Daily Trivia Quiz - Day 163 (2026-03-25)

Question 1

A snowstorm can sometimes do something people usually associate with summer storms instead. What can burst out of a snowstorm during the right conditions?

Accepted Answer

Lightning and thunder

Question 2

One tiny insect in Antarctica can survive winter after losing most of its body water. What process is it essentially enduring?

Accepted Answer

Extreme dehydration

Question 3

On a very cold day, a soap bubble can suddenly fill with delicate feather-like patterns. What is racing across the bubble's surface?

Accepted Answer

Ice crystals

Question 4

A wood turtle has been seen stomping the ground to fake rainfall. What meal is it trying to bring to the surface?

Accepted Answer

Earthworms

Question 5

Some male palm cockatoos do not just drum on tree trunks. Before they perform, what unusual object can they make for themselves?

Accepted Answer

A drumstick

Question 6

Most lightning flashes stay within clouds or strike toward the ground, but blue jets behave very differently. Where can a blue jet extend?

Accepted Answer

Upward into the upper atmosphere

Question 7

When two sarcastic fringeheads face off, they do not start with a normal bite. What dramatic display do they use first?

Accepted Answer

They flare huge mouths

Question 8

Newborn hoatzin chicks can scramble up branches surprisingly early. What unusual feature helps them climb?

Accepted Answer

Wing claws

Question 9

The tiny blue dragon sea slug feeds on dangerous jellyfish-like prey and has a surprising trick. What does it steal from its victims to use as its own defense?

Accepted Answer

Stinging cells

Question 10

In 1980, a drilling mistake under Louisiana's Lake Peigneur caused the entire lake to drain with catastrophic force, swallowing barges, trees, and even an island. What phenomenon did this create?

Accepted Answer

A whirlpool