The World of Nature
85% of plant life on earth is found here.
What is the ocean?
This type of hockey is actually played on grass or on synthetic turf.
What is field hockey?
There are 86,400 of these in each day.
What are seconds?
Copper and this metal are the only two non-silvery metals.
What is gold?
Parasite on a pooch. 4 letters. Starts with "f".
What is flea?
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest reef system in the world. It is found off the coast of this continent.
What is Australia?
Ice hockey was invented in this country.
What is Canada?
In a room of 23 people there is a 50% chance of two people having the same this.
What is birthday?
This is the only liquid substance that expands when it becomes a solid.
What is water?
Toad feature. 4 letters. Starts with "w".
What is wart?
This animal is the largest land-based mammal on earth.
What is an elephant?
The year the United States defeated the Soviet Union known as "The Miracle on Ice" in Lake Placid, New York.
What is 1980?
The only prime numbers that end in "2" and "5" are these.
What are "2" and "5"?
Oxygen is colorless as a gas. It has this tint in its liquid and solid states.
What is blue?
Arctic shelter. 5 letters. Starts with "i".
What is igloo?
Penguins are carnivores but they don't have any of these.
What are teeth? They swallow fish whole.
The Pittsburgh team once had a live one of these named Pete as their mascot.
What is a penguin?
The angles of a triangle always have a sum of this.
What is 180 degrees?
These are the basic building blocks of every type of matter.
What are atoms?
Waffle topper. 5 letters. Starts with "s".
What is syrup?
Despite its name, the Killer Whale (Orca) is actually a type of this.
What is a dolphin?
What is rain?
A baseball diamond is a perfect one of these. All sides are equal, the opposite acute angles are equal, and the opposite obtuse angles are equal.
What is a rhombus?
When two or more substances are combined to form a new substance, this has occurred.
What is a chemical reaction?
Cobbler creation. 4 letters. Starts with "s".
What is shoe?