Ecology treasure hunt
Discover the fascinating world of ecosystems with our Ecology GPS scavenger hunts. Learn how organisms live together, what role biodiversity plays and why conservation is so important. A perfect combination of outdoor adventure and environmental education for all ages.
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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.
What colours do flowers have?
Red, yellow and blue
Grey only
Black only
No colours
What do squirrels like to eat?
Nuts
Candy
Stone
Water
What do bees do to flowers?
They seek nectar
They sleep
They play
They eat leaves
Where do bats roost?
Upside down
In the water
In the grass
In the car
Which animal lives in the pond?
A frog
A bird
A mouse
A rabbit
What do birds make their nests out of?
Branches and leaves
Stone and sand
Plastic and paper
Glass and metal
Which animal has a hard shell?
A turtle
A bird
A mouse
A frog
Which animal has a tail with rings?
A raccoon
A fish
A mouse
A bird
What do squirrels prefer to eat?
Nuts and seeds
Grass and flowers
Meat and fish
Stone and sand
Which animal has poisonous teeth?
A snake
A rabbit
A cow
A duck
Which animal lives in a beehive?
Bees
Cats
Fish
Elephants
Which animal has a trunk?
An elephant
A cat
A dog
A rabbit
Which animal eats only plants?
A rabbit
A lion
A shark
A spider
Which animal croaks?
A frog
A cat
A dog
A mouse
Where do fish lay their eggs?
In the water
In trees
On roofs
In the air
Which animal can run very fast?
A cheetah
A snail
A turtle
A whale
What is symbiosis?
Cohabitation of two different species
Fighting for territory
Migrating to warmer areas
Spring pre-planting
What role do decomposers play in the ecosystem?
They break down dead plants and animals
They hunt other animals
They make their own food
They build nests for other animals
What happens in a food chain when producers disappear?
All other members of the chain die out
The carnivores take their place
Nothing special happens
Herbivores become carnivores
What is an example of mutually beneficial cooperation?
Bees get nectar, flowers are pollinated
Lions hunt zebras
Birds build nests in trees
Fish swim in schools
Which animals are important seed dispersers in the forest?
Squirrels and birds
Spiders and beetles
Fish and frogs
Bats and moths
Which plant can best survive in a desert?
Cactus
Water lily
Moss
Sailing
Why are earthworms important for soil?
They make the soil looser and more fertile
They eat all the harmful insects
They produce oxygen
They keep the temperature constant
Which factor is NOT important for plant growth?
The colour of the pot
Sunlight
Water
Nutrients
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A Ecology scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Ecology, part of the theme Biology. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.
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