Who/What
Where/When
How/Why
Vocab
Extinct Animals
100

Colossal Biosciences is a science company focusing on ___________

genetic engineering

100

CB is based in which city?

Dallas, Texas, USA

100

How much money has been spent on the project?

$150 million

100

Plume

a long arrangement of feathers

100

The IUCN Red List says that baijis are still...

Critically endangered

200
How tall was the dodo bird?

3 feet tall

200

When and where did the last thylacine die?

Hobart's Beaumaris Zoo in Tasmania, Australia on September 7, 1936

200

What is the dodo's closest relative?

The Nicobar pigeon

200

Epitome

something that fits perfectly to something else that it is connected to.

200

Where did prionosuchus live?

modern-day Brazil

300

Julian Hume is an _____________

avian paleontologist

300

when was the dodo bird added to the de-extinction list?

Feb 2, 2023

300

What does Australia lack?

Native mammalian predators

300

How do arthropods breathe?

There are holes in their bodies connected to tubes called spiracles that let oxygen in.

300

How did megalania go extinct?

Its main food sources were hunted to extinction by humans, and with not enough food to sustain such a big lizard, it perished.

400

What helped a Tasmanian tiger stand on two legs?

a two-foot long tail to help balance it.

400

What were the other countries on the map (not including Mauritius)? Only including ones where the full name is visible, so no Swaziland or Zimbabwe.

Malawi, Madagascar, Tanzania, Mozambique

400
How can woolly mammoths help?

They could provide a secondary food source for polar bears moving inland, and trample trees to make grasslands, which can store CO2 in the grass

400

modernly developed

advanced

400

Why was arthropleura so big?

There were very high oxygen levels in the air, allowing larger arthropods to sustain themselves.