U.S. National Parks

The Appalachian Trail runs for 2,200 miles from Georgia to ___.

• Pennsylvania

• Vermont

• Maine

• New Hampshire

During a visit to the Big Thicket National Preserve in Texas, you hear rumors of a legendary, if not mythological, creature said to inhabit the area. What is this creature?

• Bigfoot

• Chupacabra

• Loch Ness Monster

• Unicorn

These birds, found in Acadia National Park in Maine, can dive at speeds up to 200 miles per hour.

• Sparrows

• Pileated Woodpeckers

• Bald Eagles

• Peregrine Falcons

Wood frogs in Denali National Park can survive:

• freezing temperatures

• wildfires

• nuclear bombs

• cafeteria food

96% of Yellowstone National Park is located in Wyoming and 3% is in Montana. Where is the remaining 1% located?

• Utah

• Florida

• Idaho

• Illinois

In Fire Island National Seashore, New York, which winged wonders can you see in September and October?

• Orioles

• Pileated Woodpeckers

• Brown Flamingoes

• Monarch Butterflies

Sea Otters are considered a keystone species in Glacier Bay National Park, located in which US state?

• Washington

• Alaska

• Oregon

• Michigan

Flamingos, which can only eat upside down, are found in which Florida National Park?

• Suwanee River

• Alafia River

• Biscayne

• Everglades

Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, home to 23 million year old mammals, is located in:

• Nebraska

• California

• Oregon

• Idaho

Fossilized fishes, insects, plants, reptiles, birds, and mammals are exceptional in their abundance, variety, and detail of preservation at this National Monument in Wyoming.

• Fossil Finds

• Tar Pits Museum

• Fossil Butte

• Jurassic Park