THE GULPER EEL+QUIZ

Today, I now present to you……

A RANDOM REALLY WEIRD DEEP-SEA ANIMAL THAT I LIKE!

Surprisingly, this little specimen up here is not our creature for today. It is actually…

THE GULPER EEL!

Look at this happy (not actually happy) little (not actually little) pelican eel (not a pelican nor an eel)!

That’s right, the gulper eel (or pelican eel, or Grandgousier) is a fish that lives in the ocean’s Twilight zone, which means that it lives 200-1000 meters under the ocean surface. Barely any light even reaches that deep!

As you can see, its main feature is its huge mouth. This is what earns it the name of Pelican eel. 

Basically, it opens its mouth as big as it can to catch fish in it, kinda like a whale shark. When it catches fish, it closes its mouth. However, it is still “inflated” with water while it does this, so from the outside it just looks like a giant awkward balloon with a tail.

There’s not much to talk about here, I just kind of like this fish. This corner is actually going to be a little short, as I have something else I need to do here. That is…

A QUIZ! (on vocabulary!)

Aaannnddd here are our questions!

  1. WHAT IS APRICITY?

THE HEAT OF THE SUN IN APRIL

THE HEAT OF THE SUN IN WINTER

A KIND OF FRUIT

A SYNONYM FOR JOY

Clue: (IF YOU DO NOT WANT IT DO NOT SCROLL DOWN TOO MUCH)

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  1. WHAT IS A “John Doe” OR A “Jane Doe”?

A PERSON OF UNKNOWN NAME AND ORIGIN

A PERSON THAT LOOKS LIKE AN AVERAGE BEING

THE NAME GIVEN THE 4TH U.S. PRESIDENT

A SPECIFIC SPECIES OF DOE (other name for a deer)

Clue: (IF YOU DO NOT WANT IT DO NOT SCROLL DOWN TOO MUCH)

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  1. WHAT IS “jest”? (you should know this one if you read the previous articles)

A KIND OF BIRD

THE SCRAPED SKIN OF AN ORANGE

THE SCRAPED SKIN OF A LEMON

AN ADJECTIVE USED TO DESCRIBE SOMETHING SARCASTIC

Clue: (IF YOU DO NOT WANT IT DO NOT SCROLL DOWN TOO MUCH)

The scraped skin of a lemon is called zest.

ANSWERS (post your scores in the comments!)

THE HEAT OF THE SUN IN WINTER…………………………………….

A PERSON (or a corpse) OF UNKNOWN NAME AND ORIGIN

An adjective used to describe something sarcastic

And another thing!

Go to the théophile gautier BFI instagram page to vote for the next word for me to « review »! It could be from the news, from a random article, or just something you found out that you want to share with others.

The deadline is for friday the 22nd, so you better vote fast!

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