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Aquatic Alphabet - B - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 23 times
- The average score is 8 of 21
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| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| This whale has an organ in the center of its head used for echolocation, hence why it has a more bulbous head shape. | Beluga Whale | 100%
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| They are the largest animal on the planet, with a heart that weighs as much as a car. | Blue Whale | 100%
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| You can find these arthropods attached to a whale's skin or a turtle's shell. | Barnacle | 80%
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| These ferocious predatory fish have an elongated appearance and use short bursts of speed to surprise and overtake their prey. | Barracuda | 73%
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| Also known as a pufferfish, they can inflate themselves as a defense mechanism. | Blowfish | 67%
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| An apex predator that lives and hunts in coastal shorelines, making them one of the most dangerous sharks in the world for humans. | Bull Shark | 60%
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| Their bodies look swollen when taken out of the ocean, but that is because their bodies are best fit for ocean depths 120 times greater than that of the surface. | Blobfish | 47%
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| Fishing for this particular species has become a popular sport in the U.S. thanks to how vigorous the fish acts to resist being reeled up to shore when hooked. | Bass | 40%
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| Just one milligram of this cephalopod's venom can kill a person. | Blue Ringed Octopus | 40%
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| The second-largest living sharks, which feed on zooplankton through filter feeding. | Basking Shark | 33%
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| The male of this species of fish are known for bright and vibrant colors, as well as very long fins. They are commonly kept as household pets. | Betta Fish | 33%
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| When it senses nearby prey with its antennae, it strikes with its trap-jaw mandibles and seizes the prey into its burrow. | Bobbit Worm | 20%
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| They get their name from their bony flesh, and the bony covering over their eyes. They are also popular game fish in Florida, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas. | Bonefish | 20%
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| Australian cuisine encompasses this fish to a high degree, so much that a good amount of this fish consumed in Australia is imported. | Barramundi | 13%
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| This phylum of animals is known for shells with two valves that enclose their organs. | Brachiopod | 13%
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| They are closely related to starfish, but have a numerous amount of branching arms. | Basket Star | 7%
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| Over 300 million of these live in the waters of Chesapeake Bay. | Blue Crab | 7%
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| This oval-shaped fish is generally olive colored on its upper body, and light yellow on its belly. | Bluegill | 7%
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| It is one of only two surviving species of a group of fish that first appeared during the early Triassic period, known as Halecomorphi. | Bowfin | 7%
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| This long bodied, prehistoric whale appears to have gone extinct near the end of the Eocene epoch. | Basilosaurus | 0%
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| During the summer months, this fish begins their breeding near the Gulf of Maine. | Butterfish | 0%
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