[Answer] For a Vegas wedding without Elvis, we came up with some not-tacky Vegas wedding ideas. Where do we recommend for a tropical, Caribbean theme with lush landscaping and three different waterfall areas?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " For a Vegas wedding without Elvis, we came up with some not-tacky Vegas wedding ideas. Where do we recommend for a tropical, Caribbean theme with lush landscaping and three different waterfall areas? "

...1. The Flamingo 2. Red Rock Country Club 3. The Smith Center for Performing Arts 4. Caesars Palace

[Answer] 7. The seasonal downpour of torrential rain that annually moistens the equatorial and tropical zones of the earth is known as the ________?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. The seasonal downpour of torrential rain that annually moistens the equatorial and tropical zones of the earth is known as the ________?"

...1. Moonlight 2. Summer Rains 3. Typhoon 4. Monsoon The monsoon is the 'wet-season' that hits the regions within approximately 30 degrees north and south of the equator. This 3-6 month downpour is a result of a large portion of saturated, cold air reaching the equator from the polar regions each year. The monsoon is vital to the sustenance of agriculture that occurs all over the equatorial and tropical zones.

[Answer] 6. "Oh you don't want to eat me," says Fah the frog. "I'm a tropical bird-eating frog that scientists only discovered in 2003. The people who discovered me will be on your tail if they find out you ate me!" Where is Fah from?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. "Oh you don't want to eat me," says Fah the frog. "I'm a tropical bird-eating frog that scientists only discovered in 2003. The people who discovered me will be on your tail if they find out you ate me!" Where is Fah from?"

...1. Ireland 2. Antarctica 3. Thailand 4. Greenland Fah the frog: "In 2008 David McLeod of the University of Kansas published a paper announcing that he and his researchers had found a new species of big-headed, fanged dicroglossine frog in Eastern Thailand. That was me. He announced that examples of my kind, Limnonectes Megastomias, were found in three locations in 2003-2004. I can tell you I was absolutely petrified when the scientists captured me, but they treated me well. They became quite fond of me and really admired my disproportionately large mouth and powerful jaws which help me eat birds as well as other frogs and insects. Of course, my fellow frogs and I have been living anonymously in Thailand for a long time, but those scientist types are pretty excited about finding us, and I don't think you want to be answering to them if you eat me. They think I'm some frog."