Animals trivia questions
1062 multiple-choice Animals trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which of these is true about raccoons?
- What is the main food source for the sloth, an omnivorous mammal living in Central and South America?
- What bizarre food would pigs occasionally eat, being omnivores?
- Skunks, which are omnivorous mammals, are one of the primary predators of these animals.
- What is the prevailing color of the fur of the Tasmanian devil?
- In what part of their body do Tasmanian devils store body fat?
- What is the meaning of the word Sarcophilus, the name of the genus that the Tasmanian devil belongs to?
- At what time of the day are Tasmanian devils most active?
- Which of these statements is true about Tasmanian devils?
- What does the Tasmanian devil do when it feels stressed or threatened?
- Which of these statements are wrong about the reproduction of the Tasmanian devil?
- What type of food do Tasmanian devils prefer in the wild?
- In May 2009 the Tasmanian devil was declared to be endangered because this disease had almost wiped out its population.
- What is the name of the Tasmanian devil cartoon character from Looney Tunes by Warner Bros.?
- Which of these are a part of an ant colony?
- Which of these behaviors is typical of ant societies?
- Which of these is true about ants diet?
- What is the usual size range of mature ants?
- How many legs do ants have?
- Which of these ways of defence and attack do ants use?
- This chemical is found in the venom of most ants and some other insects.
- Some small spider species, as well as the young of larger species, are known for floating in the wind. What is this activity commonly known as?
- Which of these mollusks is able to glide over in air for up to 50 meters (164 feet)?
- In what ocean can the 50 species of Exocoetidae, also known as flying fish, be found?
- Of all the gliding animals, which one is the one best glider?
- Which frog is a skilled glider, able to make two types of turns midair?
- Some mammals are able to glide and parachute, but bats are the only ones capable of flying. What is the name of the membrane that forms the surface of their wings?
- In what geographical region can you find the Paradise Flying Snake, also called Paradise Tree Snake?
- What kind of organism is the Greater Glider, a gliding animal indigenous to Australia?
- Where are the gliding membranes of the Draco lizard species positioned?