What is Street Creatures? This is the game I run on Twitter every Friday. I’ve
collected all the past quizzes here in one place so you can either relive them, or play
them for the first time.
How does it work? Provided are four, seemingly unrelated clues, that are all
connected by a wild organism that can be found in a city. Look at the four clues,
do some research, and when you think you’ve figured it out, click on ‘Answer’
to reveal what connects the clues, and how they are connected.
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Mount St. Helens
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Mount St. Helens
Homing
Washington State
Films
Pacific chorus frog aka Pacific tree frog (Pseudacris regilla)
Mount St. Helens:
After the mountain erupted, scientists were surprised to find not only Pacific chorus frogs, but also newts and salamanders survived in the blast zone, protected under a layer of ice underwater.
Homing:
Pacific chorus frogs have a surprising homing instinct. They are able to return to their lake or pond after being relocated.
Washington State:
The Pacific chorus frog is the official amphibian of Washington State, being found in every county.
Films:
Pacific chorus frogs range from the PNW to California, including in Hollywood, where their springtime singing is used in MANY films, frequently in movies set in places where these frogs DO NOT LIVE.
