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  • What is another name for jellyfish?
    Sea jellies
  • How has the humpback whale inspired technology?
    The structure of it’s flippers inspired wind turbine technology
  • Give an example of biomimicry
    The burr plant inspired Velcro, Humpback whales inspired efficiency of wind turbines, Many animals that can adapt o its surroundings has inspired camouflage
  • What are ‘turbercles’?
    Bumps on a humpback whales flippers.
  • What is an ‘archaeologist’?
    a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.
  • Give 2 examples of a man-made structure.
    Eiffel Tower, Landmark 81, Easter Island/Rapa Nui Moai, Hoover Dam, etc.
  • Why are coral reefs important?
    Reefs create jobs in the fishing industry, they supply us with food, they protect our coasts from erosion
  • Name four adjectives to describe the Moai statues
    Beautiful, huge, massive, big, mysterious, old, interesting, hard, rocky, amazing, etc.
  • The ‘drag’ on something makes it move more…
    Slowly
  • Give 4 examples of natural disasters
    Hurricane, tornado, flood, drought, earthquake, tsunami, avalanche, blizzard
  • A country’s population is the number of…there
    People
  • King crabs sometimes have red, blue or brown…
    Shells
  • What does ‘man-made’ mean?
    It means it was designed and built by humans.
  • What is the horn on a narwhals head called?
    Tusk
  • Define ‘abandoned’
    Having been deserted/ Left behind/ forsaken
  • Where were the Mayan civilisation located?
    In the rain forests of Central America
  • Name a synonym for the word ‘ancient’
    Old
  • The dugong is sometimes called a….
    Sea cow
  • What is a group of jellyfish called?
    Blooms
  • What is the meaning of the phrase “becoming extinct”?
    To die out/Cease to exist
  • Name the opposite of the word ‘ancient’
    Modern/Contemporary~new
  • What is biomimicry?
    The science of copying designs from nature in human engineering and invention
  • What was used to transport the Moai?
    Rope and wood