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Germany (Germ-a-knee)
No joke, which upper long arm bone is connected to your funny bone (that would be your elbow)?
The humerus
This is the largest and deepest ocean on earth.
The pacific ocean.
This marine creature can regenerate (regrow) their limbs.
Seastar or starfish
This can travel around the world while staying in one corner.
A stamp
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Belgium (Bell-gym)
this organ can float in water if healthy.
The lungs
This is the largest desert in the world.
Antarctic desert.
This male sea creature gives birth.
Seahorse.
This has a heart that doesnβt beat
An Artichoke
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Ireland (Eye-land)
This is the largest internal organ
the liver (about the size of a football)
This Western hemisphere country has the most natural lakes.
Canada (800k+)
This largest species of sea turtle does not have a hard shell.
Leatherback turtles
This runs but never walks, has a mouth but never talks.
A river

Canada (Can-a-DAd)
This organ is most commonly transplanted in the US.
Kidney (about 25,000 transplants/year)
Sudan (Over 200)
An octopus has this many brains.
9 brains (They have a central brain to control their nervous system, and a smaller brain within each arm)
I have branches, but no fruit, trunk, or leaves. What am I?
A bank

Haiti (Hey-tea)
This is the total amount of organs in the human body.
A. 56-62
B. 65-68
C. 78-80
D. 206-208
C. 78-80.
these 4 Presidents are on mount Rushmore.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln
Found in the Arctic, this mammal is known as the "canary of the sea"
Beluga Whale

This can fill a room but takes up no space.
Light.
Name the original 13 states/colonies.
(5 minute time limit).
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia.