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Plants Animals and Nature
1. What is the study of plants called?
2. What is the main gas found in the air we breathe?
3. Which animal uses echolocation to navigate?
4. What is the minimum heart rate a blue whale might reach during a deep dive?
5. What is the term for a plant's ability to generate its own heat, as seen in the Sacred Lotus?
6. What is the primary reason the Sandbox Tree is nicknamed the 'Dynamite Tree'?
7. What physical phenomenon must an archerfish account for when aiming at an insect from underwater?
8. What is the name of the enzyme that facilitates the light-producing reaction in dinoflagellates?
9. What is the term for an organism that retains its juvenile features into adulthood, like the axolotl?
10. What are the specialized cells in an electric eel that generate electricity called?
11. How many true leaves does a Welwitschia plant produce during its entire thousand-year lifespan?
12. What organism grows in the grooves of a sloth's fur, providing it with camouflage?
13. How does the kangaroo rat obtain the water it needs to survive?
14. Which tree species is used to create the famous living root bridges in India?
15. What is the primary source of water for the Welwitschia plant in the Namib Desert?
16. Approximately how many individual tree stems (ramets) make up the Pando colony?
17. Which organ does the platypus use to sense electrical fields?
18. Sandalwood oil is commonly used in which industry?
19. How long does it typically take for a sandalwood tree to mature enough for harvesting?
20. Which property makes sandalwood ideal for incense?