Are you a fan of animals? Do you feel like you have a good grasp on the natural world? If that’s the case, we believe you’ll ace our animal trivia challenge that we’ve specially designed for you today. Have a go at it and validate your responses at the end of this list! Introducing 25 Distinct Animal Trivia Questions to Assess Your Awareness!
How fast can the ostrich run?
Source: speedofanimals.com Where does the Dalmatian dog breed come from?
Source: dogtime.com What food do China's endangered giant pandas subsist on almost entirely in the wild?
Source: nationalgeographic.com What color is the polar bear's skin?
Source: nationalgeographic.com How fast can the hummingbird beat its wings?
Source: guinnessworldrecords.com What order does the feared camel spider belong to?
Source: camelspider.org What are the only two mammals that lay eggs?
Source: scientificamerican.com What is the largest sea turtle species?
Source: nationalgeographic.com What are the star-nosed mole's tentacle-liked receptors called?
Source: nationalgeographic.com How much electricity can the electric eel discharge?
Source: msn.com Can cockroaches fly?
Source: pest-control.com What makes the sea horse different from almost all other species of the animal kingdom?
Source: telegraph.co.uk What essential thing can the kangaroo rat go its entire life without?
Source: nationalgeographic.com What is the world's largest living crocodile?
Source: nationalgeographic.com How old is the world's oldest living tortoise?
Source: dailymail.co.uk What unique ability is the South American basilisk lizard famous for?
Source: nationalgeographic.com What is the most dangerous and aggressive ant species?
Source: guinnessworldrecords.com What is the loudest animal on Earth?
Source: nationalzoo.si.edu How many words can a parrot learn?
Source: petyak.com Why is the scarlet jellyfish known as the eternal jellyfish?
Source: cnn.com What marine animal has been known to break fish tank glass with the strike of its powerful claws?
Source: sciencealert.com What insect is capable of hunting small snakes and even turtles?
Source: bbc.co.uk How long does it take for a saltwater pearl to form?
Source: funtrivia.com What behavior, originally thought to be human-only, was recently discovered in the Humpback whale?
Source: mnn.com What bird has the best sound-mimicking ability?
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Answers: 25 – up to 70 km/h (45 mph), 24 – Dalmatia Province, Croatia, 23 – bamboo, 22 – black, 21 – up to 200 times per second, 20 – Solifugae (neither spiders, nor scorpions), 19 – spiny anteater and duck-billed platypus, 18 – leatherback, 17 – Eimer’s organs, 16 – 600 volts of current, 15 – some species of cockroach (such as American and Australian cockroach) can fly, but most of them cannot, 14 – male pregnancy, 13 – water, 12 – saltwater crocodile, 11 – 185 years, 10 – walking on water, 9 – bulldog ant, 8 – blue whale (188 decibels), 7 – about 2,000 words, 6 – once old, it can morph back into its infant state and start a new life, 5 – mantis shrimp, 4 – giant water bug 3 – up to 20 years, 2 – altruism, 1 – lyrebird
Photos: 25. Nicor, Ostrich Ngorongoro 05, CC BY-SA 3.0, 24. Heinz Höfling, Dalmatiner 2, CC BY-SA 3.0, 23. Rob (Flickr profile), Atlanta Zoo Panda, CC BY 2.0, 22. Alan Wilson, Polar Bear – Alaska, CC BY-SA 3.0, 21. pixabay (public domain), 20. gailhampshire from Cradley, Malvern, U.K, Camel spider Solifugae sp – Flickr – gailhampshire, CC BY 2.0, 19. User:Moondigger, Snapping turtle eggs md, CC BY-SA 2.5, 18. Bernard DUPONT from FRANCE, Leatherback Sea Turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) (10630312543), CC BY-SA 2.0, 17. gordanramsaysubmissions via flickr, CC BY 2.0, 16. Steven G. Johnson, Electric-eel, CC BY-SA 3.0, 15. publicdomainpictures.net (public domain), 14. pixabay (public domain), 13. wikimedia commons (public domain), 12. fvanrenterghem, Saltwater crocodile, CC BY-SA 2.0, 11. Mfield, Matthew Field, http://www.photography.mattfield.com, Galapagos giant tortoise Geochelone elephantopus, CC BY-SA 3.0, 10. Marcel Burkhard/ Cele4, www.tierlexikon.ch, Plumedbasiliskcele4 edit, CC BY-SA 1.0, 9. Patrick_K59, Black-headed Bull-Ant (Myrmecia nigriceps), CC BY 2.0, 8. noaanews.noaa.gov (public domain), 7-6. pixabay (public domain), 5. prilfish from Vienna, Austria, Mantis shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus), CC BY 2.0, 4-3. pixabay (public domain), 2. Whit Welles Wwelles14, Humpback stellwagen edit, CC BY 3.0, 1. CSIRO, CSIRO ScienceImage 10356 Superb Lyrebird, CC BY 3.0
