This many Great Lakes touch Michigan
What is 4?
The largest animal in the world
What is the blue whale?
Plants are usually green because of this substance
What is Chlorophyll?
This type of fungus is used to create antibiotics.
What islands inspired Charles Darwin to come up with his theory of evolution?
What is the Galapagos Islands?
Michigan's state animal
What is White-Tailed Deer?
The most biodiverse group of animals
What is insects? (Beetles are also an acceptable answer)
The largest flower in the world
What is corpse flower? (Rafflesia arnoldii)
The root-like vegetative structure found in almost all fungi
The earth has had this many CONFIRMED mass extinctions.
Michigan's most common terrestrial biome
What is temperate forest?
This plant is incredibly toxic and has no cure if digested. It is also what killed famous Greek philosopher Socrates during his death sentence.
What is poison hemlock? (Conium maculatum)
The name for a fungus which is unicellular (consisting of only one cell)
What is yeast?
Ecosystem which stores the most carbon per acre
What is a mangrove forest?
Michigan's state tree
What is Eastern White Pine?
Ferns reproduce with this instead of seeds
What is spores?
Fungi are most closely related to this group
What is Animals/Animalia?
The largest living individual organism in the world is this.
What is the Humongous Fungus? (A honey mushroom growing in Oregon - around 2385 acres - mushroom/fungus are also acceptable answers)
This invasive aquatic species found in the Great Lakes has multiplied rapidly and is now found in the trillions in Michigan alone.
What is quagga mussel? (zebra mussel is also acceptable)
The monotremes are a rare group of mammals known for laying eggs that consist of the platypus and all four species of this animal.
What is echidna?
The most cultivated and harvested agricultural plant by total harvest weight
What is sugar cane? (around 1.94 billion tons annually)
The visible, above-ground, reproductive part of a fungus is called this.
What is a fruiting body?
What is the number one cause of endangered species in the modern era?
What is habitat loss?