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1
TRUE OR FALSE: Wombat poop is square-shaped.
FALSE
TRUE
2
How many legs does a lobster have?
10
6
8
4
3
TRUE OR FALSE: Only the males are called peacocks. Females are called peahens.
TRUE
FALSE
4
What is a group of whales called?
a pride
a herd
a group
a pod
5
TRUE OR FALSE: Anteaters have teeth.
TRUE
FALSE
6
A panda's daily diet consists almost entirely of what plant?
Bamboo
Cherry Blossom
Panda Express
Eucalyptus
7
A group of bunnies is called
a fluffle
a litter
a herd
a den
8
A group of pugs is called
a pack
a litter
a grumble
a herd
9
TRUE OR FALSE: Fruit bats use echolocation to find food.
TRUE
FALSE
10
TRUE OR FALSE: A python is a poisonous snake.
FALSE
TRUE
11
The Chihuahua is a breed of dog believed to originate from what country?
Bolivia
Ecuador
Mexico
China
12
What is the sleepiest animal in the world, sleeping around 22 hours each day?
koala
anteater
polar bear
sloth
13
TRUE OR FALSE: Sea otters hold hands while they're sleeping so they don't drift apart.
TRUE
FALSE
14
What kind of animal is a komodo dragon?
a crocodile
an iguana
a lizard
an alligator
15
Which animal can produce the loudest sound of any animal?
lion
blue whale
elephant
gorilla
16
Blue jays mimmick hawks' calls to
communicate with other blue jays
call its babies
find a mate
scare away other birds
17
Squirrels plant thousands of trees each year by
forgetting where they put their acorns
spitting out the seeds from the hull
pooping out seeds everywhere
carving irrigation ditches
18
TRUE OR FALSE: Male ring-tailed lemurs will "stink fight" by wafting scent at each other.
TRUE
FALSE
19
TRUE OR FALSE: Prairie dogs say hello by kissing.
FALSE
TRUE
20
The llama is a domesticated camelid that is native to which continent?
South America
North America
Africa
Australia