• Arctic
• Atlantic
• Pacific – correct answer
• Indian

The Humboldt Current sweeps up from Antarctica along the western coast of South America, chilling the Pacific waters. This nutrient-rich current supports a bounty of marine life, including penguins and sea lions that thrive in its cool embrace. It's a biological goldmine for species and a critical component of Peru and Chile’s ecosystems!

• A super pod of 1,000 playful whales – correct answer
• Mischievous dolphins
• A flock of confused seagulls
• A school of giant tuna

These long-finned pilot whales weren’t just passing by—they swam with Tom for over two hours, blowing bubbles and diving under his boat! Did you know these whales are known for their tight-knit social groups and playful nature? It’s like the ocean’s ultimate block party!

• Jellyfish Gelato
• Krill Smoothie
• Seaweed Salad
• Plankton Buffet – correct answer

North Atlantic right whales feed mostly on tiny plankton, filtering them through their baleen like a whale-sized all-you-can-eat buffet!

• Monsoon
• Typhoon
• Waterspout – correct answer
• Squall

Waterspouts are like mini tornadoes that form over water, spiraling up ocean water and mist into the air. These dramatic formations can be beautiful to watch from a safe distance, although they can be dangerous for boats and people nearby. They’re nature’s reminder of the ocean’s power and mystery!

• They're machine washable.
• They can be sanitized in the microwave.
• One replaces 17 rolls of paper towel.
• All of the above - and more! – correct answer

Swedish dishcloths are like the superheroes of cleaning. Wash them, microwave them, or even boil them to keep them fresh—and one does the work of 17 rolls of paper towels. Plus, at $5 each, it’s easy to stock up and save the planet one spill at a time. Cleaning has never been this fun or eco-friendly! Sale ends tonight 12/8/24 at 11:59pm PST.

• The Dorian
• The Dorsal – correct answer
• The Dorill
• The Dorfius

The dorsal fin is that iconic feature on a whale’s back, helping with balance and stability as it glides through the ocean. Though not all whale species have it, this fin adds to the graceful, powerful silhouette of those that do. It’s a natural rudder for the ocean’s gentle giants!

• Stainless steel straws
• Silicone food storage
• Compostable floss
• All of the above – correct answer

All of these swaps—silicone bags, compostable floss, and stainless steel straws—are simple ways to reduce single-use plastic and protect our oceans. Small changes add up to big impacts! Looking to get started? Visit our store and enjoy $20 off any $70+ purchase! Together, we can make waves for a healthier planet! Use code GIFT20 at checkout.

• Vltava – correct answer
• Rhine
• Amazon
• Danube

The Vltava River gently flows through Prague, passing under the famous Charles Bridge, a centuries-old landmark rich with history and beauty. With its statues, musicians, and artists, the bridge is one of Prague’s most magical spots, and the Vltava adds to the city’s romantic, old-world charm. Keep playing trivia to support the planet today!

• Frosty
• Grinch
• Rudolph – correct answer
• Yeti

The Rudolph shrimp is named after the famous holiday character "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer". This species of shrimp is known for its vibrant hue, which resembles Rudolph's iconic red nose. Curious to learn more about the ocean and test your knowledge? Click below to dive into our crossword puzzle full of ocean trivia!