• Rice’s whale – correct answer
• Blue whale
• Humpback whale
• Orca

Rice’s whale is found only in the Gulf of Mexico, making it one of the ocean’s most exclusive residents. Scientists believe only a tiny population remains, which makes protecting its habitat especially important for the future of this remarkable species.

• Night vision
• Bioluminescence
• Echolocation – correct answer
• Magnetoreception

Happy World Dolphin Day! Dolphins use echolocation, sending out clicks and listening for echoes to locate prey and navigate even in murky water. In honor of dolphins we're raising money to help their "distant cousins". 100% goes directly to help endangered porpoises. With fewer than 10 individuals believed to remain in the wild, the vaquita is one of the most critically endangered marine animals. Click to help!

• The Bahamas – correct answer
• Key West
• Belize Barrier Reef
• Bermuda Triangle

The Bahamas! Koala and Curlew, two endangered North Atlantic right whales, pulled off a surprise vacation and became the first of their species ever seen in Bahamian waters. Not your typical spring break destination for a whale—but definitely unforgettable. Scientists confirmed their ID using photos of their unique head markings.

• Cold temperatures
• Low salinity
• Strong currents
• High use + low supply – correct answer

Oxygen minimum zones form when oxygen is used up faster than it can be replaced. As organic matter from surface plankton sinks, bacteria break it down and consume oxygen in the process (high use). This paired with low circulation results in a layer of water with very low oxygen levels. Heads up! Today, get free standard U.S. shipping at the shop with code APRILSHIP.

• Its flight-like movement
• Its speed
• Its shape, color, and patterns – correct answer
• Its diet

Butterflyfish are named for their bright colors and patterns, reminiscent of a butterfly’s wings. They’re a stunning sight on coral reefs! Just like butterflyfish in the ocean, butterflies on flowers are equally spectacular. Help us plant for pollinators today!

• Glitter art
• Climate – correct answer
• Wave Height for Surfers
• Aquatic Literature

Happy Good News Friday! The Nobel Prize recognizes six categories: Physics, Chemistry, Peace, Literature, Economics, and Physiology or Medicine. A proposed new category, Climate, may soon join the list, honoring companies or individuals making significant strides in climate innovation, regulation, or advocacy. You can make a difference today: join Plastic+ for as little as $5 a month to help fund ocean cleanup and rescue projects.

• Sea anemone – correct answer
• Starfish
• Sea cucumber
• Nudibranchs

Sea anemones look like delicate flowers waving underwater, but they’re actually predatory animals! Their “petals” are tentacles that catch tiny fish and plankton. Brightly colored and often home to clownfish, these ocean “flowers” are a charming mix of beauty and bite. Clownfish choose anemone gardens… which Bespoke Bloom Kit is calling your name?

• Manatee
• Dolphin
• Seal
• Sea otter – correct answer

Sea otters wrap themselves in kelp to nap and use rocks as hammers to crack open clams. They’re the tool-users of the tide. Keep playing trivia to support the planet today!

• Sea nettle
• Moon jelly
• Box jellyfish
• Lion’s mane jellyfish – correct answer

The lion’s mane jellyfish can have tentacles longer than a blue whale. It’s like a drifting underwater forest. Want to keep playing? A new crossword puzzle is ready to go!