Endangered Species
This federal act established in 1973 in the US requires all species determined to be endangered to receive protection and have a recovery plan established.
What is The Endangered Species Act
Studies have shown that I am the most intelligent animal on earth
What is a dolphin
What is the name of the largest coral reef?
What are some replacements you can make in your everyday life that can lead to a more sustainable lifestyle? ( name 3)
What is (most answers accepted)
What was developed in 1964 that is a critical indicator of the health of the worlds biodiversity?
What is the IUCN Red List
The only country where the marine iguana can be found
What is Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
The only mammal that cannot jump
What is an elephant
What is 8 million pieces
On average, how many plastic water bottles are used each year?
What consumes the most electricity in a house?
What is Heat/ air conditioning
The country with the most endangered species documented
Bonus point for naming the second country
What is Ecuador with 20301 endangered species, the US is second with 1226
This species uses facial expressions to communicate with one another
What is a horse
What is bycatch and why is it bad?
How long does it take a plastic water bottle to decompose?
About how many gallons of water does it take to produce one hamburger?
What is about 660
This species of bee is breeding with honey bees in the US, further endangering the honey bee
What is African Bee
It is the only mammal without vocal chords
What is a giraffe
What is the most endangered marine mammal?
What is the vaquita
About how much energy does one solar panel produce?
What is about 250 watts
About how many people in the world do not have access to clean drinking water?
What is over 2 billion
The five big cats of the world that are endangered
What is lion, tiger, snow leopard, jaguar, and cheetah
Am aquatic being who's heart is located on its head
What is a shrimp
What are the benefits of magroves? (name 3)
support biodiversity, fish nurseries, reduce erosion, protect coasts, regulate the climate, provide resources, sustain costal crops, help the survival of species that humans may benefit from
What country is considered the most sustainable in the world?
What is Denmark
What is the most harmful chemical used in plastics?
What is BPA (Bisphenol-A)