What are cardinal directions?
The moon is completely dark.
What is a New Moon?
These are caused by gravitational pull of the moon.
What are tides?
It usually lasts less than 7 minutes.
What is a solar eclipse?
These animals are active during the day.
What are diurnal animals?
It takes the earth one of these to complete around the sun...
What is a revolution?
The entire moon is lit.
These are the two types of tides...
What are high tide and low tide?
There are two types of solar and lunar eclipses.
What is partial and total eclipses?
Using high pitched sounds to 'see' objects.
What is ecolocation?
An area or invisible line where the sun is pointed directly at the earth...
What is the equator?
When the right half of the moon is lit, but the left half of the moon is dark.
What is a first quarter?
A strong attraction between two masses.
What is gravitational pull?
The darkest part of the moons shadow.
What is the umbra?
The ability for an animal to create it's own light?
What is bioluminescence?
The tilt of the earth is called this...
What is an axis?
What is 28 days?
The most common amount of tides in one day.
What is two tides per day?
When the earth gets between the sun and the moon, and blocks the sunlight. Usually lasting up to an hour.
What is a lunar eclipse?
This animal digs a wider hole in the ground during a full moon?
What is a doodlebug?
Half of the earth. Top or bottom. Not north or south.
What is hemisphere?
When rays of sunlight reflect off the moon and onto the earth.
What is moonlight?
Finish this lyric:
The tide is high but I'm _________
I'm gonna be your ___________.
and
What is number one?
This eclipse is the rarest of the two.
What is a solar eclipse?
Responsible for vision at higher light levels and seeing in colour.
What are cone cells?