Save Our Seas: The Endangered Species Act Quiz | Oceana

Save Our Seas: The Endangered Species Act Quiz

 

Our oceans and the incredible animals that call them home are facing unprecedented threats. The Endangered Species Act (ESA) has been a lifeline for many marine species on the brink of extinction. Ahead of Endangered Species Day on May 16, test your knowledge about this landmark law and the amazing comeback stories it has made possible!

First, a look back at the history of the Endangered Species Act. When was the ESA signed into law?
Which of these marine animals was the first to be removed from the Endangered Species List after making an incredible recovery?
What percentage of North America's humpback whale population was estimated to be lost due to commercial whaling before ESA protections?
Green sea turtle nests in Florida have increased from almost zero in 1978 to approximately how many in recent years?
Which of these is currently putting the Endangered Species Act at risk?
How many northern elephant seals remained when they were thought to be nearly extinct?
Along their migration route, gray whales face peril from vessel strikes and fishing gear entanglement. How long is the average annual migration journey of gray whales?
Which innovative technology, developed collaboratively between NOAA and the commercial fishing industry has helped save countless sea turtles?
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