Jellyfish Challenge!

The Brave Wilderness team embarks on a sea kayak adventure around the San Juan Islands, observing various marine creatures. They encounter a kelp crab, observe birds at Peapod Island, and watch harbor seals. The team also explores moon jellyfish, highlighting their harmless nature while cautioning about other venomous species. The video concludes with a reminder to respect wildlife and a call to join future adventures.

What activity did the Brave Wilderness team choose instead of relaxing?

• Fishing in the river

• Hiking in the mountains

• Camping in the forest

• Kayaking in the San Juan Islands

How can you identify a male kelp crab?

• By its size

• By its color

• By the number of legs

• By the shape of its plaster

What is a distinctive feature of pigeon guillemots?

• Their bright pinkish-red feet

• Their large size

• Their long beaks

• Their colorful feathers

What is the behavior of harbor seals when approached by humans?

• They ignore humans

• They swim away quickly

• They are curious and non-aggressive

• They become aggressive

What is unique about moon jellyfish in relation to humans?

• They are completely harmless

• They can fly

• They glow in the dark

• They are highly venomous

Why is it important to keep jellyfish hydrated?

• To change their color

• To make them glow

• To prevent them from stinging

• To keep them alive

What should you do to avoid jellyfish stings?

• Swim closer to them

• Touch them gently

• Feed them

• Avoid contact with them