Parasitic Has edible fruits Epiphyte Adapted to wildfires Keystone species Has an exoskeleton Lays eggs Solitary Arthropod Migratory Endemic to Florida Nests in a cavity Non- native invasive Complete metamorphosis Flying Animal Free! Reproduces with seeds Stings Is a recovered species Has fur Carnivore Year- round resident to Florida Male and female look different Mammal Mimics something else Endangered or threatened Is usually silent Has a mutualistic or symbiotic relationship Has a shell Crepuscular Cares for their young Reproduces with spores Has a color in its name Pollinator Is a larval host plant Lives in saltwater Detrivore Venomous Known for its speed Decomposer Non-native naturalized Adapted to eating toxic things Nocturnal Colonial Poisonous Apex predator Has scales Has leaves larger than a golf ball Aquatic plant Omnivore Has more than six legs Diurnal Uses a burrow Herbivore Smaller than a penny Communicates using sound Has feathers Grows taller than 10 feet Vine Uses wind seed dispersal Parasitic Has edible fruits Epiphyte Adapted to wildfires Keystone species Has an exoskeleton Lays eggs Solitary Arthropod Migratory Endemic to Florida Nests in a cavity Non- native invasive Complete metamorphosis Flying Animal Free! Reproduces with seeds Stings Is a recovered species Has fur Carnivore Year- round resident to Florida Male and female look different Mammal Mimics something else Endangered or threatened Is usually silent Has a mutualistic or symbiotic relationship Has a shell Crepuscular Cares for their young Reproduces with spores Has a color in its name Pollinator Is a larval host plant Lives in saltwater Detrivore Venomous Known for its speed Decomposer Non-native naturalized Adapted to eating toxic things Nocturnal Colonial Poisonous Apex predator Has scales Has leaves larger than a golf ball Aquatic plant Omnivore Has more than six legs Diurnal Uses a burrow Herbivore Smaller than a penny Communicates using sound Has feathers Grows taller than 10 feet Vine Uses wind seed dispersal
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Parasitic
Has edible fruits
Epiphyte
Adapted to wildfires
Keystone species
Has an exoskeleton
Lays eggs
Solitary
Arthropod
Migratory
Endemic to Florida
Nests in a cavity
Non-native invasive
Complete metamorphosis
Flying Animal
Free!
Reproduces with seeds
Stings
Is a recovered species
Has fur
Carnivore
Year-round resident to Florida
Male and female look different
Mammal
Mimics something else
Endangered or threatened
Is usually silent
Has a mutualistic or symbiotic relationship
Has a shell
Crepuscular
Cares for their young
Reproduces with spores
Has a color in its name
Pollinator
Is a larval host plant
Lives in saltwater
Detrivore
Venomous
Known for its speed
Decomposer
Non-native naturalized
Adapted to eating toxic things
Nocturnal
Colonial
Poisonous
Apex predator
Has scales
Has leaves larger than a golf ball
Aquatic plant
Omnivore
Has more than six legs
Diurnal
Uses a burrow
Herbivore
Smaller than a penny
Communicates using sound
Has feathers
Grows taller than 10 feet
Vine
Uses wind seed dispersal