Mammals
What is the closest living relative to the elephant?
Rock Hyrax
What is the heaviest bird capable of flight?
Kori Bustard
What is the only continent (besides Antarctica) that does not have crocodiles?
Europe
What is the largest species of frog?
Goliath frog
What are the largest freshwater bony fish?
Arapaima
Class Mammalia is separated into two factions that are separated by how they reproduce, What are they?
Placentals and Monotremes
(Theria and Monotremata)
What bird has the longest migration length?
Arctic Tern
What reptile has the most developed parietal eye?
Tuatara
Name a strictly marine amphibian
There are none.
Despite their name electric eels are not eels they are__?
Knifefish
Primates are separated into three groups, what are they?
Prosimians, apes, and monkey
What is the only bird that can fly backwards?
Hummingbird
What is the only species of turtle that does not have a bony shell?
Leatherback sea turtles
What is a release call?
A vocalization usually by males that is used to prevent unwanted mounting.
What is a fish that uses semelparity?
Salmon and eels
Name one of the three mammals that do not have seven cervical vertebrae
Two-toed sloth, three-toed sloth, and manatee
Name all of the living ratites?
Ostrich, emu, kiwi, cassowary, rhea
Name the three parts of a turtle shell?
Carapace, bridge, and plastrum
Name the amphibian type that has calcite scales?
Caecilians
What fish has a Schnauzenorgan?
Peter's Elephant nose fish
What mammal's stomach does not produce stomach acid?
Giant Anteater
Which continent's vultures went extinct?
Australia
Besides the Komodo dragon, what are the only venomous lizards?
Beaded lizard and Gila monster
What is the name of the poison producing gland in frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders?
Paratoid, parotoid or parotid gland
What is a fish that uses its pectoral fins as legs?
Gurnards or sea robins/robin fish