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Animals that swim
100
This is Maggie's last name.
What is McHugh?
100
Two words. 1994.
What is Forrest Gump?
100
This dwarf planet was once considered the ninth planet until 2006. It is the furthest planet from the sun.
What is Pluto?
100
These highly intelligent animals use echolocation to navigate and hunt fish.
What are dolphins?
200
This is Maggie's full job title.
What is Employment and Intake Coordinator?
200
4 words. 1985.
What is Back to the Future?
200
This is the largest planet in our solar system. It is the 5th planet from the sun, and has a mass over twice that of all other planets combined.
What is Jupiter?
200
These black-and-white ocean mammals are famous for hunting in packs and for their remarkable intelligence.
What are Orcas?
300
Maggie went to college at this Ohio school.
What is the University of Cincinnati?
300
3 words. 2008.
What is The Dark Knight?
300
This planet is known for its rings. It is a gas giant and is the 6th planet from the sun.
What is Saturn?
300
These long, thin animals defend themselves by producing an electric shock.
What are electric eels?
400
Maggie plays this sport recreationally. It involves serving, passing, and setting.
What is volleyball?
400
One word title. 1979.
What is Alien?
400
This is the closest planet to the sun. It is the smallest planet in our current solar system.
What is Mercury?
400
This is the not only the largest animal that swims, but the largest animal EVER. They weigh up to 200 tons (roughly 400,000 pounds) and reach lengths of nearly 100 feet.
What is a Blue Whale?
500
Maggie started working at the Mill House in this year.
What is 2024?
500
Two words. 1973.
What is The Exorcist?
500
This is the hottest planet in our solar system. It rotates backwards, is closer to the sun than Earth, and has a surface temperature of 900 degrees F.
What is Venus?
500
These BIRDS are expert underwater hunters. Unlike many waterbirds, they don’t just dip below the surface—they actively swim after fish using their feet for propulsion.
What are Cormorants?