• Go shark cage diving
• Sail single-handedly around the world – correct answer
• Swim with dolphins
• Dive to the Blue Hole in Belize

On January 31, at the age of 81, Jon Sanders became the oldest person to sail single-handedly around the world – a voyage to raise awareness about plastic pollution. A lifetime of extreme sailing has earned the humble Sanders 12 world records!

• 12
• 55
• 114 – correct answer
• 300

The first real synthetic, mass-produced plastic, was invented in 1907 - 114 years ago. Plastic pollution was first noticed in the ocean by scientists carrying out plankton studies in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

• Eiffel Tower
• Empire State Building – correct answer
• Taj Mahal
• La Sagrada Familia

The beloved New York City landmark, the Empire State Building, is now run entirely by wind energy. All 102-stories of the building! Happy Friday everyone.

• Remove a piece of plastic from the ocean
• Learn something new
• Make a difference
• All of these – correct answer

Every day you answer our daily trivia question, you help remove a piece of plastic from the ocean and coastlines, learn something new, and make a difference. We work with two amazing groups, The Ocean Cleanup and Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii, the one’s actually removing the plastic.

• Common dolphin
• Hourglass dolphin – correct answer
• Bottlenose dolphin
• Spinner dolphin

While some dolphin species are quite common, like the aptly named common dolphin and the bottlenose dolphin, many are rarely seen in the wild - like the hourglass dolphin. Want to see images of the 8 most rarely seen dolphin species?

• Tiger shark
• Beluga whale – correct answer
• Manatee
• Emperor penguin

The story of Joar Hesten saving Hvaldimir, a white beluga whale became a global sensation. The special bond they now share has been captured in the award winning photographs of Aleksander Nordahl.

• Northern Gannet
• Laysan Albatross – correct answer
• White Pelican
• Masked Booby

A 70 year-old Laysan Albatross named Wisdom, is the oldest-known wild bird in history. First spotted back in 1956, she still returns to the Midway Atoll Wildlife Refuge, 3 tiny islands in the Pacific Ocean, to lay her egg.

• Tiger shark
• Beluga whale – correct answer
• Manatee
• Emperor penguin

The story of Joar Hesten saving Hvaldimir, a white beluga whale became a global sensation. The special bond they now share has been captured in the award winning photographs of Aleksander Nordahl.

• Bowfin
• Guppy
• Black marlin
• Ocean sunfish – correct answer

The ocean sunfish is a huge fish with a bizarre appearance. They’re the heaviest bony fish in the world, weighing on average, over 2,000 pounds! And did we say they’re bizarre looking?