Lizards
Bats
Opossums
Raccoons
Hedgehogs
100

Changes colour based on feelings

chameleon

100

What do bats regularly eat?  

Moths and other insects

100

What does the opossums diet consist of? 

They eat fruit, grains, insects, and garbage, birds, fish and other mammals

100

Raccoons are one of the following: herbivore, carnivore, or omnivore.

omnivore

100

True or False

Hedgehogs are related to the porcupine

FALSE!

200

The process of outgrowing its skin

Molting

200

Where are bats usually found? 

Caves or cliff faces 

200

Are Opossums rodents?

No they are marsupials

200

They use these for balance.

Tails

200

True or False

Hedgehogs are diurnal

FALSE! 

Hedgehogs search for food and explore at night. They will always prefer to sleep during the day and be more active at nigh

300

The largest lizard

Komodo Dragon

300

A big brown bat produces how many young?

1-2

300

What are the baby opossums called? 

Joeys

300

Where do Raccoons make their homes?

In trees!

300

Do hedgehogs have a strong sense of smell?                                                        

                            

                                                                                                                                       

yes even perfume is too strong for them.    

400

True or false:  Some lizards do not have legs

true - Glass lizards are legless

400

Can bats see?

Yes! Bats have small eyes with very sensitive vision which helps them see in conditions we might consider pitch black.  

400

Opossums live in what kind of habitat?   

Forest or brushy

400
What do raccoons eat?

Almost anything they can get their paws on!

400

Hedgehogs are prone to ____, which is why their diets are closely monitored in human care

Obesity

500
What is the most common pet lizard

Bearded Dragon

500

What do little brown bats mainly eat?

Water insects

500

How long do opossums live?

2-4 years

500

What is a group of Raccoons called?

A nursery

500

Where are Hedghogs illegal

Hawaii

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