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ani-1104 | What is the largest living subspecies of giraffe on the planet? | [
"Masai Giraffe",
"South African Giraffe",
"Rothschild Giraffe",
"Nubian Giraffe"
] | Masai Giraffe |
ani-1105 | What method of defense do giraffes most often employ against predator attacks? | [
"None of these",
"Kicking",
"They use their horns",
"Standing still"
] | Kicking |
ani-1106 | What does the name of the zebra literally mean? | [
"Wild ass",
"Funny horse",
"Striped",
"Black-and-white"
] | Wild ass |
ani-1107 | Which of the senses of zebras is generally underdeveloped and the animal cannot rely very much on it? | [
"Smell",
"None of these",
"Hearing",
"Eyesight"
] | None of these |
ani-1108 | What animal is the number one predator of zebras? | [
"Jackal",
"Lion",
"Hyena",
"Crocodile"
] | Lion |
ani-1109 | What is the term denoting a group of zebras that live together? | [
"Harem",
"Pack",
"Stud",
"Herd"
] | Harem |
ani-1110 | Unfortunately this fictional dog is constantly bullied by his buddy cat. | [
"Snoopy",
"Lucky",
"Goofy",
"Odie"
] | Odie |
ani-1111 | Which cartoon dog is one of Mickey Mouses best friends? | [
"Happy",
"Minnie",
"Doggie",
"Goofy"
] | Goofy |
ani-1112 | Which Rough Collie was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame? | [
"Odie",
"Honey",
"Lassie",
"Beauty"
] | Lassie |
ani-1113 | What is the real name of the dog who first played the fictitious dog Benji in the series of Benji films? | [
"Benji",
"Higgins",
"Arnold",
"Lassie"
] | Higgins |
ani-1114 | This dog, whose name means barker in Russian, became the first living creature from Earth to enter orbit. | [
"Mandy",
"Laika",
"Lucky",
"Sporty"
] | Laika |
ani-1115 | This dog, who first showed up in a Bud Light Beer Super Bowl ad, had a black circle around one eye. | [
"Spuds MacKenzie",
"Blue MacKenzie",
"Long John",
"Spottie"
] | Spuds MacKenzie |
ani-1116 | Name the Red Baron hunting Beagle from Charles Schultz popular comic strip, Peanuts. | [
"Scooby",
"Lassie",
"Odie",
"Snoopy"
] | Snoopy |
ani-1117 | This cartoon Great Dane often needs his nephew headstrong nephew to protect him. | [
"Scooby",
"Odie",
"Scrappy",
"Snoopy"
] | Scooby |
ani-1118 | Which of these is the most distinctive feature of one of the largest marine creatures, which is also known to be the best diver - the sperm whale? | [
"Its huge vivid eyes",
"Its extremely long tail",
"Its enormous head",
"The unique curvatures of its fins"
] | Its enormous head |
ani-1119 | Giant squids, for long believed to be mythical creatures, are a type of deep-ocean dwelling squid that can grow to a tremendous size. The giant squid also holds the record for the largest organ, in which of these bodily systems? | [
"Digestive system",
"Visual system",
"Auditory system",
"Reproductive system"
] | Visual system |
ani-1120 | In Herman Melvilles Moby-Dick, the leading character Ahab, consumed with the desire for revenge for his lost leg, mindlessly pursues a whale nicknamed Moby Dick. What type of whale is Moby Dick, according to the book? | [
"Sperm whale",
"Baleen whale",
"Blue whale",
"Humpback whale"
] | Sperm whale |
ani-1121 | This member of the oceanic dolphin family, named for its versatile predatory habits, cannot be mistaken with any other sea creature, due to its distinctive coloration - black back, white chest, sides, and a patch above and behind each eye. | [
"Killer whale",
"Humpback dolphin",
"Pilot whale",
"Spinner dolphin"
] | Killer whale |
ani-1122 | In marine science, ichthyology, branch of zoology closely related to marine biology and oceanography, is the study of what? | [
"Microscopic marine life",
"Fish",
"Marine mammals",
"Marine plant life"
] | Fish |
ani-1123 | Devilfish, a large species of ray, also called manta, was named such due to which of these characteristic features? | [
"Its pointed tail",
"Two pointed lobes on each side of the head",
"Its hunting habits",
"Extended, winglike fins"
] | Two pointed lobes on each side of the head |
ani-1124 | Periplaneta americana, Blattella germanica and Gromphadorhina portentosa are all species of this insect. | [
"House fly",
"Cockroach",
"Stick Insect",
"Butterfly"
] | Cockroach |
ani-1125 | It is the national insect of Canada and the state insect of Texas. | [
"Ladybug",
"Cricket",
"Praying Mantis",
"Monarch butterfly"
] | Monarch butterfly |
ani-1126 | Many Royal Navy and US Navy ships are named after this fearful insect. Not just that, but an F/A-18 aircraft and a Honda motorcycle also carry its name. | [
"Tarantula",
"Cicada",
"Hornet",
"Yellowjacket"
] | Hornet |
ani-1127 | The scarab, a sacred beetle to Ancient Egyptians, is commonly known as what? | [
"Dung Beetle",
"Stag Beetle",
"June Bug",
"Noble Chafer"
] | Dung Beetle |
ani-1128 | What is the common length of a full grown male Komodo Dragon? | [
"11 feet",
"8 feet",
"6 feet",
"9 feet"
] | 9 feet |
ani-1129 | The Komodo Dragon is NOT native to which of these islands? | [
"Rinca",
"Flores",
"Gili Motang",
"Savalhi"
] | Savalhi |
ani-1130 | How heavy was the largest verified wild Komodo Dragon? | [
"154 lbs.",
"275 lbs.",
"200 lbs.",
"365 lbs."
] | 365 lbs. |
ani-1131 | The Komodo Dragon is venomous. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1132 | What is the top speed that a Komodo Dragon can reach? | [
"13 mph",
"6 mph",
"10 mph",
"27 mph"
] | 13 mph |
ani-1133 | The Komodo Dragon is only one of 3 species of venomous lizards in the world. | [
"False",
"True"
] | False |
ani-1134 | Which of these American zoos does NOT house Komodo Dragons? | [
"Honolulu Zoo",
"Disneys Animal Kingdom",
"Memphis Zoo",
"Bronx Zoo"
] | Bronx Zoo |
ani-1135 | Female Komodo Dragons can lay eggs without any contact with males. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1136 | How fast can a black bear run? | [
"61km/hour",
"48 km/hour",
"39 km/hour",
"53 km/hour"
] | 48 km/hour |
ani-1137 | Are all bears omnivores? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | No |
ani-1138 | Which of the following is not a nickname for a polar bear? | [
"White bear",
"Great bear",
"Northern bear",
"Sea bear"
] | Great bear |
ani-1139 | At what age can grizzly bears start to mate? | [
"9 years",
"1 and a half year",
"7 weeks",
"4 and a half year"
] | 4 and a half year |
ani-1140 | Do polar bears live in Antarctica? | [
"No",
"Yes"
] | No |
ani-1141 | How many years does a mother grizzly stay with her cubs? | [
"5 months to 10 months",
"1and a half to 3 and a half years",
"6 weeks to 1 year",
"7-8 years"
] | 1and a half to 3 and a half years |
ani-1142 | How many polar bear subspecies are there? | [
"0",
"3",
"5",
"1"
] | 0 |
ani-1143 | Which of these animals usually preys on black bear cubs? | [
"Hedgehog",
"Garden snake",
"Cougar",
"Dog"
] | Cougar |
ani-1144 | What of these members of the bear family is the largest? | [
"Black bear",
"Panda",
"Grizzly bear",
"Polar bear"
] | Polar bear |
ani-1145 | Where do orphaned grizzly cubs Grinder and Coola live? | [
"Yukon",
"Northwest Territories",
"British Columbia",
"Ontario"
] | British Columbia |
ani-1146 | There are just 2 species of turkey in the world. | [
"False",
"True"
] | True |
ani-1147 | Are wild turkeys very good fliers? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | Yes |
ani-1148 | Turkeys are named after the country of Turkey. | [
"False",
"True"
] | True |
ani-1149 | How many eggs does a turkey usually lay? | [
"8-15",
"4-12",
"6-13",
"4-8"
] | 8-15 |
ani-1150 | Turkeys like to roost high in trees at night. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1151 | Turkeys were once threatened with extinction in America. | [
"False",
"True"
] | True |
ani-1152 | Did all Indian tribes of North America eat turkeys or consider them to be edible? | [
"No",
"Yes"
] | No |
ani-1153 | Male turkeys are monogamous and will stay with one female for life. | [
"True",
"False"
] | False |
ani-1154 | A cats sense of hearing is much more sensitive than that of a human or a dog. | [
"False",
"True"
] | True |
ani-1155 | How fast can a domestic cat sprint? | [
"15 MPG",
"30 MPH",
"17 MPH",
"25 MPH"
] | 30 MPH |
ani-1156 | Which of these statements if true about a cat? | [
"Their urine glows under a black light.",
"Normal body temperature for a a cat is 95 degrees Fahrenheit.",
"They take about 50 breaths per minute.",
"They walk on the bottoms of their feet."
] | Their urine glows under a black light. |
ani-1157 | The nose pad of a cat is unique like the human fingerprint. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1158 | According to a survey, what percentage of American cat owners admit to blow drying their feline after giving it a bath? | [
"15%",
"70%",
"25%",
"5%"
] | 25% |
ani-1159 | Which type of cat is almost always female? | [
"Calico",
"White",
"Persian",
"Siamese"
] | Calico |
ani-1160 | Cats have 517 of these in their entire body. | [
"Claws",
"Whiskers",
"Muscles",
"Bones"
] | Muscles |
ani-1161 | Indoor cats tend to live longer. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1162 | What year was the very first cat show held? | [
"1895",
"1926",
"1877",
"1901"
] | 1895 |
ani-1163 | Which of these is not one of the most popular names for female cats in the USA? | [
"Missy",
"Pumpkin",
"Socks",
"Tigger"
] | Socks |
ani-1164 | Finish this old phrase:
When you call a dog, he comes right over to you. When you call a cat, she________________. | [
"climbs the curtains",
"takes a message",
"thinks its dinner time",
"runs away from you"
] | takes a message |
ani-1165 | On what continent can aardvarks be found? | [
"Africa",
"Asia",
"South America",
"Australia"
] | Africa |
ani-1166 | Are aardvarks an endangered species? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | No |
ani-1167 | What is the scientific name for an aardvark? | [
"Troglodytes pan",
"Orycteropus afer",
"Loxodonta aficanus",
"Muscous domesticus"
] | Orycteropus afer |
ani-1168 | Aardvark is a word coming from the Afrikaans/Dutch that literally translates as what? | [
"Long Nose",
"Ant Eater",
"Pig Like",
"Earth Pig"
] | Earth Pig |
ani-1169 | How many young can an adult aardvark have at one time? | [
"6",
"up to one dozen",
"only 1",
"3"
] | only 1 |
ani-1170 | What is the gestation period for an aardvark? | [
"1 full year",
"9 months",
"3 months",
"7 months"
] | 7 months |
ani-1171 | Are aardvarks nocturnal animals? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | Yes |
ani-1172 | Aardvarks have more olfactory nerves than other mammals. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1173 | Which one of these statements about aardvarks is false? | [
"Aardvarks are hunted for meat.",
"Aardvarks are color blind.",
"Aardvarks are nocturnal.",
"Aardvarks only eat termites."
] | Aardvarks only eat termites. |
ani-1174 | What color was the aardvark from the Pink Panther cartoon? | [
"Red",
"Blue",
"Pink",
"Gray"
] | Blue |
ani-1175 | What is the gestation period of a dolphin? | [
"Varies by species",
"16 months",
"9 months",
"12 months"
] | Varies by species |
ani-1176 | The Orca (Killer Whale) is the largest species of dolphin. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1177 | Which of these is NOT a species of dolphin? | [
"Eastern Dolphin",
"Orca",
"Pilot whale",
"False Killer Whale"
] | Eastern Dolphin |
ani-1178 | Dolphins are only found in the ocean. | [
"False",
"True"
] | False |
ani-1179 | What year was named by the United Nations as the Year of the Dolphin? | [
"1985",
"2007",
"2000",
"1999"
] | 2007 |
ani-1180 | Approximately, how many species of dolphins exist? | [
"20",
"40",
"30",
"12"
] | 40 |
ani-1181 | Are all dolphins considered whales? | [
"No",
"Yes"
] | Yes |
ani-1182 | Where in the world can you find the dolphin known as the Boto? | [
"Asia",
"Australia",
"South America",
"North America"
] | South America |
ani-1183 | What is the scientific name of the Common Raccoon? | [
"Procyon cancrivorus",
"Procyon nelus",
"Procyon lotor",
"Procyon insularis"
] | Procyon lotor |
ani-1184 | Which of these in NOT a species of raccoon? | [
"Common Raccoon",
"Tree Raccoon",
"Tres Marias Raccoon",
"Crab Eating Raccoon"
] | Tree Raccoon |
ani-1185 | In Toronto, Canada the raccoon has become a great urban pest, only exceeded by the Gray Squirrel. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1186 | Is the raccoon native to Europe? | [
"No",
"Yes"
] | No |
ani-1187 | Are badgers related to weasels? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | Yes |
ani-1188 | How many young can an adult badger have at one time? | [
"1-8",
"just 1",
"1-5",
"1-2"
] | 1-5 |
ani-1189 | The badger can be found in every part of the lower 48 states. | [
"False",
"True"
] | False |
ani-1190 | Can you find badgers in Europe? | [
"Yes",
"No"
] | Yes |
ani-1191 | Which of these is not a part of the badgers diet? | [
"Insects",
"Birds",
"Ground squirrels",
"Rattlesnakes"
] | Insects |
ani-1192 | Badgers like to use one den all year round. | [
"True",
"False"
] | False |
ani-1193 | Are badgers the largest native carnivores found in the UK? | [
"No",
"Yes"
] | Yes |
ani-1194 | The expression badgering someoneâ came from the cruel sport of badger baiting. | [
"False",
"True"
] | True |
ani-1195 | Which of the following octopuses could most easily kill a human? | [
"The Common Octopus",
"The Blue Ringed Octopus",
"The Giant Pacific Octopus",
"Seven Armed Octopus"
] | The Blue Ringed Octopus |
ani-1196 | How many hearts do most octopi have? | [
"2",
"1",
"3",
"0"
] | 3 |
ani-1197 | Which of the following best defines the octopus related word midden? | [
"a pile of shells",
"a burrow in the sand used as a den",
"a hole in the rock face or corral used as a den",
"a chemical in the ink sprayed from an octopus siphon"
] | a pile of shells |
ani-1198 | Octopi live alone all their lives except when mating. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1199 | The octopus is considered the smartest invertebrate. | [
"True",
"False"
] | True |
ani-1200 | Which of the following is the name for an octopuss tongue? | [
"Siphon",
"Hemetoy",
"Mantle",
"Radula"
] | Radula |
ani-1201 | Octopuses have excellent vision. Which of the following statements about an octopuss vision is NOT true? | [
"They can see well at night.",
"They can see in depth.",
"They can make out size and shape very well.",
"They can see in color."
] | They can see in color. |
ani-1202 | Which of the following octopi has the scientific name Enteroctopus Dofleini? | [
"None of these",
"Giant Pacific Octopus",
"Common Octopus",
"Blue Ringed Octopus"
] | Giant Pacific Octopus |
ani-1203 | Which of the following words is NOT related to the octopus? | [
"Chemoreceptors",
"Chromatophores",
"Ambush",
"Tentacles"
] | Tentacles |