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1. Which animal is known for having a pouch to carry young?
2. Which animal uses echolocation to navigate?
3. What type of tree makes up the massive single-organism colony known as Pando?
4. What is the primary reason the Sandbox Tree is nicknamed the 'Dynamite Tree'?
5. How many times must a trigger hair be touched within 20 seconds for a Venus Flytrap to snap shut?
6. What is the maximum recorded speed of a Peregrine Falcon during its hunting dive?
7. What sense does the platypus use to locate prey underwater while its eyes and ears are closed?
8. How does the Baobab tree survive long periods of drought in the savanna?
9. How many true leaves does a Welwitschia plant produce during its entire thousand-year lifespan?
10. What mineral are the lenses of a chiton's eyes made of?
11. What information does the duration of a honeybee's 'waggle run' convey to other bees?
12. What are the skin structures that allow a cuttlefish to change its physical texture?
13. What causes the 'whistling' sound produced by the Whistling Thorn tree?
14. What organism grows in the grooves of a sloth's fur, providing it with camouflage?
15. What is the main difference between seagrass and seaweed?
16. Which tree species is used to create the famous living root bridges in India?
17. What is the tarsier's unique adaptation to its eyes being fixed in their sockets?
18. Approximately how many individual tree stems (ramets) make up the Pando colony?
19. What is the common Spanish name for the Manchineel fruit, meaning 'little apple of death'?
20. What is the term for a plant's ability to generate its own heat, as seen in the Titan Arum?