Quiz on Wildlife - 8

Are you captivated by the incredible wildlife that roams our planet?

The latest quiz by our quiz company takes you deep into the fascinating world of wild creatures, from the majestic predators of the jungle to the tiny wonders of the rainforest. India’s rich biodiversity is home to some of the most unique and endangered species, each playing a vital role in nature’s balance. This quiz will challenge your knowledge of wildlife, their habitats, and the amazing adaptations that help them survive.

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1. This frog breaks its own bones and use them as claws to attack its tormentor. What it is called as?

a. Purple frog

b. Desert rain frog

c. Darwin frog

d. Wolverine frog

2. What biblical name is given to the world’s largest frog due to its massive size ?

a. Moses frog

b. David frog

c. Goliath frog

d. Judas frog

3. The name of which animal comes from aboriginal term meaning 'no water'?

a. Koala

b. Firefox

c. Penguin

d. Panda

4. Nessiteras rhombopteryx is the scientific name for which very large aquatic creature?

a. Beluga Whale

b. Centaurs

c. Leviathan

d. Lochness Monster

5. Which dog breed, famous for its black dots, gets its name from a region in Croatia ?

a. Pomerian

b. Bulldog

c. Pug

d. Dalmatian

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Answers

1. This frog breaks its own bones and use them as claws to attack its tormentor. What it is called as?

a. Purple frog

b. Desert rain frog

c. Darwin frog

d. Wolverine frog

Did You Know?

This feature is found in nine of the 11 frogs belonging to the Astylosternus genus, most of which live in Cameroon.

Read more about it in this link.

2. What biblical name is given to the world’s largest frog due to its massive size ?

a. Moses frog

b. David frog

c. Goliath frog

d. Judas frog

Did You Know?

With its huge bulk, the Goliath frog can still leap a distance of 10 feet

Read more about it in this link.

3. The name of which animal comes from aboriginal term meaning 'no water'?

a. Koala

b. Firefox

c. Penguin

d. Panda

Did You Know?

The koala is a herbivorous marsupial native to Australia especially in Queensland and Southern Australia.

Read more about it in this link.

4. Nessiteras rhombopteryx is the scientific name for which very large aquatic creature?

a. Beluga Whale

b. Centaurs

c. Leviathan

d. Lochness Monster

Did You Know?

Loch Ness Monster is a creature in folklore that is said to inhabit in the Scottish Highlands.

Read more about it in this link.

5. Which dog breed, famous for its black dots, gets its name from a region in Croatia ?

a. Pomerian

b. Bulldog

c. Pug

d. Dalmatian

Did You Know?

The popularity of Dalmatian breed increased due to 101 Dalmatians movie series.

Read more about it in this link.

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