Chameleons
What part of their body changes color?
Their skin
How does a bee communicate where the food is?
The waggle dance
How does a lightning bug talk to its friends?
By blinking its light
Where do elephants live?
In Africa and Asia
What day of creation were dinosaurs created?
On the sixth day.
What part of a chameleon is 1.5-2x longer than their body?
Their tongue
What does the pattern of the waggle dance mean?
The direction of the food
What is a lightning bugs defense mechanism against animals that want to eat them?
By blinking its light
How much can elephants weigh up too?
13,000 pounds
What dinosaur has three horns and a shield-like frill on its head?
A triceratops
How many species of chameleons are there?
150 different species
What does the noise that a bees wings make while dancing mean?
It's telling the other bees the distance of the food
What kind of light does a lightning bug produce?
A cold light
What body part can elephants use to keep cool, and communicate with each other?
It's ears
Instead of thinking of something large like a T-rex, majority of dinosaurs were what?
What fun ability allows the chameleon to look in multiple directions at once?
360 eyesight
What kind of insect is a bee?
A pollinator
What is the science called in which a living thing makes its own light?
Bioluminescence
What material are elephants tusks made out of?
Ivory
What does learning about dinosaurs teach us about God? (One example)
His creativeness, how he is all powerful, how he made everything with/for a purpose.
What part of a chameleons body have pincers on them?
Their feet
What pattern shows up in a bees family tree?
The Fibonacci sequence
What are the two chemicals found in a lightning bugs light organ?
Luciferin and luciferase
Name two things that an elephant trunk can do?
Drinking, eating, smelling, hugging, and lifting things
What is the closest living relative to a dinosaur?
A bird