Watch Out Hurricane 1 Jeopardy Template

Connection to real world	Summary of the article	Relevance to biology section	Bonus questions (for the end)
100 -What we can learn about the species/organisms being affected by hurricanes -Society can analyze and take different survival strategies from the animals -Relate the damage of animal ecosystems to human settlements Name one social connection to real world	100 Yes! Some animals can feel vibrations of natural disasters before they arrive. Can some animals sense danger before it arrives	100 Jellyfish Name an invasive organism that can change it's eating pattern	150 Yes, they can use all of the new abiotic and biotic things introduced to their ecosystem to their advantage. Is it possible for animals to strive in hurricanes
200 False : everyday items become more expensive do to the limited items available. True or false (If false explain why?) : Everyday objects become cheaper after a hurricane to help out the affected.	200 False : no two organisms can be affected the same or relatively same way in a hurricane. True or false (If false explain why?) : Hurricanes impact organisms relatively the same way	200 Yes! One way is from light blockage form the sun. True or false (If false explain why?) : The temperature can decrease in a storm.	250 False because the hurricane brings in new organisms to cope with the loss True or false (If false explain why?) : 76% of organisms die in a hurricane
300 A concrete that absorbs liquid Name a way to mitigate the damage from a hurricane (in the economic factors)	300 They pile up to form a living raft! Name the adaptation mechanism used by fire ants to travel along water	300 So all of the producers can stay alive and sustain the primary consumers which would sustain the secondary consumers etc. Why is light availability so important to an ecosystem?	350 Dead zones are low-oxygen areas in oceans and lakes. (brief definition) What is a dead zone?

"Watch out!"..." HURRICANE!!!!!!!"

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