Scavengers

DC Scavenger Hunt A sign that says Metro Center - 5 point Supreme Court - 5 points With tourists in matching shirts, 5 points each The point where the four quadrants in DC originate - 25 points Eating Route 11 Potato Chips - 5 points In an elevator - 5 points Eating salty oat cookies at Teaism - 5 points With three tourists doing the "Charlie's Angels" in front of the Spy Museum - 25 points The butcher's case at Eastern Market - 15 points Riding a pig statue - 15 points With a party animal - 5 points for an elephant With a registered lobbyist - 10 points Wearing matching shirts at Filene's Basement - 10 points A tourist with a fanny pack - 25 points With six tourists giving the thumbs up - 20 points The lobby that 'lobbying' comes from (The Willard) - 20 points With a uniformed MPD officer - 25 points On Einstein's lap - 15 points With two tourists giving the peace sign at the Lincoln Memorial - 25 points DC War Veterans Memorial - 25 points A bust of JFK - 15 points At a swimming pool - 10 points With a Monet - 15 points An authentic Maoi statue - 20 points Eating ice cream at Larry's Homemade - 5 points At the Spanish steps - 10 points With Dorothy's ruby slippers - 15 points Embassy of the Ivory Coast - 20 points With one foot in each hemisphere - 25 points Statue of Ghandi - 5 points Eating ice cream at Thomas Sweet - 25 points Francis Scott Key memorial - 30 points Thurston Hall - 30 points George Mason memorial - 20 points In the FDR Memorial's "bread line" - 20 points Eating a cupcake at the Love Cafe - 10 points The rooftop of the tallest residential apartment building in DC (the Cairo) - 15 points With a uniformed USPS worker - 30 points Caps fan – 10 points Person reading on the metro – 10 points Starbucks – 5 points each FBI building – 5 points Ford’s Theatre – 5 points Food vender – 5 points A political shirt – 5 points The Newseum – 5 points Kicking over the Washington monument – 10 points A patriotic tourist – 10 points Protesting – 5 points Friendship archway in Chinatown – 5 points With an octopus at the national aquarium – 15 points Giving a peace sign in front of the Pandas at the National Zoo – 80 points Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers – 40 points Street musician playing a sax – 10 points A bum – 5 points Smithsonian elephant – 10 points With a tourist wearing an “I

Scavengers you may find in a desert are mountain lions and coyotes. Scavenger birds that can be found in a desert are ravens and vultures.

It's dirt clean in this section of the funnies. It is very possible to find all ten of the answers for the scavenger hunt. Sometimes it may take a while to find one, but if you read the clues, they give you an idea of what section of the site to look in. That is one of the easier clues...if you look at it there are 3 words that tell you where it can be found.

1. Franky Lloyd Wright

2. William Henry Johnson

3. Georgia O'keeffe

4. Herbert Hoover

5. Amelia Airhart

6. Harry Houdini

7. Paul Robeson

8. Langston Hughes

9. Mark Twain

10. Louis Armstrong

11. The Allman Brothers Band

12. Woody Allen

13. Wright Brothers

14. Henry Ford

15. Ty Cobb

Jump in a worm hole.

Samantha’s scavenger hunt

Items that "take flight"

The toy plane in Eddie Ryland's backyard

Butterflies in the ice cream parlor

The framed butterflies in Mrs. Hawkin's classroom

The wallpaper in Samantha's bedroom

Four types of transportation

A picture of the train in Mrs. Hawkins's classroom

Photograph of a car in Samantha’s bedroom

Bicycle in Eddie Ryland’s backyard

Toy plane also in Eddie Ryland’s backyard

Four Skills Samantha had to learn

Chart in Mrs Hawkin’s classroom

Statue of pianist also in Mrs Hawkin’s classroom

Books about posture for ladies/conservation picture in Mrs Hawkin’s classroom? (Possibly)

Actions stitch in Samantha’s bedroom

Teddy roosevelt

Pic of him in Mrs Hawkin’s classroom

“Teddy” bear in Samantha’s bedroom

Conservation picture in Mrs Hawkin’s classroom

Gave up

where is the flashlight on scary scavenger hunt

Did you see the window near the safe just click it (answer for the safe:6:19:78)

GO TO THE ROOM NEXT TO THE RED ROOM and click on the mona lisa picture

before clicking the door,go back to the 2 clowns and ask one of them and they will say the code

If you go into the kitchen you will find 3 cupboards, if you click the middle one you will find the torch

consumers

Check out http://www.mastersofthehunt.com/free-scavenger-hunt.php for a free outdoor scavenger hunt list.

a scavenger hunt where players use gps and digital cameras

in samal (blue jaz)

A flea is a parasite because it lives on another animal or living thing harming or irritating it with its presence.

It's in the fireplace after you give the muffin to Lyman

yes. a cardinal is a scavenger.

other than regional level what is the other levels of deca where members are able to compete

Scientists often use the sound of distressed or dying prey, such as recorded animal calls or specific vocalizations, to attract scavengers. These sounds mimic the signals of an animal in trouble, prompting scavengers to investigate the source. This technique is effective in studying scavenger behavior and ecology, as it draws them to specific locations for observation. By understanding their responses, researchers can gain insights into the role of scavengers in ecosystems.

Scavengers are animals that eat from the remains of dead animals.

consumers

Chipmunks are not typically considered scavengers; they are primarily foragers. They actively seek out seeds, nuts, fruits, and insects to eat and often store food in their burrows for later consumption. While they may occasionally consume leftover food or opportunistically eat from human sources, their main behavior revolves around gathering and hoarding food rather than scavenging.

They eat meat and dead animals.

Neither. Squid are predators.