Beanie Babies A-Z Quiz Series - N

Answer: Nanook

Nanook is a Siberian husky. He loves the snow. He is a grayish blue and has a white stomach and paws. His eyes are bright blue.

"Nanook is a dog that loves cold weather
To him a sled is light as a feather
Over the snow and through the slush
He runs at hearing the cry of 'mush!'"

Answer: Nectar

Nectar is a colorful hummingbird. Hummingbirds are the smallest birds in the world! Hummingbirds can flap their wings over 800 times a minute!

"The smallest bird you'll ever see
Flies as swiftly as can be
You might miss her if you blink
She moves faster than you think!"

Answer: Neon

Neon is a seahorse. She is rainbow tie-dyed.

"Born in shallow water in a sea grass bay
Their eyes can swivel and look every way
Walk down the beach on a bright sunny day
Jump into the sea and watch them play!"

Answer: Nibbles

Nibble, Nibbly, and Nibbler are all bunnies, but none of them are related. Nibblies is also a Beanie Baby, but sits much different from the other three.

Nibble:

"There's so much that I like to eat
I have no single favorite treat
A nibble of each thing is what I do
Some carrots, cabbage, and parsley, too!"

Nibbly:

"Wonderful ways to spend a day
Bright and sunny in the month of May
Hopping around as trees sway
Looking for friends, out to play!"

Nibbler:

"Twitching her nose, she looks so sweet
Small in size, she's very petite
Soft and furry, hopping with grace
She'll visit your garden, her favorite place!"

Nibblies:

"There is a snack I love to munch
For breakfast, dinner, even lunch
That's why I carry it with me
Try a carrot and you'll agree!"

Answer: Niles

Niles is a camel. He is all the same color, and has a very furry hump.

"The desert is a dry, hot land
Filled with lots and lots of sand
But I can still have so much fun
As long as we play in the sun!"

Answer: Nip

Nip's poem claims that his full name is Nipper, but is called Nip. Nip is a tannish-orange color, and has white paws. There are also two other versions of Nip, one with a much older face, who is all-over tannish-orange, and the other has a white stomach.

"His name is Nipper, but we call him Nip
His best friend is a black cat named Zip
Nip likes to run in races for fun
He runs so fast he's always number one!"

Answer: Nutty

Nutty is the only squirrel to hold an acorn in his hands. Both squirrels sit the same, but Nutty has much more shades of brown on him.

Nutty:

"I spend my days running 'round
Both in the trees and on the ground
I chase my friends and they chase me
That is what makes us most happy!"

Nuts:

"With his bushy tail, he'll scamper up a tree
The most cheerful critter you'll ever see,
He's nuts about nuts, and he loves to chat
Have you ever seen a squirrel like that?"

Answer: Northland

Northland is an all white bear that has a red nose. He also holds a giant red maple leaf, which can be found on Canada's flag.

"It has been a long held belief
Our foremost symbol; the maple leaf
In '65 we did decree
It's on our flag for all to see!"

Answer: White sparkly

There are a total of four New York bears, but the only New York State bear is white with silver sparkles. There is a big apple on the chest with "New York" underneath. This New York State bear has no poem. The New York Rose bear is mint green and has a rose on the chest with "New York" underneath. There are also two cream colored New York bears, both named New York. The only difference is that one has the words "I (heart) NY" on the chest, and the other spells out "New York".

New York Rose:

"The sweetest scent, the softest touch
This flower that we love so much
We wrote this very special prose
In honor of the New York rose!"

New York:

"You'll never bring New Yorkers down
That's why I love this special town
Like our friend Lady Liberty
We stand with pride and unity!"

Answer: Nami

Nami is a black rhino. He is mostly gray but has bright orange inside his ears and on his chest. His toes and his horns are black and white swirl, which look like fingerprints. He comes with no poem, and instead has some interesting tidbits on the website.

The scientific name is diceros bicornis and his horns are made of the same material our fingernails are made of, so they continue to grow throughout the rhino's lifetime! This is the same with hippo's teeth.