What type of animal is the aye‑aye?
Mammal
What is a group of meerkats called?
A) Pack
B) Mob
C) Herd
D) Troop
B) Mob
What is JSCrab famous for?
Their long legs
What is it famous for?
The Komodo dragon is the world’s largest living lizard
What is it famous for?
They're the only mammals with scales.
The aye‑aye is native to which island?
Madagascar
What is the main diet of meerkats?
Insects
How wide can a Japanese spider crab’s leg span reach?
Up to 4 meters
Where can it be found in nature?
Indonesia
What do pangolins mainly eat?
Insects (ants and termites)
Describe aye‑aye’s middle finger
It is very long and thin
Meerkats are famous for standing upright. Why do they do this?
To watch for predators
Where are Japanese spider crabs found?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean near Japan
C) Indian Ocean
D) Mediterranean Sea
B) Pacific Ocean near Japan
What is the main diet of Komodo dragons?
Large animals like deer and pigs
When threatened, what do they do?
They curl up into a ball.
Why do some local people in Madagascar consider the aye‑aye unlucky?
Its finger is believed to curse people
Are they social or solitary animals?
Social
How long can Japanese spider crabs live?
Up to 100 years
Komodo dragons use their saliva to weaken prey. What makes it dangerous?
It contains venom
How many species of pangolin exist worldwide?
Eight ( 8 )
The aye‑aye uses its finger to tap on wood and listen for insects inside. similar to which bird?
Woodpecker
Meerkats have a special adaptation to survive in deserts. What is it?
A) They store water in their tails
B) They can close their ears to keep out sand
C) They hibernate during dry seasons
D) They eat cactus for water
B) They can close their ears to keep out sand
Why are Japanese spider crabs sometimes called “living fossils”?
A) They are very old species with little change over time
B) They turn into stone when they die
C) They live inside fossils
D) They eat fossils
A) They are very old species with little change over time
Komodo dragons are considered vulnerable. What is their main threat?
Habitat loss and human activity
Pangolins have no teeth. How do they grind their food?
With stones swallowed into their stomach