Amphibians are born with a tail and gills. Through time they develop legs and ____.
Lungs
Which popular butterfly feeds on milkweed and can travel over 2000 miles during migrations every fall?
Monarch butterfly
What is the state bird of Florida?
Mockingbird
Trees absorb water through their ______
Roots!
What is the state freshwater fish of Florida?
Florida/largemouth bass
Which color anole is the only one native to Florida?
Green
Which insect is most often heard before it is seen?
They produce their loud call using an organ called a tymbal (drum-like structures near their abdomen).
Cicada
What color is a female cardinal primarily?
Brown
These evergreen trees can grow up to 90 feet tall and produce large, white flowers
Southern Magnolia
The _____ bass is quick and powerful fish that can grow up to 40 pounds in freshwater
Striped
FWC hosts the Florida Python Challenge every year allowing hunters to remove which invasive species of Python from South Florida?
Burmese Python
Often mistaken for a bumble bee, a ______ bee chews nests in wood, fence posts, stumps or dead tree branches.
Also known as the "woodworker bee".
Carpenter
Which bird species has become so dependent on human-made bird boxes that Native Americans even hung-up dried gords for them to nest in?
Purple Martin
What is the state tree of Florida?
Sabal Palm
Guess the closest number to the state record weight for the largemouth bass.
A. 10lbs
B. 15lbs
C. 20lbs
D. 25lbs
C. 20lbs
In 1923, Frederick Friebel caught a 20.13lb largemouth bass on Big Fish Lake in Pasco County, Florida.
Which venomous snake closely resembles the Scarlet Kingsnake and follows the rhyme "red touch yellow, kill a fellow."
Coral Snake
This butterfly has elongated wings that are black with narrow yellow stripes. It is also the state butterfly of Florida!
Zebra Longwing
Name the black & white migratory bird that has a long, forked tail
Swallow-tailed kite
What green pigment in plants allows them to absorb sunlight?
Chlorophyll
Are Bluegill herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores?
Omnivores
What is the smallest rattlesnake species found in Florida?
Dusky Pygmy Snake
Name the 3 main body parts of an insect
Which endangered woodpecker species makes their home in mature pine forests?
They are primarily black and white, with males having a red streak on their face.
Red-cockaded woodpecker
What is the state wildflower of Florida?
Coreopsis
The ____ fins are located on the sides of a fish, just behind the gills.
Pectoral