Do you consider yourself an animal lover? Do you think you are familiar with the natural world? Then you should have no troubles passing our special animal trivia challenge we’ve prepared for you today. Give it a try and check your answers at the bottom of this list! Here are 25 Unique Animal Trivia Questions To Test Your Knowledge!
How fast can the ostrich run?
Source: speedofanimals.comWhere does the Dalmatian dog breed come from?
Source: dogtime.comWhat food do China's endangered giant pandas subsist on almost entirely in the wild?
Source: nationalgeographic.comWhat color is the polar bear's skin?
Source: nationalgeographic.comHow fast can the hummingbird beat its wings?
Source: guinnessworldrecords.comWhat order does the feared camel spider belong to?
Source: camelspider.orgWhat are the only two mammals that lay eggs?
Source: scientificamerican.comWhat is the largest sea turtle species?
Source: nationalgeographic.comWhat are the star-nosed mole's tentacle-liked receptors called?
Source: nationalgeographic.comHow much electricity can the electric eel discharge?
Source: msn.comCan cockroaches fly?
Source: pest-control.comWhat makes the sea horse different from almost all other species of the animal kingdom?
Source: telegraph.co.ukWhat essential thing can the kangaroo rat go its entire life without?
Source: nationalgeographic.comWhat is the world's largest living crocodile?
Source: nationalgeographic.comHow old is the world's oldest living tortoise?
Source: dailymail.co.ukWhat unique ability is the South American basilisk lizard famous for?
Source: nationalgeographic.comWhat is the most dangerous and aggressive ant species?
Source: guinnessworldrecords.comWhat is the loudest animal on Earth?
Source: nationalzoo.si.eduHow many words can a parrot learn?
Source: petyak.comWhy is the scarlet jellyfish known as the eternal jellyfish?
Source: cnn.comWhat marine animal has been known to break fish tank glass with the strike of its powerful claws?
Source: sciencealert.comWhat insect is capable of hunting small snakes and even turtles?
Source: bbc.co.ukHow long does it take for a saltwater pearl to form?
Source: funtrivia.comWhat behavior, originally thought to be human-only, was recently discovered in the Humpback whale?
Source: mnn.comWhat 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
