Endangered Species
Composting
Energy Sources
Plants
100

This bird was famously hunted to extinction.

(What is) the Dodo bird

100

This is what can be composted.

(What is) Organic matter (kinds of organic matter are also accepted)

100

These two sources' output depends on a day-by-day basis.

(What are) Solar & Wind

100

This is the (scientific) name of the plant kingdom.

(What is) Plantae

200

This group of islands near Ecuador has many endemic species (can only survive there).

(What is) Galapagos Archipelago / Galapagos Islands

200

This is the product of composting organic matter

(What is) Fertilizer

200

There are this many energy sources considered sustainable by the public.

(What is) 5

200

Plant cells have this organelle that others don't.

(What is) a Chloroplast

300

This species was the first-ever endangered species.

(What is) The Passenger Pigeon

300

This type of composting uses worms.

(What is) Vermicomposting

300

There are several large pieces of infrastructure dedicated to this energy source.

(What is) Hydro

400

About this many species are threatened by extinction as of February 2026.

(What is) 1 million

400

This energy source has been used in several, even destructive, ways.

(What is) Nuclear

500

This species was the most endangered species on Earth as of February 2026. 3x points bonus: How many are left?

(What are) Northern White Rhinos

(Triple Points) ~2 left

500

In vermicomposting, these larvae can digest andsurvive on plastic alone.

(What are) wax worms (moths), superworms (beetles), and yellow mealworms (beetles).

500

This "sustainable" energy source for cars is actually not good for the environment.

(What is) Electric (not converted from other energies)

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