Despite the misinformation that Santa would live at the North Pole, he in fact lives in Lapland. That's the truth of the matter. You can even visit him there.
Since Catalan is also spoken in (French) Northern Catalonia, would that also answer the French/Spanish language question? A 1998 survey found that 34% of respondents there speak Catalan, and a further 21% understand it.
I would've said polar bear since there are so few bison in Europe and they had to be released from captivity to try and make a new population since we humans slaughtered the last wild population.
American's don't shoot endangered animals, that's more of a Belgian thing. They eat so much mayonnaise on their fries that it drives them insane. I hate Belgians so much that I like to post hateful comments on quizzes completely unprompted by anything.
Woolly Mammoth once roamed Ice Age Britain and weighed about 6 tonnes. There used to be Woolly Rhinoceros also which were longer but not heavier. Those were the days!
I only guessed buffalo because mozzarella cheese is traditionally made from buffalo milk, and presumably that's only possible because buffalo live in Italy
I don't want to be pedantic, but since the Black Forest is not a forest but a (forested) mountain range, the question should either ask for a mountain range or the word "forest" should be put in citation marks.
True, Sagrada Famiia is not a cathedral, because in Catholic church "cathedral" has a very precise meaning, i.e. a church that is a seat of a bishop, not just "big church".
I doubt horses evolved in Europe and also there are no wild Clydesdales. In my opinion, that would be like breeding a really large elephant in a zoo in Antwerp and saying that it is the largest animal "native to Europe".
QM went through a period where he was fed up with the unsolicited bashing of Americans, so shots were fired at another country at random to prove how absurd and rude those comments are.