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In case you missed it - the last 9 days of trivia

Question for April 24,2025

A group of Jellyfish is referred to by what name?
  • Pack
  • Smackcorrect answer
  • Mob
  • Fiend

A group of jellyfish is called a 'smack,' which sounds just as surprising as stumbling upon a swarm of them!

Question for April 23,2025

Which sea is so low on oxygen that sunken ships often remain perfectly preserved, giving modern-day explorers a magical glimpse of centuries past?
  • Andaman Sea
  • White Sea
  • Red Sea
  • Black Seacorrect answer

The deeper water of the Black Sea has minimal oxygen, slowing decay and keeping ancient shipwrecks intact. Explorers sometimes find centuries-old cargo in near-pristine condition, turning these depths into a hidden trove of maritime history.

Question for April 22,2025

Who is the visionary that founded Earth Day in 1970?
  • Rachel Carson
  • Jane Goodall
  • Senator Gaylord Nelsoncorrect answer
  • Betty Ford

Senator Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin was behind the first Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, 1970. Disturbed by a massive oil spill in California and inspired by the student anti-war movement, Nelson wanted to channel that passion into environmental activism. His idea sparked a nationwide “teach-in” on the environment. Over 20 million participated in rallies, cleanups, and educational events. Use code HappyEarth25 at checkout for 25% off your purchase today! Cannot be combined with other offers. Happy Earth Day!!!

Question for April 21,2025

Which prehistoric predator is believed to have created the fossilized vomit discovered at Denmark’s Stevns Klint?
  • Octopus
  • Bottom-dwelling sharkcorrect answer
  • Pterodactyl
  • Tyrannosaurus Rex

Despite their fearsome reputation, ancient sharks, like today’s Port Jackson sharks, had to regurgitate indigestible sea lilies. This quirky digestive twist gives scientists invaluable clues about the Cretaceous marine food chain and ancient ocean life.

Question for April 20,2025

About how many toothpaste tubes are thrown away each year and end up in landfills?
  • 10 million
  • 100 million
  • 1 billioncorrect answer
  • 5 billion

Around 1 billion tubes are discarded each year, most of which end up in landfills. Made from layers of plastic and aluminum, they're extremely difficult to recycle. Switching to plastic-free alternatives make a big difference for the planet. Today add a Refillable Toothpaste Tablet Tin and a refill to your cart, use code SMILEBIG at checkout, and your refill will be FREE. Happy brushing!

Question for April 19,2025

The Barracuda is a ______?
  • Fishcorrect answer
  • Crab
  • Jellyfish
  • Whale

The barracuda is a fish, famous for its sleek, torpedo-shaped body and razor-sharp teeth, making it a fearsome predator. You can help keep our oceans clean by teaming up with Project Peril. 100% goes to protecting our oceans.

Question for April 18,2025

What unique trait made the lobster named Clementine one-in-30-million?
  • Its ability to sing underwater
  • Its oversized claws
  • Its bright orange colorcorrect answer
  • Its three eyes

Clementine’s vibrant orange color made her exceptionally rare—only about one in 30 million lobsters display such a hue. We think the FTO community is just as special. Thanks for being part of the plastic-free change! Use code MOM5 at checkout today for $5 off any purchase. Can't be combined with other offers. Offer ends tonight at midnight.

Question for April 17,2025

The Clownfish is easiest to locate where in the ocean?
  • Near coral reefscorrect answer
  • On a beach
  • Near piers
  • In the middle of the ocean

The clownfish is easiest to find living in sea anemones, where it has a symbiotic relationship for protection. Play games. Have more impact for the charity. Give it a try now.

Question for April 16,2025

The wreck of the Titanic lies in which ocean?
  • The Atlanticcorrect answer
  • The Pacific
  • The Indian
  • The Arctic

The wreck of the Titanic lies in the North Atlantic Ocean, about 12,500 feet below the surface.

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