Caniforms & Feliforms
Marsupials, Primates & Rodents
Hooved Animals
Reptiles
Spiders & Worms
100

What “sense” do dogs use the most?

Smell

100

What do most female marsupials have that other female animals do not?

They have a pouch in which their young develop.

100

What do we call a fully grown female horse?

Mare

100

A snake uses this to “taste the air."

Tongue

100

How many legs do arachnids have?

8

200

What special sensory organ do cats have?

Whiskers

200

In a gorilla troop, the lead male is usually called a…?

Silverback gorilla

200

Name one feature that camels have that help them survive in the desert?

- Humps that store fat.

- They can survive a long time without water.

- Long lashes to keep out dust.

- Wide two toed feet to provide padding & stability when walking on shifting sand.

200

Reptiles must do this in order to grow?

Molt
200

Earthworms are important to people because they make ______ more fertile?

Earthworms

300

Which “cat” forms strong family bonds?

Lions

300

What is the main thing that makes an animal a rodent?

Rodents are characterized by teeth that need to gnaw because they are always growing.

300

Elephant tusks, which are really overgrown incisor teeth are made out of what?

Ivory

300

A brightly colored frog probably means it is?

Poisonous

300

The “tiny swords” found on the end of a spider’s mouthpart?

Fangs

400

How is a panda’s wrist different from a brown bear’s wrist?

Pandas have opposable thumbs.
400

What does a platypus do that sets it apart from all other mammals?

They lay eggs rather than giving birth to live young.

400

This animals meat can contain many disease causing parasites if not cooked and handled properly?

Pig

400

This snake can sense heat?

Pit Viper

400

Name 1 basic type of worm:

- roundworms

- flatworms

- segmented worms

500

A playful creature that is carnivorous and can be found in rivers, streams & oceans all over the world.

Otter

500

What leaves are poisonous to most animals, but not to the koala? 

Eucalyptus

500

The process by which an animal chews its food, swallows it, then it comes back up to be chewed and swallowed again.

Rumination

500

When referring to crocodiles, what are gastroliths?

Stones that have been swallowed and stored in the stomach to help grind up food.

500

What is the strongest silk a spider makes?

Dragline silk