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Predators and Prey
Things That Glow
100

What natural phenomenon happens when the sun reflects off of rain.

Rainbows!

100

What did we extract from strawberries?

DNA

100

How many stomachs does an Owl have? 

Two, the Glandular and the Muscular

100

True or False, Fluorite crystals glow?

True! It's called fluorite because of its fluorescence. 

200

how many planets away is the earth from the sun?

three! Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

200

List 2 ingredients in our Slime Recipe

Glue, Warm water, borax, Glow in the Dark Paint

200

How many bones does an owl have in its neck.

Double the amount of humans, 14.

200

The difference between bioluminescence and fluorescence.

Bioluminescence is when an organism creates its own light, fluorescence is when it uses the light from another source.

300

Name an Animal that can't jump.

Elephant, sloth, hippo, or rhino.

300

Name two of the four flight forces.

Weight, Lift, Thrust, and Drag.

300

What insect is considered to be one of the most impressive hunters in the world. 

Dragonflies.

300

What movie did I mention twice that involved a bioluminescent animal?

Finding Nemo

400

How many species of Bats live in Alberta

Nine!

400

What is DNA?

The molecules that make up every living organism, like a blueprint.

400

What is Alberta's Provincial bird?

Great Horned Owl

400

What were the two organisms in our glow theatre?

Flying squirrel and a Scorpion

500

What does the Beaufort scale measure?

Wind!

500

List three ways we copied birds to develop flight.

Wing shape, body of the plane, the lightweight materials, engines instead of flapping wings, aerodynamics of the wings depending on the plane, etc.

500

What is the name of the Bone that holds an owls eyes?

Sclerotic bone.

500

Give an example of an organism that uses bioluminescence that wasn't mentioned in a previous question.

Firefly, Gulper eel (just eel is fine), some snails, kite or lantern shark, some jellyfish, seed shrimp, krill, certain fungi (mushrooms), etc.