Key West: History, Landmarks, and Dolphin Encounters

The video explores Key West's geographical proximity to Cuba and Miami, highlighting its attractions and historical significance. It delves into the history of the Dry Tortugas and Fort Jefferson, the Key West lighthouse, and the marine life in the area, including activities like swimming with dolphins.

How far is Key West from Cuba?

• 5000 miles

• 10,000 miles

• 100 miles

• 1000 miles

What is the significance of the Dry Tortugas?

• It is the oldest European place name.

• It is the largest island in the Caribbean.

• It is known for its freshwater springs.

• It is a collection of small islands with historical significance.

Which fort is the largest brick masonry building in the Americas?

• Fort Sumter

• Fort Jefferson

• Fort Adams

• Fort Monroe

When was the first lighthouse in Key West built?

• 1825

• 1876

• 1776

• 1605

Who was the first keeper of the Key West lighthouse?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Michael Maberty

• Josiah Tatnall

• Juan Ponce de Leon

Which sea creature is known for its presence in the waters around Key West?

• Sea turtles

• Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins

• Sharks

• Whales

What is a popular activity to experience the marine life around Key West?

• Jet skiing

• Surfing

• Swimming with dolphins

• Fishing