle. Deep pull. Contrabass clarinet Contrabassoon Cornet Crotales E-flat clarinet Euphonium Harpsichord Mandolin Mahler 7 says yes. Oboe d'amore Sleigh bells Mahler 4 opens with them. Not just for December. Vibraphone Wood block
Rare 60 pt · 15
Bass drum Bassoon Cymbals English horn Glockenspiel Gong Marimba Organ Piccolo Saxophone Rare guest star. Ask Ravel. Snare drum Tambourine Timpani Tubular bells Xylophone
Schooler 30 pt · 11
Cello Clarinet Double bass Drums French horn Harp Oboe Piano Trombone Tuba Viola
Too Clever 15 pt · 2
Cowbell More of it, apparently. Mahler approves; the school anticipated. Triangle Ding. The percussion section thanks you for your service.
Plankton 10 pt · 3
Flute Trumpet Violin

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