1. Carlsbad Caverns National Park, just west of the Pecos River, is located in which state?
2. Gallatin National Forest is located in the Rocky Mountains near Bozeman in what state?
3. The Dry Tortugas, named by Ponce de León after the numerous sea turtles found there, is now a national park in which state?
4. The Kauai Channel, about 70 miles wide, separates the island of Kauai from which other Hawaiian island?
5. One of the world’s fastest snakes, the black mamba, slithers up to 12 miles an hour. This highly venomous snake can be found in the KwaZulu-Natal province in which country — South Africa or Mozambique?
6. The world’s smallest frog is the size of a Cheerio. This tiny frog lives in the rain forest in which country that borders the Bismarck Sea — Australia or Papua New Guinea?
7. Arthur’s Seat, a long-dormant volcano, affords great views of castles and parks along the Royal Mile in which city in the United Kingdom?
8. The historic Plaza de Bolívar lies at the heart of which Andean capital city located northeast of the city of Cali?
9. National Geographic Explorer Shivani Bhalla works with warriors in the local Samburu community to protect lions south of Lake Turkana in which African country?
10. The country located between Togo and Nigeria shares its name with a bight, or very wide-mouthed bay. Name this country.
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ANSWERS 1. New Mexico 2. Montana 3. Florida 4. Oahu 5. South Africa 6. Papua New Guinea 7. Edinburgh 8. Bogotá 9. Kenya 10. Benin
