This gentleman was the first MLB team mascot.
Who is Mr. Met?
This little green foundling featured in The Mandalorian became a fan favorite.
Who is Grogu (or Baby Yoda)?
This famous Dragon is located in the Lonely Mountain.
Who is Smaug?
This famous bear mascot is not a fan of fire and associated with early parks.
Who is Smokey the Bear?
This is the term used to describe a young plant just beginning to grow.
What is a seedling or sprout?
This team became the Washington Nationals.
Who are the Montreal Expos?
This general famously warned “It’s a trap!”
Who is General Achbar?
This publicly funded network featured the beloved children's program Dragon Tales
What is PBS?
This was the first, and was known as 'America's Best Idea".
What is Yellowstone National Park?
This tree is the main character in The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein.
What is the Apple Tree?
This position is known as the “hot corner”.
What is 3rd base?
The death star made for a hot day on this planet,
What is Alderaan?
This dragon goddess has 5 heads.
Calf, pup, and kit are baby names for these animals, and can all be found at National Parks.
What are the Bison, the Wolf, and the Fox?
This character famously 'speaks for the trees'.
Who is The Lorax?
This President at Nationals games was famous for losing the Presidents Race year after year.
Who is Teddy Roosevelt?
He shared Luke’s dreams of escape and was his best friend?
Who is Biggs (Darkligher)?
This chaotic and wild dragon is ridden by Rhaena Targaryen in the House of the Dragon.
Who is Sheepstealer?
Look to the sky and use this shape to point the way!
What is the Big Dipper (Ursa Major)?
Not a liquid, but the only plant type that Monarch caterpillars eat.
What is milkweed?
This character is the mascot for the Washington Nationals.
Who is Screech?
His lack of faith was disturbing, and led to a breathing problem.
Who is Admiral Motti?
What is the Faerie Queen?
This is an Arabic name of a star meaning the wonderful and famous mom.
What is Mira?
This Virginia native tree was key in Kathryn & Keaton's wedding.
What is a Serviceberry?