The largest organ in the human body
What is skin?
This cat can change direction in midair
What is a cheetah?
The planet with the most moons in our solar system
What is Jupiter?
Chemical symbol for lead
Pb
This industry is responsible for the rise in antibiotic resistance
What is the animal farming industry?
- "Superbugs and the Animals that Create Them"
This is the rarest blood type
What is AB negative?
This is something that sharks can sense but humans cannot
What is electricity?
The sun is primarily composed of this material
What is hydrogen?
Hardest natural material
This drug has been used to help manage chemotherapy side effects, multiple sclerosis, seizures, social anxiety, PTSD, and OCD
What is Marijuana?
-"What Do We Know About Marijuana?"
This "6th sense" helps with movement, gravity, and balance
What is vestibular sense?
What are koalas?
The asteroid belt is between these two planets
The Greek word for green was used to name this element.
What is chlorine?
This neurotransmitter helps us sleep but also possessed anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant capabilities.
What is melatonin?
- "Melatonin: More Than Just A Good Night’s Rest"
Taste buds are located in these places (name 3)
What are the tongue, roof of mouth, cheek, and throat?
Excluding insects, this animal has the highest metabolism
What are hummingbirds?
The color of a sunset on Mars
What is blue?
These two substances make the alloy of bronze
What are copper and tin?
This vitamin could potentially reduce severity of COVID19 cases in children
What is vitamin D?
- "Can Vitamin D Predict the Severity of COVID-19 Symptoms in Children?"
The smallest bone in the human body
What is the stapes (or stirrup) bone?
The two largest living organisms belong to these two kingdoms
What are fungi and plants?
It takes this many years for Halley's comet to pass Earth
What is 76 years?
These two elements from the periodic table are liquid at room temperature
What are mercury and bromine?
This type of invasive plant can be used as a wound dressing
What are honey locust trees?
- "Invasive Honey Locust Trees as Natural Wound Dressings"