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  • The Amazon river dolphin is pink.
    True
    False
  • How many species of macaws are there?
    32
    100
    17
    10
  • The Matses is what?
    A turtle
    A food
    A monkey
    An amazon tribe
  • A Macaw can live for up to?
    50 years
    10 years
    100 year
    25 years
  • Here do the river turtle lay their eggs near the end of the dry season?
    in tunnels they borrow
    in clumps of grass
    highest spots of the beach banks
    the bottom of the deepest areas of the river
  • What is an Agouti?
    a Brazilian tribe
    a hairy spider
    a large rodent species
    a kind of monkey
  • Macaws pick a new mate every year.
    False
    True
  • In the Amazon, who/what prizes monkey meat?
    Macaws
    Jaguarars
    Boa Constrictors
    The Matses tribe
  • River Otters are highly social.
    False
    True
  • Monkeys spend most of their time where?
    on the ground
    Near the water
    Dens/caves
    Tree tops
  • Brazil nuts are only grown on farms in the Amazon.
    True
    False
  • How long can a pirarucu fish grow to be?
    24 inches
    over 9 feet
    12 inches
    20 feet
  • The Amazon rive in approximately 4000 miles long.
    False
    True
  • Some plants use chemicals as defense.
    False
    True
  • Leaf cutter ants are gardeners, what do they grow?
    New trees
    Corn
    Herbs
    Fungus
  • What does the Amazon river dolphin toss around as part of its mating ritual?
    driftwood
    shiny pebbles
    fish
    dirt
  • Tarantulas live in?
    underground borrows
    in brazil nut trees
    webs in trees
    under rocks
  • What incubates Amazon river turtle eggs?
    turtle sitting on them
    the hot sand
    bundles of grass
    the don't need incubation
  • The Amazon river houses 30 - 60 species of ________.
    Guppies
    Blue Gill
    Piranha
    Sturgeon
  • Squirrel monkeys live in groups of up to 500 others.
    True
    False
  • Macaws travel alone.
    True
    False
  • They live in underground colonies in the millions?
    Tarantulas
    Earth Worms
    Termites
    Leaf Cutter Ants
  • This forest forager can life 20 times its body weight.
    beetles
    tarantulas
    frogs
    leaf cutter ants
  • The most numerous inhabitant of the Amazon are ?
    Beetles
    Ants
    Spiders
    Cock roaches
  • The Agouti buries brazil nuts that later will grow into trees.
    True
    False
  • A single brazil nut pod can contain up tp 24 nuts.
    False
    True
  • the Amazon river turtle returns to the same spot year after year to lay its egg.s
    False
    True
  • Which animal found in the amazon is related to the guinea pig?
    Capybara
    Agouti
    Monkey
    Sloth
  • The Amazon is home to the worlds largest fresh water fish called what?
    Dolphin
    Sturgeon
    Eel
    Pirarucu
  • The Jaguar is the Amazons top _________.
    nocturnal animal
    herbavoire
    predator
    tree climber
  • A major problem in Brazil is?
    Humidity
    Incescts
    Deforestation
    Swamps
  • Ancient river turtles are ___________swimmers.
    slow
    powerful
    fast
    quiet
  • The Bite of a _____________can puncture a turtle shell.
    Macaw
    Amazon river dolphin
    Jaguar
    Monkey
  • What river originates in the Andes Mountain's of Peru?
    Congo
    Nile
    Yellow
    Amazon
  • How long does it take for the Amazon river turtle eggs to hatch?
    10 days
    6 weeks
    1 year
    6 months
  • A Tarantula kills its prey by?
    injecting it with venom
    catching it in its web
    chasing it to exhaustion
    suffocating it
  • The Amazon looses ___________everyday.
    air
    water
    birds
    forest
  • A leaf cutter ant measures with its ?
    stick
    another ants body
    a tiny ruler
    leg span
  • It is the largest most beautiful parrot in the world.
    Finch
    Macaw
    Ostrich
    Peacock
  • How have the Macaws adapted to be able to eat toxic plants?
    drinking lots of water
    by eating clay from cliffs
    they don't eat toxic plants
    eating monkey meat
  • River __________ are rare and endangered.
    Turtles
    Eel
    Dolphins
    Otters