Foxes Live Up to Their Cunning Reputation
Often seen as a symbol of animal cunning, foxes are found on every continent except Antarctica. Their ability to adapt has helped fuel their widespread presence in a variety of different ecosystems.
Bees Are Vital to the Ecosystem and the Economy
Bees and other pollinators serve an important role in both the worldwide economy as well as the ecosystem itself. Here are some fun facts about these small but mighty insects.
Polar Bears Have Some Surprising Skills
While many animals struggle with freezing temperatures, polar bears thrive in Arctic conditions.
Are Tigers the Most Unique of All the Big Cats?
Tigers are the largest cat species in the world and the third-largest land carnivores, following polar bears and brown bears. Let’s take a closer look at these fascinating — and deadly — big cats.
Should A Dolphin Be Your Trivia Team Mascot?
When it comes to adaptability, dolphins are one of the most impressive members of the animal kingdom. There are 36 species of marine dolphins and they can be found in every ocean across the world.
Are Dogs the Most Multi-Talented Species?
As the first domesticated animals, dogs have earned their nickname of “man’s best friend.” Dogs have been human companions for at least 20,000 years, and some evidence suggests canines may have been domesticated as early as 40,000 years ago.
Take A Bite Out Of Our Shark Trivia!
We like to think we’re at the top of the food chain, and on land that might be the case. However, there’s only one real alpha predator of the sea, and that’s a shark. Most of the over 400 species of sharks are no danger to humans, but there are a few that strike fear in the hearts of swimming smorgasbords like us humans. Make sure your chums (get it?!) at Last Call trivia night sink their teeth into the following facts about some of these deadliest sharks. There’s a lot we can learn from the following four man-eating, menacing, and sometimes misunderstood creatures of the sea that are always swimming in the back of our minds when we dip our toes in the ocean.