What covers more than 70% of the Earth's surface?
The ocean
Corals are actually what: plants, animals, or rocks?
Animals
Are dolphins fish or mammals?
Mammals
What are the 3 Rs of being environmentally friendly?
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
What type of country is the Philippines?
Archipelago
Why does seawater taste salty?
Because it contains dissolved salts.
What fish is famous for being Nemo's species?
Clownfish
Which animal is known as one of the ocean's top predators?
Shark
Where should you put your trash when you're visiting a beach?
In a proper trash bin / take it with you
Approximately how many islands make up the Philippines?
More than 7,600 or 7,641 to be exact
What is the largest animal in the world?
Blue whale
Which marine animal carries its "home" on its back?
Sea turtle
How many arms does a seahorse have?
Zero (Wala talaga teh)
Which is better for the environment: a reusable bag or a new plastic bag every time?
Reusable bag
The Philippines is part of a region famous for its rich coral reefs and marine life. What is it called?
Coral Triangle
What is the largest ocean on Earth?
Pacific Ocean
Which sea creature has eight arms and is known for being very intelligent?
Octopus
What marine animal is famous for singing or making complex underwater sounds?
Whale
What type of ecosystem is made up of trees that grow along tropical coastlines and can tolerate salty water?
Mangrove trees
Name ONE Philippine destination famous for its marine life or beaches.
EC's Decision
What do we call the area where the land meets the sea?
Coast / coastline / shore
What happens to coral when it becomes stressed and turns white?
Coral bleaching
Which sea creature has tentacles and is known for shooting ink when threatened?
Squid / Octopus
What do we call tourism that involves visiting natural areas while helping protect the environment and local communities?
Ecotourism
What does "UP Ecotour" stand for?
UP Environment and Tourism Society