What is the only animal that can see light of wavelength between 100 and 300 nanometers and also between 1,000 and 100,000 nanometers?
Correct Answer: Goldfish. They can see both ultra-violet and infra-red light. Too bad they’re stuck living in bowls or they might also take over the world. The current standings: Arthur 29 Jessica 28 (+1) Amberlynn 16 ricemutt 14 Jono 3 Mack C 3 (+3) luna 2 Mike 2 Luka 1 Rickie Beth 1 Tasha 1 The rules in a nutshell: • One question every hour for 24 hours. • One (1) point to the first guess (correct or not). Three (3) points to the first correct guess. One (1) point to subsequent correct guesses before question closes. • One guess per person per question, but you can guess once at every question! • When next question is posted, previous one closes and score is tallied to that point. • Score the most points to win! In case you’re just joining us, here are the full rules of the contest. Remember, first place gets a $50 eGift Certificate and second place gets a $25 eGift Certificate.
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