General
Causes
Symptoms/Effects
100

Red Tide started in Florida in ___

a. 19th century

b. 20th century

c. 21st century


a: 19th century

(1844 to be specific)

100

What conditions do red algae need so it can bloom?

 * High concentration of nutrients

 * Warmer temperatures of water.

100

Red tides affect only marine animals

Truth or false. 

False it affects sea birds, humans, and animals that eat anything in the ocean.

200

What season(s) does Red Tide most appear?

Between summer and fall

200

How does climate change affect the growth of red algae?

Because it warms the water temperatures giving the algae the perfect conditions to bloom 

200

What are some symptoms of red tides to humans?

Hay fever-like symptoms 

Sneezing

Itchy Eyes

Wheezing

300

Where do red tides occur?

All around the world

300

How long does red tide last?

It could last for weeks, days, months

300

Who is most likely to get very sick from red tide?

People with respiratory illness

400

What is the scientific name for the red algae?

Karenia brevis (only in Florida)

400

Is red algae a seaweed?

Yes

400

How does Red Tide get humans sick?

By accidentally ingesting it

Or 

When it comes into contact with human skin

500

Are Red Tides the only type of algal bloom??

Yes or No?

No, there are also green/blue algal blooms


500

Is it a natural or a chemical phenomenon?

Natural. It's affected by Climate Change. 

500

How does Red Tide affect a country's economy?

Because it kills fish and other marine animals, that cannot be consumed, so they can't be sold.