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Wooden totem pole
Cheetah
Angel Falls
EXTREME PLANET ACTIVITY PAGES
Pistol shrimp
Millipede
Burj Khalifa
Tortoiseshell butterfly
Mighty blue whale
Answers: 1: Pistol shrimp 2: Mighty blue whale 3: Angel Falls 4: Mosquito 5: The Rio Carnival 6: Tortoiseshell butterfly 7: Cheetah 8: Burj Khalifa
Mosquito
The Rio Carnival
A whirlwind tour of the globe, seeking out the highest, deepest, widest, narrowest,
coolest, hottest, scariest, smelliest... things on the planet. What’s the longest place name? The oldest vomit? It’s all here!
EXTREME PLANET
Which of the things on this page is the world’s....
... loudest animal?
... biggest animal?
... highest waterfall?
... deadliest insect?
... biggest party?
... highest flying insect?
... fastest mammal?
... tallest building?
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PAGE 1Bootlace worm
Elephant seal
MONSTER MAZECan you navigate around these weird creatures to the bottom of the ocean?
START HERE...
Beware!A gulper eel lives here and can swallow things much
bigger than itself because of its immense, gaping hungry
jaws... swim back!
Swim away!The colossal squid can grow as long as a school bus. It’s strong, beak-
like mouth can cut through steel cable.
Colossal squid have the world’s biggest eyeballs
– each one is bigger than a dinner plate.
Colossal squid grab prey with
their 8 arms and 2 long tentacles.
Right this way!Some rockfish, living about
9800ft below the ocean surface, are more than 200 years old!
FOLLOW SOME OLD AGE WISDOM... GO
THIS WAY!
Not this way! For its size (it’s no
bigger than a pencil case), the scary little
fangtooth has the largest teeth in the ocean. It can’t even close its mouth, its teeth are so big!
Wrong turn! The vampyroteuthis
infernalis – which translates to the ‘vampire squid from hell’ slowly ‘flies’ through
the water looking around with huge glowing red or blue
eyes. Lucky it is only as long as a ruler!
Come on through!Some stingrays are so tame
they will come right up to you. They don’t actually ‘sting’, but they do have a pointy barb under their tail that they use
for protection.
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More people have walked on the Moon than been to the deepest part of the ocean:
Number of people who have walked on the Moon
Number who have been to the deepest part of the ocean
DID YOU KNOW?
...YOU MADE IT! YOU REACHED THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN!
MUM ALWAYS TELLS ME TO EAT WITH MY MOUTH OPEN!
The Hahnenkamm Downhill Race in Austria is
the scariest downhill ski course on the planet. It takes less than
two hair-raising minutes for the world’s best skiers to zoom down the extremely steep and difficult course at up to 140km/h (87mph)!
U N I T E D S T A T E S
O F A M E R I C A
B R A Z I L
C A N A D A
A N T A R C T I C AA N T A R C T I C A
R U S S I A N F E D E R A T I O N
C H I N A
A U S T R A L I A
MEXICO
ARGENTINA
BOLIVIA
ALGERIA
MALI NIGER
EGYPT
CHAD
LIBYA
SUDAN
IRAN
ETHIOPIA
INDIA
KAZAKHSTANM O N G O L I A
GREENLAND
COLOMBIAVENEZUELA
PERU
PARAGUAY
CHILE URUGUAY
NEWZEALAND
ANGOLA
ZAMBIA
NIGERIA
KENYA
TURKEY
IRAQ
SAUDIARABIA
SPAIN
PHILIPPINES
MALAYSIA
I N D O N E S I AECUADOR
FIJI
KIRIBATI
MARSHALLISLANDSFEDERATED STATES
OF MICRONESIA
NAURU
SOLOMONISLANDS
PALAU
PAPUANEW
GUINEA TUVALU
VANUATU
TONGA
SAMOA
CUBA
MALAWI
NAMIBIA
SOUTH AFRICA
CAPEVERDE
MAURITANIA
COMOROS
DJIBOUTI
ERITREA
MADAGASCAR MAURITIUS
SEYCHELLES
SOMALIA
TANZANIA
DEMOCRATICREPUBLIC
OF CONGO(ZAÏRE)
REPU
BLIC O
FCO
NG
O
UZBEKISTAN
MALDIVES
PAKISTAN
SRILANKA
NORWAY
SWEDEN FINLAND
ICELAND
UKRAINE
BELARUSPOLAND
GREECE
SYRIA
YEMEN
OMAN
NORTHKOREA
SOUTHKOREA JAPAN
THAILAND
UNION OFMYANMAR
(BURMA)
LAOS
CAMBODIA VIETNAM
BRUNEI
EASTTIMOR
SINGAPORE
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
FRANCE
MALTA
ITALY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
HAITI
GUYANASURINAME
BOTSWANA
LESOTHO
MOZAMBIQUE
SWAZILAND
ZIMBABWE
GHANA
TOGO
BENIN
BURKINAFASO
CAMEROON
CÔTED'IVOIRE
THE GAMBIA
GUINEAGUINEA-BISSAU
LIBERIA
SENEGAL
SIERRA LEONE
RWANDABURUNDI
UGANDA
CENTRALAFRICAN REPUBLIC
SÃO TOMÉ &PRÍNCIPE
EQUATORIALGUINEA GABON
KYRGYZSTAN
TAJIKISTANTURKMENISTAN
BANGLADESH
BHUTANNEPAL
DENMARKLITHUANIA
ESTONIA
LATVIA
AFGHANISTAN
ALBANIA AZERBAIJANARMENIA
GEORGIA
MOLDOVA
BOSNIA &HERCEGOVINA
BULGARIA
CROATIA
CYPRUS
CZECHREPUBLIC
HUNGARY
MACEDONIA
MONTENEGRO
ROMANIASERBIA
SLOVAKIA
SLOVENIA
QATARBAHRAIN
LEBANONISRAEL & THEPALESTINIANTERRITORIES KUWAIT
UNITEDARAB
EMIRATES
MOROCCOTUNISIA
JORDAN
MONACO
SWITZ.
ANDORRA
LUX.BELGIUM
NETH.
LIECHT. AUSTRIA
GERMANY
SANMARINO
NEWCALEDONIA
NIUE
TOKELAU
WALLIS &FUTUNA
NORTHERNMARIANAISLANDS
GUAM
HONGKONG
MACAU
TAIWAN
TIBET
MAYOTTE
RÉUNION
DIEGO GARCIA - BRITISH INDIANOCEAN TERRITORY
VATICANCITY
SCOTLAND
WALESENGLAND
GIBRALTAR
ARUBA
FRENCHGUIANA
FALKLANDISLANDS
ASCENSION
ST HELENA
TRISTAN DACUNHA
SVALBARD
HONDURAS
EL SALVADOR
PANAMA
COSTA RICA
NICARAGUA
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
Draw the scariest thing you’ve
ever seen...
Draw the TALLEST thing you’ve ever seen...
WEATHER WATCHEXTREME DOODLINGDraw the reddest thing you’ve ever seen...
What’s big, red, cumbersome and the best-known symbol of London?
London’s old red buses look top-heavy, but they can lean at more than 40 degrees and not tip over.
Draw the smelliest thing you’ve ever seen...
QUICK, I CAN’T HOLD MY BREATH MUCH LONGER…
Durian is a tropical fruit that is said to ‘taste like heaven and smell like hell’. Some people say it smells like sewage or vomit. It does, however,
taste delicious!
The Spring Temple Buddha is the world’s tallest statue and so
huge that its toenails are higher than a person.
Help the weatherman show the extreme weather forecast...
Finish the end of the sentences in the weather forecast circles below by drawing a line between them and the correct word endings on the map:
Arizona has the world’s most sun_ _ _ _ _
Venezuela has the world’s most
light_ _ _ _
–light
–ning
–in
Columbia has the world’s
most ra_ _
Yuma, in Arizona, is the
sunniest place in the world The Sun shines for 4174
hours every year– about 94% of daylight hours!
American national park ranger
Roy Sullivan was hit by
lightning seven times
between 1942 and 1977 –
and survived them all.
Answers: 1: Rain 2: Lightning 3: Sunlight
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DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
Q&A
Answers:
A:
A:
A:
Q5: Who would win the gold, silver and bronze medal in a race? The gold medal is awarded to....
The silver medal is awarded to....
The bronze medal is awarded to....
The fastest mammal the Cheetah runs at 112km/h
The fastest fish the Sailfish swims at 110km/h
The Australian tiger beetle is the fastest insect at 8.96km/h
Usain Bolt is the fastest person and runs at 44.72km/h
The fastest bird in level flight is the Spine-tailed swift at 171km/h
Q1: Which place has the most sunshine?
BrazilArizona, USA
Clue: The answer is in the Weather Watch activity on page 3.
A:
Q1: Arizona, USA Q2: Clams Q3: There is no right or wrong answer to this question – it’s up to you! Q4: Giant stone heads Q5: Gold: Spine-tailed swift, Silver: Cheetah, Bronze: Sailfish
Q2: Which is the oldest?
ClamsGiant tortoise
Clue: Some clams living off
Iceland were sitting around
on the bottom of the ocean
when William Shakespeare
was writing his famous
plays over 400 years ago.
Clue: Jonathan is a
Seychelles giant tortoise,
and is the oldest living land
animal. He was born in 1832
– so he’s much older than
even your grandparents.
A:
Q4: Which is the heaviest head?
Colossal heads
Clue: The Olmec people of Mexico were famous for
building massive stone heads which are up to 3 metres high.
Giant stone heads
Clue: Found on Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean, these giant stone heads are
up to 10 metres high and have about the same width
as the Colossal heads.
A:
Q3: Which competition do you
think is the craziest?
Extreme Ironing
Chess Boxing
Two contestants play a match lasting 11 rounds. In each
round they play 4 minutes of chess and then box against each other for 2 minutes.
Participants take an ironing board to a remote location and iron clothes. Clothes
have been ironed while parachuting, scuba diving, mountain climbing, skiing
and canoeing.
A:
U N I T E D S T A T E S O F A M E R I C A
B R A Z I L
C A N A D A
A N T A R C T I C A
A N T A R C T I C A
R U S S I A N F E D E R A T I O N
C H I N A
A U S T R A L I A
MEXICO
ARGENTINA
BOLIVIA
ALGERIA
MALI NIGER
EGYPT
CHAD
LIBYA
SUDAN
IRAN
ETHIOPIA
INDIA
KAZAKHSTAN
M O N G O L I A
GREENLAND
COLOMBIAVENEZUELA
PERU
PARAGUAY
CHILE URUGUAY
NEWZEALAND
ANGOLA
ZAMBIA
NIGERIA
KENYA
TURKEY
IRAQ
SAUDIARABIA
SPAIN
PHILIPPINES
MALAYSIA
I N D O N E S I A
ECUADOR
FIJI
KIRIBATI
MARSHALLISLANDSFEDERATED STATES
OF MICRONESIA
NAURU
SOLOMONISLANDS
PALAU
PAPUANEW
GUINEA TUVALU
VANUATU
TONGA
SAMOA
CUBA
MALAWI
NAMIBIA
SOUTH AFRICA
CAPEVERDE
MAURITANIA
COMOROS
DJIBOUTI
ERITREA
MADAGASCAR MAURITIUS
SEYCHELLES
SOMALIA
TANZANIA
DEMOCRATICREPUBLIC
OF CONGO(ZAÏRE)
REPU
BLIC O
FCO
NG
O
UZBEKISTAN
MALDIVES
PAKISTAN
SRILANKA
NORWAY
SWEDEN FINLAND
ICELAND
UKRAINE
BELARUSPOLAND
GREECE
SYRIA
YEMEN
OMAN
NORTHKOREA
SOUTHKOREA JAPAN
THAILAND
UNION OFMYANMAR(BURMA)
LAOS
CAMBODIA VIETNAM
BRUNEI
EASTTIMOR
SINGAPORE
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
FRANCE
MALTA
ITALY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
HAITI
GUYANASURINAME
BOTSWANA
LESOTHO
MOZAMBIQUE
SWAZILAND
ZIMBABWE
GHANA
TOGO
BENIN
BURKINAFASO
CAMEROON
CÔTED'IVOIRE
THE GAMBIA
GUINEAGUINEA-BISSAU
LIBERIA
SENEGAL
SIERRA LEONE
RWANDABURUNDI
UGANDA
CENTRALAFRICAN REPUBLIC
SÃO TOMÉ &PRÍNCIPE
EQUATORIALGUINEA GABON
KYRGYZSTAN
TAJIKISTANTURKMENISTAN
BANGLADESH
BHUTANNEPAL
DENMARKLITHUANIA
ESTONIA
LATVIA
AFGHANISTAN
ALBANIA AZERBAIJANARMENIA
GEORGIA
MO
LDOVA
BOSNIA &HERCEGOVINA
BULGARIA
CROATIA
CYPRUS
CZECHREPUBLIC
HUNGARY
MACEDONIA
MONTENEGRO
ROMANIASERBIA
SLOVAKIA
SLOVENIA
QATARBAHRAIN
LEBANONISRAEL & THEPALESTINIANTERRITORIES KUWAIT
UNITEDARAB
EMIRATES
MOROCCOTUNISIA
JORDAN
MONACO
SWITZ.
ANDORRA
LUX.BELGIUM
NETH.
LIECHT. AUSTRIA
GERMANY
SANMARINO
NEWCALEDONIA
NIUE
TOKELAU
WALLIS &FUTUNA
NORTHERNMARIANAISLANDS
GUAM
HONGKONG
MACAU
TAIWAN
TIBET
MAYOTTE
RÉUNION
DIEGO GARCIA - BRITISH INDIANOCEAN TERRITORY
VATICANCITY
SCOTLAND
WALESENGLAND
GIBRALTAR
ARUBA
FRENCHGUIANA
FALKLANDISLANDS
ASCENSION
ST HELENA
TRISTAN DACUNHA
SVALBARD
HONDURAS
EL SALVADOR
PANAMA
COSTA RICA
NICARAGUA
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
U N I T E D S T A T E S O F A M E R I C A
B R A Z I L
C A N A D A
A N T A R C T I C A
A N T A R C T I C A
R U S S I A N F E D E R A T I O N
C H I N A
A U S T R A L I A
MEXICO
ARGENTINA
BOLIVIA
ALGERIA
MALI NIGER
EGYPT
CHAD
LIBYA
SUDAN
IRAN
ETHIOPIA
INDIA
KAZAKHSTAN
M O N G O L I A
GREENLAND
COLOMBIAVENEZUELA
PERU
PARAGUAY
CHILE URUGUAY
NEWZEALAND
ANGOLA
ZAMBIA
NIGERIA
KENYA
TURKEY
IRAQ
SAUDIARABIA
SPAIN
PHILIPPINES
MALAYSIA
I N D O N E S I A
ECUADOR
FIJI
KIRIBATI
MARSHALLISLANDSFEDERATED STATES
OF MICRONESIA
NAURU
SOLOMONISLANDS
PALAU
PAPUANEW
GUINEA TUVALU
VANUATU
TONGA
SAMOA
CUBA
MALAWI
NAMIBIA
SOUTH AFRICA
CAPEVERDE
MAURITANIA
COMOROS
DJIBOUTI
ERITREA
MADAGASCAR MAURITIUS
SEYCHELLES
SOMALIA
TANZANIA
DEMOCRATICREPUBLIC
OF CONGO(ZAÏRE)
REPU
BLIC O
FCO
NG
O
UZBEKISTAN
MALDIVES
PAKISTAN
SRILANKA
NORWAY
SWEDEN FINLAND
ICELAND
UKRAINE
BELARUSPOLAND
GREECE
SYRIA
YEMEN
OMAN
NORTHKOREA
SOUTHKOREA JAPAN
THAILAND
UNION OFMYANMAR(BURMA)
LAOS
CAMBODIA VIETNAM
BRUNEI
EASTTIMOR
SINGAPORE
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
FRANCE
MALTA
ITALY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
HAITI
GUYANASURINAME
BOTSWANA
LESOTHO
MOZAMBIQUE
SWAZILAND
ZIMBABWE
GHANA
TOGO
BENIN
BURKINAFASO
CAMEROON
CÔTED'IVOIRE
THE GAMBIA
GUINEAGUINEA-BISSAU
LIBERIA
SENEGAL
SIERRA LEONE
RWANDABURUNDI
UGANDA
CENTRALAFRICAN REPUBLIC
SÃO TOMÉ &PRÍNCIPE
EQUATORIALGUINEA GABON
KYRGYZSTAN
TAJIKISTANTURKMENISTAN
BANGLADESH
BHUTANNEPAL
DENMARKLITHUANIA
ESTONIA
LATVIA
AFGHANISTAN
ALBANIA AZERBAIJANARMENIA
GEORGIA
MO
LDOVA
BOSNIA &HERCEGOVINA
BULGARIA
CROATIA
CYPRUS
CZECHREPUBLIC
HUNGARY
MACEDONIA
MONTENEGRO
ROMANIASERBIA
SLOVAKIA
SLOVENIA
QATARBAHRAIN
LEBANONISRAEL & THEPALESTINIANTERRITORIES KUWAIT
UNITEDARAB
EMIRATES
MOROCCOTUNISIA
JORDAN
MONACO
SWITZ.
ANDORRA
LUX.BELGIUM
NETH.
LIECHT. AUSTRIA
GERMANY
SANMARINO
NEWCALEDONIA
NIUE
TOKELAU
WALLIS &FUTUNA
NORTHERNMARIANAISLANDS
GUAM
HONGKONG
MACAU
TAIWAN
TIBET
MAYOTTE
RÉUNION
DIEGO GARCIA - BRITISH INDIANOCEAN TERRITORY
VATICANCITY
SCOTLAND
WALESENGLAND
GIBRALTAR
ARUBA
FRENCHGUIANA
FALKLANDISLANDS
ASCENSION
ST HELENA
TRISTAN DACUNHA
SVALBARD
HONDURAS
EL SALVADOR
PANAMA
COSTA RICA
NICARAGUA
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
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