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Which of the following animals can roll up into a protective ball?
 
Pangolin
 
Cat
 
Giraffe
 
Pufferfish
Why do baby elephants suck their trunks?
 
For comfort
 
To help them breathe
 
To find food
 
To signal to their mother
Which animal holds the record for the longest verified lifespan?
 
Madagascar radiated tortoise
 
Giant tortoise
 
Elephant
 
Blue whale
What is the longest verified lifespan of an animal?
 
188 years
 
120 years
 
150 years
 
200 years
A blue whale's tongue can weigh as much as:
 
A small car or elephant
 
A basketball
 
A horse
 
A school bus
How many teeth does a common garden snail have?
 
14,000
 
1,000
 
5,000
 
10,000
How long can a cockroach survive after its head is cut off?
 
Several weeks
 
A day
 
A few minutes
 
A week
How many hours can koalas sleep each day?
 
22 hours
 
10 hours
 
15 hours
 
8 hours
What defence mechanism does the pangolin have against predators?
 
It rolls into an armour-plated ball
 
It emits a foul odour
 
It has venomous spines
 
It changes colours
Which animal has the shortest adult lifespan?
 
Mayfly
 
Mosquito
 
Butterfly
 
Ant
How many insects are estimated to exist for each human on Earth?
 
1.4 billion
 
100,000
 
500,000
 
10 billion
Which animal is considered the deadliest due to the number of deaths it causes annually?
 
Mosquito
 
Shark
 
Lion
 
Tiger
Why do otters hold hands while sleeping?
 
To keep from floating away
 
To stay warm
 
To communicate with each other
 
To protect against predators
What colour are flamingos when they are born?
 
Grey
 
Pink
 
White
 
Yellow
What causes flamingos to turn pink?
 
Their diet of brine shrimp and blue-green algae
 
Their genetics
 
Exposure to sunlight
 
Their interaction with water
Which of the following describes why animals are unique?
 
Each has adaptations to survive and thrive
 
All animals live in the same environment
 
Animals have identical characteristics
 
Animals cannot adapt to new environments
How much blood does a blue whale's heart pump with each beat?
 
60 gallons
 
10 gallons
 
25 gallons
 
40 gallons
The heart of a blue whale is approximately the size of:
 
A small car
 
A motorcycle
 
A basketball
 
A truck tire
Where can you find the largest animals on earth, the blue whales?
 
Antarctica
 
Indian Ocean
 
Pacific Ocean
 
Amazon River
How does each dolphin's whistle function similarly to a human feature?
 
Like a fingerprint
 
Like a phone number
 
Like a unique voice
 
Like an address
Dolphins communicate with each other using what?
 
Distinctive whistles
 
Clicks
 
Body language
 
Tail slaps
Why is wombat poop cube-shaped?
 
To prevent it from rolling
 
It stacks better
 
It's easier to digest
 
To absorb moisture
Wombats have what unusual shape of droppings?
 
Cube-shaped
 
Circular
 
Pyramid
 
Hexagonal
What unique feature helps jumping spiders leap so far?
 
Hydraulic pressure in their legs
 
Extra muscles
 
Wings
 
Spring-loaded joints
Jumping spiders can leap up to how many times their body length?
 
50 times
 
20 times
 
10 times
 
30 times
Which animal is known for its ability to use tools and recognize human faces?
 
Crows
 
Owls
 
Monkeys
 
Dolphins
What is a group of crows called?
 
A murder
 
A pack
 
A flock
 
A colony
What purpose does the algae serve for sloths?
 
It helps with camouflage
 
It keeps their skin moist
 
It provides a food source
 
It deters insects
Which animal has such a slow pace that algae can grow on its fur?
 
Sloth
 
Panda
 
Koala
 
Lemur
1.Why can't kangaroos walk backward?
 
Their unique leg structure prevents it
 
They prefer jumping
 
Their tails are too heavy
 
They can walk backward if needed