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The Hungry Hungry Hippos game has entertained generations of people since 1978. Children of all ages have had a chompin’ good time playing this game. Relive the memories of playing this fast-paced game.

The humpback whale is distinctive because of its immense size and breaching behaviors. The whales weigh up to 80,000 pounds and some reach 52 feet long! Males are especially fascinating for their complex songs, lasting 10-20 minutes. Migrating up to 16,000 miles each year...

Hummingbirds live only in the Western Hemisphere and are prominent in many Native American legends. These tiny birds often act as intercessors between nature and the spirit world. Since their bright feathers are dazzling in the daylight, they are associated with the sun.

Filled with sugar water, feeders provide supplemental energy to the tiny birds, so that they can hunt for insects and spiders (their main protein source). Feeders are often hung near windows, so that we can better enjoy watching these fanciful flyers.

Hula is the traditional folk dance of Hawaii. It is designed not only to entertain, but to instruct and inspire. All the movements have a special meaning to "tell" the stories and history of the Hawaiian people. The gestures follow the singing and the...

Wolves are featured in the myths and legends of many countries. In European fairy tales, wolves are often portrayed as cunning and evil. But in other cultures, including many Native American tribes, wolves are viewed as wise, resourceful, and intelligent creatures. Like the Native...

Stacked with pastel suitcases and golden wheels, this luggage cart rolls in wanderlust. Perfect for jetsetters and hotel dreamers, it brings travel tales to the tree.

A list of popular cuisine of the U.S. is sure to include hot wings. This unbreaded chicken wing is typically coated in a spicy sauce and served with a cooling side of blue cheese or ranch dip. Also known as a Buffalo wing, this...

Humans have used hot sauces to flavor foods for thousands of years. The first commercially-offered American hot sauce was branded in 1807. Today, the spicy condiment is available in hundreds of varieties and celebrated with spicy food eating contests around the globe and included...

Santa and his elves appreciate a high-quality hot glue gun when making toys for all the good girls and boys around the world. Crafters and hobbyists should listen to the North Pole workers when it comes to hot glue safety, tips and tricks! Hot...

"As American as baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie." Although sausages originated centuries ago, they didn't become Hot Dogs until they were put on a bun, which first happened in St. Louis in 1880. In 1902, during a New York Giants baseball game, the...

This delightful drink is loved the world over. The Mayans and Aztecs took it straight with chilis, and the Europeans added the sugar and milk. In Spain, hot chocolate and churros is a traditional breakfast; in Nigeria, it’s called "tea." Cocoa is filled with...

The iconic Twinkie™ and its creamy, cakey, golden goodness has been enchanting the masses for generations, one sweet bite at a time. But don’t eat this one. It’s just to be admired among your holiday lights.

Decadent chocolate cake coated in a gooey, yummy marshmallow and rolled in colorful pink coconut flakes. This delightful treat will surely add some sparkle to your holiday.

Enjoy classic Hostess™ Donettes™ all holiday long with this sweet little treat for your tree.

The signature squiggle. The decadent frosting. The irresistible creme-filled center. Feast your eyes on this iconic cupcake goddess all holiday long.

The iconic Twinkies™ and their golden, crème-filled goodness are sure to bring joy and sweetness all holiday long.

A sweet treat for your tree that won’t roll away. Enjoy crème-filled, chocolate cake-rolled HoHos™ all holiday long.

The deliciousness of chocolate coated chocolate cake with a créme filling is a perfect sweet treat. The iconic Hostess™ Ding Dong™ is sure to bring joy and sweetness to your holiday season.

Horseshoes are considered to bring good luck. In the days when folks believed in the magical powers of iron, horseshoes were hung above a doorway to protect the inhabitants against witches and other evils. Hang this ornament on your Christmas tree to bring good...