• Kangaroo
• Platypus – correct answer
• Wallaby
• Dingo

Platypuses, the iconic Australian mammal famously known for their duck-like bills, are making a comeback in Australia's Royal National Park. They’ll soon be re-introduced to the park, after a 50 year absence. We’re so excited they’re being returned to their natural habitat - happy Friday, everyone!

• Great White Shark
• Whale Shark – correct answer
• Bull Shark
• Tiger Shark

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• Queen angelfish
• Flamingo tongue snail – correct answer
• Goldfish
• Colorful hermit crab

Flamingo tongue snails are small— only growing about an inch long. Although they’re tiny, their coloring makes a big statement. Flamingo tongues have a vibrant orange and yellow coloring with thin black rings covering their bodies. Do you want to see one for yourself?

• Dumbo Octopus
• Zombie worm
• Sea cucumber
• All of these – correct answer

The Mariana Trench is over 36,200 feet deep (or over 11,000 meters)! Despite the immense water pressure and absolute darkness, the trench is home to a diverse array of organisms including the zombie worm, sea cucumber, and the dumbo octopus.

• True – correct answer
• False

Too much sunlight can damage the algae that live inside coral in shallow water. To protect the algae, which are a main source of sustenance for the coral, the corals fluoresce. This creates proteins that act as a sort of sunscreen for the algae.

• Japanese spider crab
• Pea crab – correct answer
• Coconut crab
• Red king crab

Pea crabs are the smallest species of crab - they’re tiny! Typically less than half an inch in length, pea crabs are soft-bodied and live inside oyster shells for protection. In comparison, the largest crab, the Japanese Spider crab, can measure 15 feet from claw to claw.

• Arctic
• Indian
• Pacific – correct answer
• Atlantic

The Ring of Fire (AKA the Rim of Fire or the Circum-Pacific Belt) is an area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean where 75% of the world’s volcanoes and 90% of its earthquakes occur, including the planet's most dramatic seismic events.

• Herding sheep – correct answer
• Sunflowers
• A corn maze
• Tomatoes

Ben Jackson, a sheep farmer stuck in lockdown in New South Wales, was unable to attend his aunt Deb's funeral - so he decided to honor her memory by creating a heart made from herding sheep that could be seen from heaven. It certainly made us happy on this Good News Friday…

• 8, 500
• 99, 300
• 751,750 – correct answer
• 1.5 billion

Thanks to the FTO community for purchasing our plastic-free products, we’ve funded the removal of over 750,000 pieces of plastic from the ocean. Working with our amazing partners who are actively removing and repurposing the plastic, we’re all making a difference - thank you!