Which nature documentary features emperor penguins? A Penguins B Oceans C March of the Penguins Fact: ‘March of the Penguins’ is a 2005 French nature documentary that captures the remarkable annual journey of emperor penguins in Antarctica. Each autumn, breeding-age penguins leave their ocean home and trek inland to their ancestral breeding grounds. Once there, … Read more
Question 1: Where is Kenai Fjords National Park? A Alaska B Montana C Idaho Kenai Fjords National Park features a rugged, glacier-carved coastline and expansive interior icefields. Notable fjords include Aialik Bay, Harris Bay, McCarty Fjord, and Nuka Bay. Its highest peak, reaching 6,450 feet, remains unnamed in the Kenai Mountains. The park shares its … Read more
Where is Kenai Fjords National Park? A Alaska B Montana C Idaho Fact: Kenai Fjords National Park features a rugged, glacier-carved coastline and expansive interior icefields. Notable fjords include Aialik Bay, Harris Bay, McCarty Fjord, and Nuka Bay. Its highest peak, reaching 6,450 feet, remains unnamed in the Kenai Mountains. The park shares its borders … Read more
Kenai Fjords National Park is home to which icefield? A Juneau B Bagley C Harding Fact: Part of Kenai Fjords National Park, the Harding Icefield spans over 700 square miles. It is named after President Warren G. Harding. This massive icefield feeds nearly 40 glaciers, including well-known ones like Tustumena, Exit, Bear, and McCarty. It … Read more
Which of these bear species is found in Kenai Fjords National Park? A Polar bear B American black bear C Sun bear Fact: Kenai Fjords National Park is home to diverse terrestrial mammals, including American brown and black bears. The American black bear, the smallest and most widespread bear species in North America, thrives in … Read more
Question 1: We’re celebrating Shakespeare Day. What was William Shakespeare also known as? A The Bard of Avon B The Master of the Macabre C The Good Gray Poet William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, on April 23, 1564. He gave us iconic love stories, epic tragedies, and unforgettable insults like ‘Thou art a … Read more
We’re celebrating Shakespeare Day. What was William Shakespeare also known as? A The Bard of Avon B The Master of the Macabre C The Good Gray Poet Fact: William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, on April 23, 1564. He gave us iconic love stories, epic tragedies, and unforgettable insults like ‘Thou art a boil, … Read more
Which Shakespeare play is also known as ‘The Scottish Play’ because of a superstition? A Hamlet B Macbeth C The Tempest Fact: There is a theatrical superstition that saying ‘Macbeth’ inside a theater—except when required in the script during rehearsals or performances—can bring misfortune. This stems from a legend that Shakespeare included real witches’ spells … Read more
Which of these words is believed to have been first used by Shakespeare? A Champion as a verb B Exhibit as a noun C Love as a noun Fact: The noun ‘champion’ had been in use since the early 13th century, but Shakespeare is credited with being the first to use it as a verb … Read more
Question 1: On this Earth Day, we’re at the Grand Prismatic Spring. Where is it? A Yellowstone National Park B Hot Springs National Park C Big Bend National Park Grand Prismatic Spring, a centerpiece of Yellowstone National Park, is 370 feet wide and over 120 feet deep. It is the largest hot spring in the … Read more