Ocean Animals
what is the biggest ocean animal?
blue whale
what is the biggest cat species?
tiger
Which amphibian species is known for its vibrant, toxic skin secretions, which serve as a defense mechanism against predators?
poison dart frog
which animal is large but only eats large rodents and rabbits every 2-3 weeks?
burmese python
what is another name for cat?
feline
What species of seal gets its catlike name from the spotted pattern along its back?
leopard seal
which animal has the highest blood pressure?
giraffe
Which amphibian species is capable of regenerating lost limbs?
salamander
What is the staple food of a koala?
eucalyptus leaves
What is the only mammal capable of sustained flight?
the bat
what is the largest species of shark?
whale shark
what are baby kangaroos called?
joeys
Axolotls are native to which country?
Mexico
What do termites primarily feed on?
wood and other plants
Which mammal species is known for its ability to echolocate, emitting high-frequency sounds to navigate and locate prey?
dolphin
Which sea creature can change its color and shape to camouflage with its surroundings?
octopus
What is a female elephant called?
a cow
Toads have specialized glands on their skin that secrete what defensive substance?
Bufotoxin, a poisonous secretion.
What do flamingos eat that gives them their distinctive pink coloration?
They eat algae and crustaceans rich in carotenoid pigments, which contribute to their pink coloration.
What is the name of the mammal that lays eggs?
platypus
Cephalofoil is the formal term for the distinctly shaped noggins of what 360-degree seeing shark group?
hammerhead shark
Which mammal found in Australia is venomous?
male platapus
Which amphibian species lacks lungs and relies on cutaneous respiration, absorbing oxygen through its skin?
lungless salamander
Which bird species primarily feeds on nectar, hovering in mid-air while drinking from flowers with its specialized beak and long tongue?
hummingbird
which mammal species holds the record for the deepest dive ever recorded by a mammal?
Cuvier's beaked whale.