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Where is the Green Crab originally from? *

China

Europe

The Philippines

Africa

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The correct answer is: Europe

What does the Rapa Whelk eat? *

Fish

Bivalves

Coral

Snails

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The correct answer is: Bivalves

What is a ctenophora? *

A type of coral

A bivalve

A stingless jellyfish-like animal

A type of algae

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The correct answer is: A stingless jellyfish-like animal

What does voracious mean? *

Having a big appetite

Hideous

Really big

Tiny

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The correct answer is: mean? Having a big appetite

What does immense mean? *

Always hungry

Far away

Deep

Really big

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The Sea Walnut is native to North and South America, but in 1982 it showed up somewhere it didn’t belong. Where was this? *

The Black Sea

Lake Michigan

The Dead Sea

The Arctic Ocean

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The correct answer is: The Black Sea

The Veined Rapa Whelk started spreading around the globe in 1946 and causing havoc. What does it do that is such a danger to the ecosystems it invades? *

It sheds its shell every six months and clogs up coral polyps

It emits a horrible smell that frightens away native species

It clogs intake pipes of local water supplies

It preys on bivalve mollusks that are important to local fisheries.

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The correct answer is: It preys on bivalve mollusks that are important to local fisheries.

Green Crabs spread across the globe from European waters and started causing problems for local fisheries. What did they decide was their favourite tasty meal? *

The dorsal fins of Bull Sharks

Green Crabs

Atlantic Cod

Worms and Mollusks

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The correct answer is: Worms and Mollusks

Sea Walnuts are small and stingless, so what is so bad about them? *

They feed on the Atlantic Cod essential to local fisheries

They look weird and that frightens off native fish

They consume zooplankton that native species normally feed on

They emit a horrible smell that frightens off native fish

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The correct answer is: They consume zooplankton that native species normally feed on

The Green Crab has spread to the coasts of North America, South America, Australia, South Africa and Japan. How did this happen? *

They were sold as fish bait and traveled in ballast tanks around the world

Their eggs are enjoyed as food and some were washed overboard during a storm in 1987

They were intentionally introduced to deal with Zebra Mussel populations

They were sold to exotic fish shops as pets

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The correct answer is: They were sold as fish bait and traveled in ballast tanks around the world

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