State Trivia
Florida produces the majority of this citrus juice in the United States?
What is orange juice?
Florida has more of these registered than any other state in the U.S.
What are boats?
Eating shrimp and other aquatic organisms creates this bright color in what iconic Florida waterbird.
State bird of Florida.
What is the Northern Mockingbird.
Popular meme showcasing absurd or bizarre incidents in this state. Created circa 2013 and began as a Twitter account.
What is "Florida Man..."?
Florida has more of these locations than any other state.
What are golf courses?
This invasive snake species has become a major problem in the state. There are now bounty hunters that exclusively hunt for them.
What are Burmese Pythons?
This large endangered marine mammal can be found almost exclusively in the state waters.
What is manatee?
The official state animal of Florida.
What is the Florida Panther?
This household appliance has appeared in multiple news stories from the state as being used in bizarre ways.
What is microwave?
Official state fruit.
What is an orange?
City in Florida that is known as the "Theme Park Capital of the World."
What is Orlando.
Alternate, internet popular nickname for alligators.
What are "swamp puppies"?
Five different species of this animal nest on Florida beaches each year.
What are sea turtles?
Animal thrown through drive thru window in customer disturbance in the state.
What is squirrel?
The state nickname.
What is the Sunshine State?
This Florida city is considered the oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the United States.
What is St. Augustine?
Florida has more of these animals in captivity than any other state.
What are tigers.
The largest land mammal in the state.
What are Black Bears?
Man arrested after trying to evade police on this common industrial machine.
What is a forklift.
National park in South Florida is the only place where alligators, crocodiles and sharks naturally coexist in the wild.
What is Everglades National Park?
A coral cay archipelago (chain of low, narrow islands) is connected by a stretch of 113 miles across 42 bridges.
What are the Florida Keys?
These animals routinely freeze during winter nights in Florida. They fall out of their trees to only then warm up again during the day and move about.
What are iguanas?
The two UNOFFICIAL state animals of Florida.
What are mosquitos and alligators?
Florida man calls 911 because ________ stole his beer.
What is an alligator?