PAST TRIVIA

• Striped goatfish
• Coco Island Catfish
• Lionfish – correct answer
• Zebrafish

The lionfish also goes by the names zebrafish, firefish and turkeyfish. It is a venomous marine fish and is native to the Indo-Pacific. 

• Coral
• Sea anemones – correct answer
• Octopus
• Jellyfish

Sea anemones, though considered the flowers of the sea for their gracefully flowing tentacles and an array of colors, are not plants at all. They're actually carnivores that attach themselves to the seafloor or coral reefs. 

• One hour
• One year – correct answer
• 5 years
• 50 years

It's estimated 40 billion plastic utensils are wasted each year in the U.S. alone. However, more takeout doesn't have to equal more waste. Keep your reusables handy when grabbing food on the go, with our wooden utensil set... 

• Dolphin – correct answer
• Ocean Life
• Sand castle
• Sea turtle

March is National Dolphin Awareness Month - when we celebrate and raise awareness of dolphins, extremely intelligent creatures with bubbly personalities. 

• See the Sea
• Full Immersion
• SeaLegacy – correct answer
• Art for Oceans

Co-founded by Cristina in 2014, SeaLegacy is a collective of some of the world’s best photographers, filmmakers, and storytellers working on behalf of our oceans. (Image below by Andy Mann, a lead storyteller at SeaLegacy).

• Sperm whale – correct answer
• School of spinner dolphins
• A goldfish
• Great white shark

On his swim through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch to spread awareness of the plastic issue, Ben swam with a sperm whale (which can grow to be 40 ft)! And he's the latest FTO interview. 

• Water
• Marine – correct answer
• Theme
• Salt water

Marine parks (like Australia's Great Barrier Reef) protect areas of the sea, sometimes for recreational use, but mostly to protect the sea life and ecosystem.

• The Eiffel Tower
• The Earth – correct answer
• Mt. Everest
• The moon

Hard to imagine, but the amount of plastic bubble wrap we use for packaging would wrap around the Earth 20 times. 

• Manta Ray – correct answer
• Tassled scorpionfish
• Stingray
• Sloane's viperfish

Like other rays, the manta ray has a flat body and fins which have evolved to look like wings, giving the impression that the manta ray is flying through the water.