National Parks Wildlife Trivia: A Card Game

Calling all animal lovers! This delightful trivia game for players ages 12 and up features 400 questions on wildlife of our National Parks—from the authors of National Parks Trivia and Scenic Science of the National Parks.

America is home to an incredible variety of wild animals, from the majestic bald eagle to the bighorn sheep to the raccoons who share our city centers. But how well do you know the creatures, both big and small, that live in our National Parks?

• Monarch butterflies undertake the longest __________ of any butterfly. Is the answer A) metamorphosis, B) migration, or C) mating rituals?
• What is another name for the common pigeons found in major cities? Is it A) Husky sparrow, B) Rock dove, or C) Soft starling?

If you answered C and B, then you're ready to take on National Parks Wildlife Trivia! This fast-paced educational trivia game for two or more players ages twelve and up has 200 cards with 400 questions divided into categories including Amphibians & Reptiles, Fish & Invertebrates, Mammals, Birds, Fossils, and Name the National Park. Each card features two questions on the same subtopic. Be the first to correctly answer both questions on a card from each category and you win the game! And get ready to really show off your chops with Challenge Questions sprinkled throughout the deck—answering one correctly gives you double points.

The rules booklet includes various ways to play, like focusing all your correct answers on a single category or a quick version when you're short on time. You can also use the cards as conversation starters or solo to test your knowledge of the wildlife of our National Parks.

No matter what variation you choose, you’ll learn new things about puffins, wolves, terrapins, and many other creatures as you play your way through National Parks Wildlife Trivia.

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