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1. What is the process by which plants make food?
2. What is the study of plants called?
3. Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
4. Which mineral is essential for strong bones?
5. What type of organism forms the 'Wood Wide Web' network that connects trees in a forest?
6. What is the name of the enzyme that facilitates the light-producing reaction in dinoflagellates?
7. Which specialized pigment cells allow octopuses to change their skin color almost instantly?
8. How does the Baobab tree survive long periods of drought in the savanna?
9. What substance does the wood frog produce to prevent its cells from freezing and bursting?
10. What percentage of light can the 'super-black' feathers of a Bird of Paradise absorb?
11. What is the name of the network of blood vessels that cools an antelope's brain?
12. Approximately how many kilometers does an Arctic Tern fly in a single annual round-trip migration?
13. What do marine iguanas 'sneeze' out of their noses to maintain their internal salt balance?
14. What causes the 'whistling' sound produced by the Whistling Thorn tree?
15. How much water can a large Baobab tree store in its trunk?
16. What is the primary function of the silver hairs on the Saharan silver ant?
17. What is the name of the vocal organ that allows birds like the lyrebird to produce complex sounds?
18. Which organ does the platypus use to sense electrical fields?
19. What is the scientific name of Indian sandalwood?
20. Sandalwood oil is often used in skincare products for what reason?

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