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Michigan Week Trivia: Gabby learned that lots of delicious cherries are grown in Northern Michigan! In fact, about 75% of tart cherries and 20% of sweet cherries in the U.S. come from our state! That's equal to about 250 million pounds of cherries! Yum, yum! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Alyra learned that the Petoskey Stone is our official state stone! If you walk along Michigan beaches, you might see some. They have beautiful patterns. These stones are actually fossilized coral! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Shailyn learned about Michigan's state bird, the Robin Redbreast. This has been our state bird since 1931! The Michigan Audubon Society wanted the Robin to recognized. Do you see Robins where you live? #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Miriam learned that Michigan also has an official state fossil! In 2002, the mastodon became Michigan's state fossil. It's believed that this amazing creature once lived all over Michigan! Their fossils are still discovered here! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Abby learned that Michigan has an official state reptile! The Painted Turtle can be found all over our state. Amazingly, Painted Turtles can live to be as old as 55 years! Wow! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Josiah learned that Michigan has an official state tree: The White Pine! These trees have bundles of 5 needles, and they can grow to be 100 feet tall! Isn't that awesome! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Dawson learned that he has a cool connection to Michigan's boat-building industry! His Great-Grandpa, Robert R. Linn, founded the Roamer Boat Company, which was later sold to Chris-Craft. This image is a blueprint of one of his designs! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Will learned that Detroit is the automobile capital of the world! In fact, its nickname is "Motor City". Each year, over 2 million cars and trucks are made on Michigan assembly lines. Isn't that cool?!? #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Devlin learned that Michigan is sometimes called "The Wolverine State". Wolverines are fierce carnivores that usually are not found in Michigan. However, in 2004, one was spotted in Huron County (the "thumb" area). Isn't that amazing?!? #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Brayden learned that the tallest dog in the world lived in Otsego, Michigan! Zeus was a Great Dane that measured 44 inches from foot to shoulder. Zeus passed away at age 5, but he is still the Guinness World Record holder for his height. #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: This week, Addyson learned about Roger B. Chaffee. Born in Grand Rapids, Chaffee was a Naval Aviator. He was selected to be a NASA astronaut for the Apollo I mission. Sadly, he perished in a practice launch at Kennedy Space Center in 1967. #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Charis learned that the name "Michigan" is believed to come from the Ottawa word "Mishigami", which means "great water". Aren't our lakes awesome?!? #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Emme learned that lots of pure maple syrup is made in Michigan. After trees are tapped, the sap is boiled to make the water in it evaporate. Then, you have a nice, thick syrup! On average, 90,000 gallons of syrup are produced here each year! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Brian learned that Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore extends for 42 miles along the shore of Lake Superior. The rocks cliffs reach up to 200 feet above the lake level! In some places, you're allowed to jump from the ledge into Lake Superior! #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Harley learned that the Michigan state quarter was released on Jan. 26, 2004. There were 459,600,00 of them minted! The quarter shows our beautiful shoreline and the nickname "Great Lakes State". #MichiganTrivia
Michigan Week Trivia: Marijke learned that the Kellogg Cereal Company was founded in Battle Creek in 1906. They make Corn Pops, Frosted Flakes, Rice Krispies, and many more! Kellogg's sells more than 2.7 billion boxes of cereal a year! They're grrrrreat! #MichiganTrivia
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