Ketchup
Ketchup is believed to have originated in China as a pickling sauce, and eventually became a popular condiment in Scandinavia.
Baby rabbits
Baby rabbits are also called kittens.
Crocodiles
Many species of crocodiles can gallop or bound like horses or dogs, even on land.
Giant sloths
There is evidence that humans once ate giant ground sloths, which may have contributed to their extinction.
Allodoxaphobia
This is the fear of hearing other people's opinions, and comes from the Greek words allo (different), dox (opinion), and phobos (Greek god).
Avocados
Avocados are technically fruits, not vegetables, because they are single-seeded berries.
Berries
The scientific definition of a berry excludes many fruits that are commonly called berries, such as strawberries and raspberries, and includes some unexpected foods, like bananas and tomatoes.
Coffee beans
Sucking on a whole coffee bean can help relieve bad breath, as coffee beans are sometimes used as palate cleansers.