• Brown
• Blue
• Black
• White – correct answer

Beluga whales go full winter wonderland with their stunning white color! It helps these “canaries of the sea” blend in with the Arctic ice, making them the true masters of disguise in the chilly deep.

• Plankton
• Fish
• Squid
• Krill – correct answer

Even though they’re the biggest animals ever, blue whales prefer a tiny snack—krill! These gentle giants gulp down tons of these shrimp-like creatures in a single day. It’s all about quality over quantity when you’re that big!

• Java Trench – correct answer
• Cousteau Ridge
• Indonesian Gulch
• Maldives Crevice

The Java Trench takes the prize for the deepest point in the Indian Ocean, specifically in a section of the trench called the "Sunda Deep". It’s a jaw-dropping 24,000+ feet deep, making it the ultimate underwater abyss in this part of the world. Definitely not a place for the faint of heart! For every product purchased from FTO, 10 pieces of plastic are removed from the ocean. Free Shipping on $25 Orders Today.

• Flounder
• Sebastian – correct answer
• Scuttle
• Triton

Sebastian the crab is a true star of The Little Mermaid! His calypso-inspired anthem “Under the Sea” is one of the catchiest tunes ever, reminding us all that the ocean life is where it’s at.

• 52% – correct answer
• 33%
• 26%
• 17%

Recently, a 300,000sq km expansion was approved, bringing the percentage of Australia’s protected oceans to 52%, more than any other country! This new area is a biodiversity hotspot, home to species found nowhere else in the world. Let’s celebrate! Today only, 20% off plastic-free products in the Free the Ocean Custom Collection.

• West to East – correct answer
• East to West
• South to North
• North to South

The Amazon River flows on a grand adventure from the towering Andes Mountains in the west, all the way to the Atlantic Ocean in the east! It’s like nature’s own superhighway, powering through rainforests and carrying tons of water—more than any other river on Earth!

• Great White Shark
• Orca Whale
• Sailfish – correct answer
• Black Marlin – correct answer

This one is debated, so there are 2 correct answers today. The sailfish is known as the speed demon of the seas, zipping through the water at an impressive 68 miles per hour! The Black Marlin can reach around 80mph, however they typically swim closer to 30 mph, leaving the sailfish to be considered the faster swimmer by most sources. With its iconic sail-like fin and sleek body, this fish doesn’t just look cool—it’s built for speed. Go, Speed Racer, go!

• Wetland
• The Start
• Mouth
• Source – correct answer

It’s called the source! The source, also known as headwaters, is where the river’s adventure starts. Whether it’s trickling down from a mountain or bubbling up from a spring, it sets the stage for a watery journey to who-knows-where!

• Coral Cove
• Atlantis
• Bikini Bottom – correct answer
• Shell City

SpongeBob SquarePants lives in Bikini Bottom, the wackiest underwater city you could imagine! From jellyfish fields to the Krusty Krab, it’s a sea adventure full of laughs.