Fungi
Fungi reproduce by releasing
Spores
This is the longest living snake
Reticulated Python (also accept Green Anaconda)
This mammal is the largest animal to have ever existed on earth
Blue Whale
This metalloprotein brings oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body
Hemoglobin
This is the largest shark species
Whale Shark
A person who studies fungi is called a
Mycologist
These reptiles have thick, bony plated skin capable of deflecting low-caliber or poor handgun bullets
Crocodiles
This bear is one of the few carnivore species on earth that actively seek out and view humans as prey
Polar Bears
ACL surgery reconstructs/replaces a ligament in this joint
Knee
Neither of these ocean animals have a brain or blood
Jellyfish and Star Fish
This part of a mushroom is referred to as the stripe
The stalk/ The stem
Reptiles lack capsaicin receptors, meaning they cannot taste
Spice/ Spicy foods
This mammal kills approximately 20 to 22 people in the United States per year
Cows
The average person has 22 square feet or 8 pounds of this organ in the body
Skin
This marine animal has the largest tooth in the animal kingdom
Narwhal
This is the usual role of fungi in an ecosystem
Decomposer
This reptile, nicknamed the "Jesus Lizard" can sprint short distances across the surface of the water
Common Basilisk
This mammal has naturally cube-shaped droppings
Wombat
These tiny structures (5-10 micrometers in diameter) are the smallest blood vessels in the human body
Capillaries
This process refers to the evolutionary phenomonon of different crustaceans evolving a crab-like form
Carcinization / Crabification
The pileus is this part of a mushroom
The cap/ The top
Mrs. Kipling, the reptile from the Disney sitcom Jessie, is what type of lizard
Asian water monitor
These large burrowing squirrels are the biggest members of the squirrel family
Marmots
The stapedium is the smallest human skeletal muscle in the body and is found in this part of the body
Ear
This fish, nicknamed the "doomsday fish" is associated with bad luck and natural disasters when seen breached in traditional Japanese mythology.
Oarfish