100 Nature Walks

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What anatomical term features in a name used to describe the Namib coast in Southern Africa? This name derives from bones that once prevalent on the shore resulting from the whaling industry. A Canadian province is the namesake for a breed of dog that was once commonly used as a rescue animal for saving drowning sailors. What is this breed?

In what show's second season was there an episode titled "Jungles" which traveled from Costa Rica to Brazil while documenting "the most competitive place on earth"? Targets: Set time-bound, context-specific, science-based targets informed by risk assessments on nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Disclose annual progress against targets. The clown frogfish that lives in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean is also known by what other name related to the small dermal spinules or protuberances that cover the critter's skin?Turtles, toads, and tarantulas are all ectothermic animals, which is typically referred to by what more common term?

What slow-growing tree with reddish bark and three letter name, commonly used to make longbows, is also often found in church graveyards as a symbol of sadness? The aroma is so similar to the drug that police once spent a day scouting around Rotterdam zoo trying to find illegal smokers. They were surprised to find out that the scent came from the exhibit of the maned wolves. Often male giraffes will be gay rather than straight.Trepanging is the harvesting of what elongated, leathery Pacific creature you probably don't want in your gyro? Cucurbita pepo is the scientific name for a specific fruit that is popularly associated with two different American holidays which occur ~4 weeks apart each year. What is this fruit? Also known as the spiny anteater, what animal native to Australia and New Guinea is highly unusual in that it is a mammal that lays eggs?

Mucorales is a fungus better known by colorful name, and can cause a serious fungal infection in humans, especially those with repressed immune systems? It thrives in unsanitary conditions, such as on moldy bread. What small, energetic animal native to India can kill snakes as large as a cobra? Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a famous fictional instance of this animal. Rhinoceros horns are made of keratin, the same type of protein that makes up hair and what other oft-trimmed mammalian body part?What colloquial term for an area of the United States with a relatively high rate of a specific type of severe weather includes Arkansas along with 10-12 other states? The term was first used in 1952 and is considered by climatologists to largely be an imprecise, media-driven term. Initiative unveils key sectors that investors will engage companies from and invites investors to participate in the initiative Veld or veldt is a type of open, uncultivated country or grassland in the southern subregion of which continent? What is the "terran" name of the 2006 BBC 11-part miniseries, the most expensive nature documentary ever commissioned by the network, that was narrated by Sigourney Weaver in its American version? There are over 30,000 of what subspecies of bear in Alaska, over half of the population in North America?

What word, which is shared with a part of the human body, is the name for the edible fruit produced by rose plants?The Delaware Bay is home to more of these "living fossils" than anywhere else in the world and they are currently used in biomedical research to study the human eye. What are these animals? Featuring 36 silk-screen paintings and 13 drawings in the artist's signature colorful pop style, "Cars" is a series of artworks commissioned by Mercedes-Benz in the 1980s from what artist? What flightless Australian bird, a relative of the ostrich, is notable for the striking dark emerald-green color of its eggs?