Wetlands quiz
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What builds up in bogs from plants that never fully rot?
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Which deer dives underwater to eat pond plants?
Answer: Moose
Why: Water plants hold far more sodium than the leaves and twigs moose browse on land.
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Which moss turns bog water acidic?
Answer: Peat moss
Why: Bog water ruled by peat moss typically has a pH of only about 3 to 4.
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What is the world's tallest flying bird?
Answer: Sarus crane
Why: The wandering albatross has the widest wings of any bird, but a sarus crane can stand about 1.8 m tall.
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Which country holds most of the Pantanal wetland?
Answer: Brazil
Why: Bolivia and Paraguay hold only smaller parts of the world's largest tropical wetland.
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Where does most of the Okavango Delta's flood water fall as rain?
Answer: Angola
Why: Rain from Angola's highlands takes about four months to arrive, so the delta floods most in the dry winter.
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How deep can a sea wetland be at low tide under Ramsar rules?
Answer: 6 m
Why: That limit lets many shallow coral reefs and seagrass meadows count as wetlands too.
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