Chapter 3 Wild life | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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State true or false about the statement given. "Owls are active mostly at night".

True (They hunt at night)

State true or false about the statement given. "Snails carry their homes on their backs".

True (Their shells are like their homes and protect them)

State true or false about the statement given. "A baby frog is called a tadpole".

True (Tadpoles live in water and grow into frogs)

State true or false about the statement given. "Frogs can live both in water and on land".

True (They are amphibians and live in both places)

State true or false about the statement given. "Penguins can fly".

False (They cannot fly but are excellent swimmers)

State true or false about the statement given. "An eagle has excellent eyesight".

True (They can see prey from very far away)

State true or false about the statement given. "All snakes are poisonous".

False (Only some snakes have venom)

State true or false about the statement given. "Ants live alone".

False (They live in large colonies or groups)

State true or false about the statement given. "Giraffes have short necks".

False (They have long necks to reach leaves high in trees)

State true or false about the statement given. "Rabbits are carnivores".

False (They eat plants, so they are herbivores)

State true or false about the statement given. "A panda's main food is bamboo".

True (Pandas eat mostly bamboo every day)

State true or false about the statement given. "Cheetahs are the fastest land animals".

True (They can run up to 100km/h for short distances)

State true or false about the statement given. "Monkeys use their tails for balance".

True (Their tails help them move easily through trees)

State true or false about the statement given. "Whales breathe through gills like fish".

False (Whales have lungs and breathe air through blowholes)

State true or false about the statement given. "Octopuses have eight arms".

True (The name "octopus" means eight legs)

State true or false about the statement given. "A crocodile is a herbivore".

False (Crocodiles are meat-eaters which is known as carnivores)

State true or false about the statement given. "All birds can fly".

False (Some birds like ostriches and penguins cannot fly)

State true or false about the statement given. "Deer have sharp claws to catch prey".

False (Deer have hooves and eat plants)

State true or false about the statement given. "Zebras have spots".

False (Zebras have black and white stripes, not spots)

State true or false about the statement given. "Dolphins are mammals".

True (They breathe air, give birth to babies, and feed them milk)

State true or false about the statement given. "Kangaroos carry their babies in pouches".

True (They have pouch on their belly for their babies)

State true or false about the statement given. "Some fish can glow in the dark".

True (These are called bioluminescent fish)

State true or false about the statement given. "Camels store water in their humps".

False(They store fat)

State true or false about the statement given. "Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth".

True (They are the biggest animals)

State true or false about the statement given. "Polar bears live at the South Pole".

False (They live in the North Pole)

State true or false about the statement given. "A group of lions is called a pride".

True (Lions live in family groups known as pride)

State true or false about the statement given. "Tigers have stripes to help them hide".

True (Stripes help them blend into grass and forests)

State true or false about the statement given. "Bats are blind".

False (Bats can see & uses echolocation to find things)

State true or false about the statement given. "Bees help plants grow by spreading pollen".

True (They pollinate flowers while collecting nectar)

State true or false about the statement given. "Peacocks can fly long distances".

False (They can fly short distances only)