Surprise Trivia for Hallow-Xmas and Eyewire’s 10th Anniversary!
Something big is arriving, Eyewirers! Something huge! Can you believe it? It’s Eyewire’s 10th anniversary, coming on December 10th. On that day, …
Hallow-Xmas 3: Remix Edition
‘Twas the third Hallow-Xmas, and on every cell Both autumn and winter had cast their great spell: The curious blending of seasonal …
Reptile Pile: Awards
All competition events for Reptile Pile have finished, and it’s probably time to slither away for a post competition rest. We hope …
Reptile Pile: Turtle Time Marathon
Turtles come from the order Testudines, and are recognizable by their shells, which developed from their ribs. A turtle’s shell is part …
Reptile Pile: Tuatara vs. Worm Lizard
It’s time for a reptilian head-to-head! We’re making friends with some lesser known reptiles in this month’s competition, so let’s get to …
Reptile Pile: Learnin’ Lizards Trivia
There’s a lot to learn about lizards. In fact, this group of squamate reptiles, the largest order of reptiles, has over 7000 …
Reptile Pile: Crocodilian Hunt
Crocodilians are large, predatory semi-aquatic reptiles. They’ve been kicking around for 95 million years, and their closest relatives are actually birds! Human …
Reptile Pile: Accurassssssy Happy Hours
Snakes are limbless, carnivorous scaly reptiles from the Squamata order (we’ll meet some of their club members in later competitions). Although you …
Eyewire presents: Reptile Pile
Ah it’s summer again! Time to find a hot rock to sun yourself on and kick that body heat up to 11. …
Fossil Fever: Awards
All competition events for Fossil Fever have finished, but we hope you enjoyed the closing ceremony and also the challenge week in …
Fossil Fever: Marathon Results!
Talk about putting the “trace” in trace fossils! You finished this 1301-cube marathon cell in 17 hours 28 minutes, along with 5 …
Fossil Fever: Carbonization Triumphs!
Big congrats to Team Carbonization! It appears you’ve proven Eyewire’s fossilization method of choice. Congrats too to the permineralizers on their own …