Cats
Chocolate
Reptiles
Diving
June
100
Most endangered big cat
The Tiger
100
Chocolate is harmful to these animals
Cats / dogs
100
These Old World lizards are best known for their distinct range of colours, being capable of colour-shifting camouflage
chameleon
100
after only 5 meters deep of water, this is the first color to become absorbed when diving
Red
100
June birth flower
Rose or Honeysuckle
200
The biggest cats in the world
Amur (Siberian) Tiger
200
These essential ingredients to chocolate were once used as a form of currency
Cacao Beans
200
These reptiles have a strong jaw that can crack a turtle's shell. They can NOT live in salt water
Alligator
200
The father of Scuba diving
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
200
June, dedicated to celebration and commemoration of ... ( ______ MONTH!!!)
Pride Month
300
The term for a group of cats
a clowder
300
Chocolate originates from this civilization
Mesoamerica
300
These snakes are named after their mode of predation: constriction.
The Boa Constrictor
300
This famous novel is about undersea exploration, but it is far more than that. As the men on the Nautilus explore the oceans of the world, they also explore their fears, emotions, goals, and personal issues.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
300
This day is is celebrated as African-American emancipation in the U.S.
Juneteenth
400
These have the longest legs of any cat relative to their body size.
Servals
400
Considered a superfood, cacao contains this healthy compound. (40x the amount in blueberries)
Antioxidants
400
Currently the world’s largest reptile
salt water crocodile
400
what century was the first diving suit created?
18th century
1700s
400
Swedish holiday celebrated on or near the summer solstice
Midsummer
500
Also called güiña, is the smallest felid species native to the Americas, primarily Chile
Kodkod
500
The word "chocolate" comes from the word in this language ..
Nahuatl
(xocoatl)
500
Endemic to the Galápagos Islands, these reptiles forage in the sea
Marine Iguana
500
The tallest Olympic Diving platform is how high
a 27-metre-high (89 ft) platform
500
June is named after this Roman goddess of marriage and childbirth
Juno 