List 3 of the 4 Tufted Puffin names
Gertie, Gill, Dora, Boots
How Old Is Hogan?
13 years old
What is the only shark in the Underwater Dome?
Spiny Dogfish
What blood does an Octopus have?
Blue(from Copper-based protein)
Which insect has a lifespan of 24 hours?
Dragonfly
Which bird holds the largest wing span of any bird?
Albatross
Which sea creature has the densest fur of any animal on Earth?
Bonus 50 points: How many hairs per square inch does the sea otters fur have
Sea Otter
Bonus: 500,000 to 1 million
What is the largest fish species in the world?
Whale Shark
What is a squid's backbone called?
Pen
What is the most amount of t - shirts someone has put on themselves at once?
260
Which species of bird dives the deepest(Not an exhibit in the Seattle aquairum)
What food makes up over 80% of the Southern Resident Orcas diet?
Chinook(King) Salmon
What is the scientific term for animals that hatch eggs inside their body and give live birth?
Ovoviviparous
Which species has the punch which has the power of a .22 caliber bullet.
Mantis Shrimp
What is the unit to measure the speed of a computer mouse?
Mickeys
Which compound is an important part of a birds egg structure?
Calcium Carbonate
What is the smallest baleen whale in the Pacific Northwest?
Hint: Have a distinct white band on their pectoral fin
Mink Whale
Which fish is also known as the "world's ugliest animal"
Blobfish
This giant burrowing clam is famous for having a long siphon that cannot retract into its shell and can live for over 140 years.
Geoduck
What does M & M stand for?
Mars and Murrie
Why do Killdeer birds fake having a broken wing during nesting season?
To perform a display to lure humans away from their ground-level nests, eggs, or vulnerable chicks
Which mammal went extinct in 1768 due to overhunting?
Hint: Related to a manatee( Stellar _ _ _ _ _ _)
Stellar Sea Cow
What color tint do Lingcod bones have?
Turquoise
Found exclusively in echinoderms like sea stars, this hydrualic system uses fluid- filled canals and tube movement for feeding.
Water Vascular System
What is this process called?
A daily mass movement where tiny ocean and lake creatures swim up to the surface at night and sink back down to deep, dark water during the day
Diel Vertical Migration