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When it comes to animal trivia, you could fill an entire library with questions. If you love animal trivia, you will really appreciate this set of 575 animal trivia questions and answers for your leisure. If you are looking to play 575 animal trivia questions, that is here as well! As with most science-related questions, the answers can change over time, so we did our best in writing questions using the most contemporary information available to us as of 2023. With close to 9 million species of animals having being identified to exist on planet earth, the amount of knowledge about them is seemingly infinite, making the topic of animals perfect for trivia. From water to air and land, the variety of living creatures that exist on mother earth are beyond vast. The diverse qualities and varying nature of these organisms are nothing short of a miracle. Continue on for the list of 575 animal trivia questions and answers. 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Contents 575 Animal Trivia Questions & Answers1.1 Play Animal Trivia Questions1.2 Read 575 Animal Trivia Questions & AnswersAnimal Trivia Questions & Answers by Category1.3 Amphibian Trivia Questions & Answers1.4 Armadillo, Anteaters & Sloths Trivia Questions & Answers1.5 Bear Trivia Questions & Answers1.6 Bird Trivia Questions & Answers1.7 Canine Trivia Questions & Answers1.8 Cattle Trivia Questions & Answers1.9 Elephant Trivia Questions & Answers2.0 Feline Trivia Questions & Answers2.1 Fish & Water Organisms Trivia Questions & Answers2.2 Flying & Gliding Mammal Trivia Questions & Answers2.3 Giraffe Trivia Questions & Answers2.4 Hippopotamus Trivia Questions & Answers2.5 Horse Trivia Questions & Answers2.6 Insect & Arachnid Trivia Questions & Answers2.7 Marine Mammals Trivia Questions & Answers2.8 Marsupial Trivia Questions & Answers2.9 Monotremes Trivia Questions & Answers3.0 Primate Trivia Questions & Answers3.1 Reptile Trivia Questions & Answers3.2 Rhinoceroses Trivia Questions & Answers3.3 Rodent & Leporidae Trivia Questions & Answers3.4 Ruminant Mammals Trivia Questions & Answers3.5 Weasel Trivia Questions & AnswersRelated Content3.6 Play Science Trivia3.7 Play Math Trivia3.8 Play Random Trivia Play Animal Trivia Questions Quiz Click Play Now to Launch Animal Trivia Play NowPage 1 of 200 Do tigers have striped skin or striped fur? Neither Both Skin Fur Page 2 of 200 A black panther is actually a black version of these two other big cats? Cheetah or Lion Tiger or Puma Leopard or Jaguar Lynx or Clouded Leopard Page 3 of 200 According to scientificamerican.com, how long have honey bees been living on earth? Around 130 Million Years Around 180 Million Years Around 80 Million Years Around 30 Million Years Page 4 of 200 What are considered to be the dumbest dogs based on their lack of instinctive, adaptive, working, and obedient intelligence, according to psychologytoday.com? Papillon Doberman Pinscher Border Collie Afghan Hounds Page 5 of 200 How many muscles does a normal cat have in each ear? Forty-eight Twenty-seven Thirty-two Thirty-nine Page 6 of 200 How fast can a hippo run, according to stlzoo.org? Up to 30 Miles Per Hour Up to 10 Miles Per Hour Up to 40 Miles Per Hour Up to 20 Miles Per Hour Page 7 of 200 How long does it generally take for a baby horse to start walking? Two Hours Forty-eight Hours About 30 Minutes 5 Minutes Page 8 of 200 According to seaworld.org, which penguin can jump the highest out of water? The Adélie Penguin Chinstrap Penguin King Penguin Snares Penguin Page 9 of 200 According to illinois.edu, how many turkeys are cooked and eaten in the U.S. on Thanksgiving? More Than 100 million More Than 76 million More Than 45 million More Than 18 million Page 10 of 200 What are a collective group of kittens called? A Kindle A Crash A Rhumba A Glaring Page 11 of 200 How much weight can a baby whale gain every day, according to nationalgeographic.com? About 10 Pounds About 200 Pounds About 100 Pounds About 20 Pounds Page 12 of 200 How many vocals sounds do cats have? Over 5 Over 10 Over 50 Over 100 Page 13 of 200 How many vocal sounds do dogs have? 57 10 4 22 Page 14 of 200 According to cheetah.org, how long can a cheetah live in the wild? Up to 12 Years Up to 19 Years Up to 8 Years Up to 25 Years Page 15 of 200 What is generally accepted as the smallest deer in the world? The Brocket The Fallow The Sambar The Pudú Page 16 of 200 According to discoverwildlife.org, this animal is the most efficient predator, with a 38% hunting success rate of kills? The King Cobra The Lion The Leopard The Nile Crocodile Page 17 of 200 What is generally accepted as the smallest breed of dog in the world? The Chihuahua The Pug The Yorkshire Terrier The Corgi Page 18 of 200 According to sciencedaily.com, how many species of animals are there on earth? 3.7 Million 2.1 Million 5.6 Million 8.7 Million Page 19 of 200 Up to what length can the Antarctic blue whale grow to, according to fisheries.noaa.gov? About 60 Feet About 45 Feet About 110 Feet About 80 Feet Page 20 of 200 What is known to be the fastest land animal on earth? Cheetah Pronghorn Springbok Quarter Horse Page 21 of 200 Which bird is known to have the fastest dive of all birds, clocking in ay 242 mph, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Peregrine Falcon The Golden Eagle The White-throated Needletail The Common Swift Page 22 of 200 What is believed to be the fastest swimming fish, swimming up to 68 mph? The Wahoo The Sailfish The Tuna The Bonito Page 23 of 200 What is generally accepted as the world’s slowest moving land animal? The Giant Tortoise The Three Toed Sloth The Garden Snail The Slow loris Page 24 of 200 What is statistically, the deadliest animal in the world to humans? The Mosquito The Snake The Scorpion The Crocodile Page 25 of 200 What is the genetic percentage difference between humans and bonobos, according to humanorigins.si.edu? 2.7 5.1% 3.9% 1.2% Page 26 of 200 What is generally accepted as the largest species of monkey known to man? The Tibetan Macaque The Mandrill The Chacma Baboon The Gelada Page 27 of 200 What do Penguins typically use as currency? Sticks Pearls Stones Leaves Page 28 of 200 According to nationalzoo.si.edu, how long do pandas spend eating per day? 17 to 20 Hours Per Day 5 to 9 Hours Per Day 1 to 5 Hours Per Day 10 to 16 Hours Per Day Page 29 of 200 Besides the hydra, what is the only known animal that can live forever? The Immortal Jellyfish The Immortal Glass sponge The Immortal Black Coral The Immortal Tubeworm Page 30 of 200 How long can the female mayfly, the Dolania americana live for? 15 Minutes 20 Minutes 10 Minutes 5 Minutes Page 31 of 200 What is the most venomous spider to man, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Brown Widow Spider The Red Widow Spider The Sydney Funnel Web Spider The Black Widow Spider Page 32 of 200 What is generally accepted as the largest species of Elephant known to man? The Asian Forest Elephant The African Savanna Elephant The African Forest Elephant The Indian Elephant Page 33 of 200 What are a collective group of elk called? A Gang A Crash A Bike A Family Page 34 of 200 What is the only mammal known to be capable of self sustained flight? Penguins Chickens Bats Flying Fish Page 35 of 200 What is believed to be the farthest migrating bird in the world? Short-tailed Shearwater The Arctic Tern The Red Knot Bar-tailed Godwit Page 36 of 200 Which known mammal remains pregnant for the longest period of time, at 95 weeks of gestation? The Elephant The Giraffe The Rhinoceros The Walrus Page 37 of 200 What are a collective group of rhinoceroses called? A Bed A Kindle A Crash A Mess Page 38 of 200 What are a collective group of rhinoceroses called? A Bed A Kindle A Crash A Mess Page 39 of 200 What is believed to be the farthest migrating land animal? The Pronghorn The Bison The Wildebeest The Caribou Page 40 of 200 What is believed to be the farthest migrating land animal? The Pronghorn The Bison The Wildebeest The Caribou Page 41 of 200 What are generally believed to be the farthest migrating freshwater fish? The Pacific Salmon The Sea Lamprey The Gilded Catfish The Pacific Bluefin Tuna Page 42 of 200 Which animal has the most color receptive cones in their eyes? The Mantis Shrimp The Common Bluebottle Butterfly The Golden Pheasant The Rufous-headed Hornbill Page 43 of 200 What is the only animal that has been confirmed to see in black and white? The Cat Ba Langur The African Lion The Brown Hyena The Skate Page 44 of 200 What is the name of the snake that can glide up to 100 meters through the air? The Draco The Chrysopelea The Macrovipera Schweizer The Horned Desert Viper Page 45 of 200 According to sciencefocus.com, which animal has the strongest bite force of 5,000 PSI? The Hyena The Crocodile The Polar Bear The Bull Shark Page 46 of 200 What are a collective group of clams called? A Bed A Gang A Mess A Family Page 47 of 200 What type of frog is generally considered to be the most poisonous frog on earth, to man? The Phantasmal Poison Frog The Dyeing Dart Frog The Golden Poison Dart Frog The Lovely Poison Frog Page 48 of 200 According to bbc.co.uk, how long do elephants typically sleep for, when in their natural habitat? About 11 Hours a Day About 2 Hours a Day About 8 Hours a day About 15 Hours a Day Page 49 of 200 How many stomachs do cows have? Six Two One Four Page 50 of 200 Which animal can, within a few milliseconds, accelerate to a velocity of nearly 1000 body lengths per second? Copepods Krill Woodlice Prawns Page 51 of 200 According to aquaticsciences.org, which frog can leap the farthest? The American Bullfrog The Red-Eyed Tree Frog The South African Sharp-nosed Frog The Tomato Frog Page 52 of 200 According to npr.org, which insect can leap the farthest? The Grasshopper The Spittle Bug The Flea The Katydids Page 53 of 200 How many hearts do most species of squid have? Three One Four Two Page 54 of 200 What is the only bird that is known to be capable of flying backwards? The Sparrow The Goldfinch The Hummingbird The Woodpecker Page 55 of 200 Which animal has the longest memory known to scientists, according to bbc.co.uk? The Elephant The Dog The Dolphin The Pig Page 56 of 200 What are a collective group of iguanas called? A Rhumba A Mess A Bike A Glaring Page 57 of 200 Compared to its body weight, what is the strongest animal in the world known to man? The Leafcutter Ant The Rhinoceros Beetle The Gorilla The Dung Beetle Page 58 of 200 A male lion and a female tiger would breed what kind of animal? A Tigon A Tiguar A Liger A Lipard Page 59 of 200 A female lion and a male tiger would breed what kind of animal? A Tigon A Jaglion A Leopon A Tigard Page 60 of 200 Considered the strongest biological material ever studied, which spider can spin the strongest silk? Tube Web Spider Money Spider Ogre Faced Spider Darwin's Bark Spider Page 61 of 200 What is the first known non human mammal that was able to keep a beat? A Dog A Sea Lion A Monkey A Penguin Page 62 of 200 According to researchers, up to how many times can a woodpecker peck in a second? 20 Times 10 Times 5 Times 30 Times Page 63 of 200 By comparing DNA and bone structure, what are the two closest living relatives of the Tyrannosaurus rex? Ostriches and Crocodiles Alligators and Chickens Chickens and Ostriches Crocodiles and Chickens Page 64 of 200 It has been disputed as to which country the French poodle has originated from; which two countries have claimed origination of this breed? Germany and Spain Italy and Germany France and Spain Germany and France Page 65 of 200 What color are Dalmatians when they are born? Brown Black White Red Page 66 of 200 Which animal produces the loudest sound on earth that can be naturally processed and heard by man? The Blue Whale The Kakapo The Bulldog Bat The Grey Wolf Page 67 of 200 What is the only animal known to man, where the males give birth? The Eel The Frog The Seahorse The Salamander Page 68 of 200 According to nationalgeographic.com, how far can a flying fish fly? 889 Feet 1312 Feet 523 Feet 2114 Feet Page 69 of 200 What are a collective group of rattle snakes called? A Glaring A Bike A Rhumba A Huddle Page 70 of 200 In what part of the body is a shrimp's heart located? The Head The Chest The Shoulder The Leg Page 71 of 200 What is the biggest fish on the planet, according to oceanservice.noaa.gov? The Whale Shark The Tiger Shark The Great White Shark The Orca Page 72 of 200 What is the largest snake in the world according to nationalgeographic.com? The Burmese Python The Amethystine Python The Green Anaconda The Black Mamba Page 73 of 200 What is generally accepted as the largest lizard in the world known to man? The Komodo Dragon The Perentie The Asian Water Monitor The Blue Iguana Page 74 of 200 Which type of tortoises are believed to have the longest lifespan, of an estimated 255 years? The Russian Tortoise The Yellow Footed Tortoise The Galápagos Tortoise The Speckled Tortoise Page 75 of 200 What is believed to be, the largest type of living turtle known to man? The Red-eared Slider The Leatherback Turtle The Slider Turtle The Eastern Box Turtle Page 76 of 200 What is the largest known reptile that exists on planet earth? The Leatherback Sea Turtle The Saltwater Crocodile The Black Caiman The Gharial Page 77 of 200 Which animal can go its entire life without directly drinking water? The Water Holding Frog The West African Lungfish The Thorny Devil The Kangaroo Rat Page 78 of 200 According to honeyassociation.com, how many miles do bees fly to make 1 pound of honey? 10,000 miles 90,000 miles 9,000 miles 1,000 miles Page 79 of 200 How many bones does an octopus have in its body? Zero Three Eight One Page 80 of 200 When mating, which male fish attaches itself to the female, and lives out the rest of its life attached to its partner, until they both die? Carp Geophagus Anglerfish Dwarf Chain Loach Page 81 of 200 What is generally accepted as the most venomous male mammal on earth? The European Mole The Mediterranean Water Shrew The Vampire Bat The Platypus Page 82 of 200 What are a collective group of bees called? A Horde A Shiver A Bike A Family Page 83 of 200 What is the only known animal that can survive in outer space? Arthropods Tardigrades Rotifers Nematodes Page 84 of 200 What animal is generally believed to swallow stones to aid in digestion and possibly, to stay underwater longer? Dogs Chickens Penguins Crocodiles Page 85 of 200 Which water insect makes the loudest sound relative to its size, compared to all the animals in the animal kingdom? The Water Boatman The Wandering Glider The Green Darner The Southern Hawker Page 86 of 200 Which animal is known to have a four headed penis? The Bed Bug The Echidna The Blue Whale The Dolpin Page 87 of 200 What are a collective group of caterpillars called? A Crash A Gang An Army A Mess Page 88 of 200 According to nationalgeographic.com, what is believed to be the largest type of spider in the world? The Goliath Birdeater Tarantula The Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater The Grammostola Anthracina The Hercules Baboon Spider Page 89 of 200 What is the name of the transparent third eyelid present in some animals that can be drawn across the eye for protection and moistening? The Tympanic Membrane The Oropharyngeal Membrane The Polar Cell Membrane The Nictitating Membrane Page 90 of 200 What are a collective group of sardines called? A Kindle A Crash A Family An Army Page 91 of 200 According to the abcbirds.org, how many known species of woodpeckers are native to the United States of America? 11 Species 23 Species 19 Species 14 Species Page 92 of 200 What is believed to be the biggest known bird on planet earth? The Wandering Albatross The Emu The Common Ostrich The Dalmatian Pelican Page 93 of 200 What are a collective group of cats called? A Shiver A Glaring A Horde A Bed Page 94 of 200 What is considered to be the deadliest bird to humans in the world, according to loc.gov? The Cassowary The Emu The Lammergeier The Great Horned Owl Page 95 of 200 What is the most venomous fish to humans, which can inject a venom that is capable of killing an adult person in less than an hour, according to ocreana.org? The Moray Eel Red Lionfish The Pufferfish The Stonefish Page 96 of 200 Which animal secretes a reddish oily fluid sometimes called "blood sweat" from special glands in their skin for cooling, water repelling, moisturizer, and for antibiotics? Elephants The Buffalo The Hippopotamus The Rhinoceros Page 97 of 200 How do frogs drink water? They Flick it with Their Tongue They Absorb it Through Their Skin They Full up Their Ears The Drink through Their Eyes Page 98 of 200 What are a collective group of sharks called? A Bed A Gang A Shiver A Mess Page 99 of 200 According to bbc.com, what is the biggest known earthworm in the world? The Giant Gippsland Earthworm The Oregon Giant Earthworm The Kentucky Earthworm The European Nightcrawler Page 100 of 200 Which animal can only eat with its head upside down? Tarsiers Owls Flamingos Eagles Page 101 of 200 How much can a gorilla eat per day, according to discoverwildlife.com? Up to 30 Pounds Up to 10 Pounds Up to 20 Pounds Up to 40 Pounds Page 102 of 200 Which lizard shoots blood out of its eyes, as a way to thwart off predators? The Short Horned Lizard The Philippine Sailfin Lizard The Frilled Necked Lizard The Komodo Dragon Page 103 of 200 How many hearts does an octopus have? Two Six Three Five Page 104 of 200 How many times does a blue whale's heart beat when it dives for food, according to newscientist.com? Zero Twice Once Thrice Page 105 of 200 What does a giraffe use to clean its own ears? Tree Branches Its Hoof Water Its Tongue Page 106 of 200 According to bbc.com, what is the smallest known reptile on the planet? Jaragua Dwarf Gecko The Nano-chameleon The Nano-gecko The Mini-dragon Page 107 of 200 What is generally accepted as the largest living known species of wild cat on earth? The Siberian Tiger The Barbary Lion The Pantanal Jaguar The Bengal Tiger Page 108 of 200 What is generally accepted as the largest known species of wild dog on earth? The Interior Alaskan Wolf The Northwestern Wolf The Eurasian Wolf The Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf Page 109 of 200 Which turtle is known to have the strongest turtle bite strength of 1,000 pounds and body weight of up to over 200 pounds? The Alligator Snapping Turtle The Red Eared Slider The Pond Turtle The Loggerhead Turtle Page 110 of 200 What is the largest and tallest type of deer known to man? The Red Deer The Elk The Moose The Sambar Page 111 of 200 Which currently living bird has the largest wingspan of all known birds? The Great White Pelican The Wandering Albatross The Andean Condor The Cinereous Vulture Page 112 of 200 According to nationalgeographic.com, which scorpion has the deadliest sting of all scorpions? The Yellow Fat-Tailed Scorpion The Arabian Fat-Tailed Scorpion The Deathstalker Scorpion The Indian Red Scorpion Page 113 of 200 What is the largest known butterfly in the world, according to scientificamerican.com? The Queen Alexandra's Birdwing The Homerus Swallowtail The Buru Opalescent Birdwing The African Giant Swallowtail Page 114 of 200 According to nationalgeographic.com, what is the smallest butterfly on the planet known to man? The Grizzled Skipper The Marine Blue The Western Pygmy Blue The Common Sootywing Page 115 of 200 What is believed to be the worlds most poisonous butterfly, having no known enemies due to its toxicity? The Common Indian Crow The African Giant Swallowtail The Atala Butterfly The Pipevine Swallowtail Page 116 of 200 What are a collective group of walruses called? A Mess A Glaring A Bed A Huddle Page 117 of 200 According to nationalgeographic.com, what are believed to be the largest currently existing rodents on earth? The Patagonian mara The Capybara The Muskrat The Copyu Page 118 of 200 How many muscles does the common caterpillar have in its head? 248 117 385 73 Page 119 of 200 What part of the body does a butterfly taste with? The Antennae The Wings The Feet The Tongue Page 120 of 200 Where are a starfish's eyes located? Inside the Mouth In the middle of the Head On the Stomach At the end of the Arms Page 121 of 200 According to audubon.org, what is the smallest bird in the world? The American Goldfinch The Ruby-crowned Kinglet The Bee Hummingbird The Spotted Pardalot Page 122 of 200 How many eyes does a box jellyfish have? Twenty-four Twelve Twenty-three Eleven Page 123 of 200 How fast does the Peacock Mantis Shrimp punch, according to nationalgeographic.com? 25 mph 75 mph 20 mph 50 mph Page 124 of 200 How many brains does a starfish have? Two Zero Three One Page 125 of 200 Which known animal has the fastest snapping jaw, moving at over 200 miles per hour? The Fire Ant The Trap-jaw Ant The Dracula Ant The Bulldog Ant Page 126 of 200 Which known animal has the most powerful and directional sonar signal of any species? The Whale The Narwhal The Dolphin The Bat Page 127 of 200 What are a collective group of hamsters called? A Horde A Gang A Gaggle A Bed Page 128 of 200 What color is a polar bear's skin? Red White Black Brown Page 129 of 200 Which known animal has the thickest fur in the animal kingdom? The Sea Otter The Angora Rabbit The Musk Ox The Komondor Page 130 of 200 What is commonly believed to be the largest caterpillar in the world? The Cecropia The Hickory Horned Devil The Polyphemus The Imperial Page 131 of 200 What is believed to be the largest known moth in the world? The Giant Wood Moth The Imperial Moth The Giant Silk Moth The Atlas Moth Page 132 of 200 What is believed to be the deadliest known caterpillar in the world? The Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar The Giant Silkworm Moth The Laurelcherry Smoky Moth The Stinging Rose Caterpillar Page 133 of 200 How many colors can a bat see? Two Three None One Page 134 of 200 What is the only known bird in the world, with nostrils at the end of its beak? The Hoatzin The Shoebill Stork The Shoveler The Kiwi Bird Page 135 of 200 According to nature.org, what is the fastest swimming turtle in the world? The Green Sea Turtle The Loggerhead sea turtle The Leatherback Sea Turtle The Hawksbill Sea Turtle Page 136 of 200 What is the largest extinct insect ever discovered? The Manipulator Modificaputis The Arthropluera The Jaekelopterus Rhenaniae The Meganeuropsis Permiana Page 137 of 200 According to the Wikipedia, what lizard has fastest sprint of all lizards? The Perentie The Green Iguana The Lizard Six-lined Racerunner The Black Mamba Snake Page 138 of 200 Which turtle uses its worm like tongue to lure in and capture fish? The Common Snapping Turtle The Red Eared Slider The Alligator Snapping Turtle The Painted Turtle Page 139 of 200 Which bird throws a leaf or stick into water, luring fish to the surface to eat? The Sandhill Crane The Green Heron The Great Egret The American White Ibis Page 140 of 200 How many hearts does a jellyfish have? Two One Three Zero Page 141 of 200 Which reptile is also known as the flying dragon? The Psychedelic Rock Gecko The Gargoyle Gecko The Draco Lizard The Fiji Crested Iguana Page 142 of 200 What is believed to be the largest living amphibian species in the animal kingdom, according to newscientist.com? The Chinese Giant Salamander The Proteidae The Mole Salamander The Pacific Giant Salamander Page 143 of 200 What is commonly believed to be the smallest vertebrate in the world? Slender Blind Snakes Bee Hummingbird Paedophryne Amauensis Speckled Padloper Tortoise Page 144 of 200 What is believed to be the fastest amphibian in the world, moving at 15 mph? The Cryptobranchoidea The Western Dwarf Salamander The Fire Salamander The Andean Salamander Page 145 of 200 What is known to be the largest nocturnal primate in the world? The Galago The Lorisidae The Aye Aye The Tarsier Page 146 of 200 What bird is also known as the Sea Parrot, because of its colorful bill, and its black and white body? The Puffin The Auklet The Cockatoo The Cockatiel Page 147 of 200 What do many monkeys use to wash their hands and feet? Water Saliva Urine Leaves Page 148 of 200 While the male peafowl is known as the peacock, what is the female peafowl called? A Formel A Peahen A Hen A Peamale Page 149 of 200 How do prairie dogs determine if they recognize one another? They Smell One Another They Hold Hands They Touch Noses They Touch Teeth Page 150 of 200 While it is commonly accepted that flamingos turn pink because of their diets of brine shrimp and algae, what color are they really? Yellow White Brown Purple Page 151 of 200 What is the only known vertebrate that uses a second set of jaws to both restrain and transport prey? The Moray Eel The Lamprey The Gharial The Goblin Shark Page 152 of 200 Which type of knife fish, can discharge an electric shock reaching as high as 860 volts, the most powerful of any animal known to science? Electrophorus Voltai Malapterurus Electricus Uranoscopus Scaber Torpediniformes Page 153 of 200 What is the largest known reptile that can regenerate limbs? The Gharial The Leatherback Sea turtle The Crocodile The Alligator Page 154 of 200 Which eel is believed to have the most vicious bite to humans? The Conger Eel The Moray Eel The Snipe Eel The Cutthroat Eel Page 155 of 200 How many teeth do anteaters have? Twenty Zero Ten Two Page 156 of 200 Besides the platypus, what is the only other mammals that lays eggs? The Northern Bald Ibis The Sea Horse The Echidna The Axolotl Page 157 of 200 According to oregonzoo.com, what is believed to be the largest porcupine in the world? The African Crested Porcupine The Brazilian Porcupine The Sunda Porcupine The North American porcupine Page 158 of 200 What is the smallest porcupine in the world, according to livescience.com? The Indian Crested Dwarf Porcupine The Bahia Hairy Dwarf Porcupine The Brazilian Dwarf Porcupine The Cape Dwarf Porcupine Page 159 of 200 Which reptile is statistically accepted as the most aggressive towards humans, killing about 1,000 people per year? The Gila Monster The Mexican Beaded Lizard The Malayan Water Monitor The Saltwater Crocodile Page 160 of 200 What is generally considered to be the largest species of squid, due to its weight? The Giant Squid The Dana Octopus Squid The Colossal Squid The Humboldt Squid Page 161 of 200 According to britannica.com, what is believed to be the smallest squid in the world? The Kisslip Pygmy Cuttlefish The Vampire Pygmy Squid The European Pygmy Squid The Southern Pygmy Squid Page 162 of 200 What is commonly believed to be the biggest species of octopus on the planet? The Giant Pacific Octopus The Yellow Octopus The Frilled Giant Pacific Octopus The Maori Octopus Page 163 of 200 What is commonly believed to be the smallest species of octopus on the planet? The Star-Sucker Pygmy Octopus The Blue-Ringed Octopus The Male Violet Blanket Octopus The Male Paper Nautilus Page 164 of 200 What is known to be the only living fish today, that can walk on land and lives 90% of its life outside of the water? The Snakehead Fish The Epaulette Shark The Mudskipper The Walking Catfish Page 165 of 200 Which known animal has fingerprints that are most similar to humans? Chimpanzees Koalas Gorillas Aye-ayes Page 166 of 200 Honey badgers are part of what animal family? The Weasel Family The Hamster Family The Guinea Pig Family The Mouse Family Page 167 of 200 What is the name of this chunky, stocky whale, with a small rounded head and a long tusk, which can grow nine feet long in length? The Orca The Porpoise The Beluga The Narwhal Page 168 of 200 Besides humans, what is the only primate that can have blue eyes? The Aye-aye The Black Lemur The Macaque The Uakari Page 169 of 200 What is generally believed to be the smallest species of camel in the world? The Vicuña The Cama The Bactrian Camel The Tülu Camel Page 170 of 200 What is known to be the fastest domestic dog breed in the world? The Vizsla The Saluki The Greyhound The Whippet Page 171 of 200 What is known to be the fastest domestic cat breed in the world, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Bengal The Somali The Abyssinian The Egyptian Mau Page 172 of 200 What is the Narwhal's "tusk", actually? A Tooth A Horn A Bone A Nail Page 173 of 200 What is commonly considered to be, the largest of the true domestic cat breed in the world, according to omlet.co.uk? The Ragdoll Maine Coons The British Shorthair The Highlander Page 174 of 200 What is commonly considered to be, the largest domestic dog breed in the world? The Newfoundland The Saint Bernard The Irish Wolfhound The English Mastiff Page 175 of 200 Which lizard waves as a sign of acknowledgement, fear, or submission? The Blue-tongued Skink The Spiny-tailed Monitor Lizard The Bearded Dragon The Chinese Water Dragon Page 176 of 200 Which cute furry animal, is known to hold hands with its young in the water, to not drift apart while sleeping? Sea Otters Weasels Badgers Wolverines Page 177 of 200 Which breed of rabbit is generally considered to be the largest in the world? The Blanc de Bouscat The Continental Giant The Flemish Giant Rabbit The Spanish Giant Page 178 of 200 Which breed of rabbit is generally considered to be the smallest and one of the rarest in the world? The English Angora The Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit The Netherland Dwarf The Dwarf Hotot Page 179 of 200 Which water mammals are believed by scientists, to call each other by name, using unique whistles to identify one another? Orcas Narwhals Whales Dolphins Page 180 of 200 What is the only known species of animal that poops cube shaped feces? The Koala The Wombat The Wallaby The Opossum Page 181 of 200 What currently living animal is the manatee most closely related to, according to doi.gov? The Porpoise The Cow The Walrus The Elephant Page 182 of 200 Like much of human hair and finger nail composition, what are rhinoceroses horns made of? Keratin Argan Saffron Amino Page 183 of 200 How many jaws do leeches have? Two One Three Zero Page 184 of 200 How many ears does a praying mantis have? Zero One Two Four Page 185 of 200 How many brains do leeches have? Thirty-two Two Eleven Eight Page 186 of 200 Where is the praying mantis ear located? Its Foot Its Back Its Head Its Chest Page 187 of 200 When bears hibernate, what is the lighter state of sleep used to conserve energy called? Hibernation Torpor Estivation Doze Page 188 of 200 How many hearts do leeches have? Five Three Two One Page 189 of 200 What is the name of the crab that bears a pattern resembling an angry human face on its shell? The Ranina Ranina The Portunidae The Hemigrapsus Sanguineus The Heikegani Page 190 of 200 Which reptile urinates from its mouth? The Round Island Keel-scaled Boa The Desperate Leaf Chameleon The Chinese Soft Shelled Turtle The Gharial Page 191 of 200 How many testicles do leeches have? Eighteen Twelve Two Five Page 192 of 200 According to an ancient story of Rome being attacked by the Gauls, what was the first bird to be domesticated by man? The Dog The Deer The Cat The Goose Page 193 of 200 Which spider is believed to be the smallest spider in the world, collected from Rio Digua, near Queremal, Valle del Cauca in Colombia? The Lycosidae The Agelenidae The Achaearanea Tepidariorum The Patu Digua Page 194 of 200 What is believed to be the largest burrowing marsupial known, in the world? The Koala The Mole The Wombat The Quoll Page 195 of 200 What is largely considered to be the smallest snake in the world, according to britannica.com? The Barbados Thread Snake The Short-headed Garter Snake The Lined Snake Peters’ Thread Snake Page 196 of 200 What is commonly believed to be the largest species of snail in the world? The Giant Whelk The Giant Triton The Australian Trumpet The Apple Snail Page 197 of 200 What is generally considered to be the largest known bear on earth, according to loc.gov? The Kamchatka Brown Bear The Polar Bear The Ussuri Brown Bear The Grizzly Bear Page 198 of 200 Based on the number of scent receptors, which animal has the best sense of smell of all terrestrial mammals? The Swiss Fox Rabbit The Australian Dingo The North American Gorilla The African Elephant Page 199 of 200 What species of stingray is believed to be the largest in the world? The Sixgill Stingrays The Butterfly Ray The Giant Freshwater Stingray The Deepwater Stingray Page 200 of 200 What chicken breed is considered to be the largest on the planet? The Cornish Chicken The Cochin The Brahma Chicken The Jersey Giant Read 575 Animal Trivia Questions & Answers The following 575 animal trivia questions cover every major animal from the animal kingdom. From reptiles, to horses, aquatic creatures, and birds, we have covered every animal we could think of! Read on for hundreds of animal trivia questions and answers. Use them for your next trivia night, or just to test yourself for fun! Amphibian Trivia Back to table of contents... Amphibians are a class of vertebrate animals that include frogs, toads, salamanders, and caecilians. Amphibians typically have soft, moist skin and are ectothermic, meaning that their body temperature is regulated by their external environment. Amphibians typically start their life as aquatic larvae, breathing through gills, and eventually metamorphose into adults that live on land and breathe air through their lungs. They typically reproduce by laying eggs in water, and may spend part or all of their lives in water or on land. If you are interested in learning more, read on for 25 amphibian trivia questions & answers! Amphibian Trivia Questions & Answers 1. What is the longest living amphibian? The Blind Salamander or the Olm 2. What is the most poisonous newt known to man? The Rough-skinned Newt 3. What is the smallest species of amphibian? The Paedophryne Amauensis 4. What is the only amphibian that spends its entire life cycle in the ocean? The Axolotls 5. How many species of amphibians are there? More than 6,000 6. What is the most common amphibian in North America? The Frog 7. What type of amphibian is the axolotl? A Salamander 8. What type of amphibian has four eyes? The Colombian Four-eyed Frog 9. What type of amphibian has a tail when it is in its larval stage? The Spotted Salamanders 10. What type of amphibian can breathe through its skin? The Titicaca Water Frog or the Hellbender Salamander 11. What type of amphibian lays its eggs in water? Amphibious Frogs 12. Which frog genus lays its eggs on land? Pristimantis 13. Which amphibian does not have tongue? African Clawed Toad 14. What amphibian order do salamanders belong to? The Caudata 15. What type of amphibian is a frog? Anura 16. What type of amphibian is a caecilian? Apoda 17. What type of amphibian is an alpine newt? Urodela 18. What type of amphibian is a toad? Anura 19. What type of frog is generally considered to be the most poisonous frog on earth, to man? The Golden Poison Dart Frog 20. According to aquaticsciences.org, which frog can leap the farthest? South African Sharp-nosed Frog 21. What type of amphibian is a newt? Urodela 22. How do frogs drink water? They Absorb it Through Their Skin 23. What is believed to be the largest living amphibian species in the animal kingdom, according to newscientist.com? The Chinese Giant Salamander 24. Which Louisiana State University herpetologist discovered the Paedophryne Amauensis frog species in August 2009? Christopher Austin 25. What is believed to be the fastest amphibian in the world, moving at 15 mph? The Andean Salamander Armadillo, Anteaters, & Sloths Trivia Back to table of contents... Armadillos, Anteaters and Sloths are all species of mammals found in the Neotropical region of Central and South America. Armadillos are small, burrowing animals with a protective shell made of bony plates. They forage for insects by digging in the ground and can curl up into a ball to protect themselves from predators. Anteaters are larger animals that feed on ants and termites. They have long snouts, slender bodies and long, sharp claws that they use to dig into ant and termite nests. Sloths are slow-moving animals that hang from trees. They have long, curved claws adapted for gripping tree branches and they feed on leaves, fruits, and insects. They also have a thick fur coat that helps to keep them warm in the cool, wet rainforest environment. If these unique creatures make you smile, read on for 25 armadillo, anteater, & sloth trivia questions & answers! Armadillo, Anteaters, & Sloths Trivia Questions & Answers 26. What is the scientific name for an armadillo? Dasypus Novemcinctus 27. How many species of armadillo are there? Twenty 28. What is the average size of an armadillo? About 15 to 45 inches in length 29. What is the armadillo's primary form of defense? Rolling up into a tight ball 30. What type of environment do armadillos typically inhabit? Dry, grassy areas or forests 31. What is the scientific name for the two-toed sloth? Choloepus didactylus 32. How many species of sloths are there? Six 33. What is the average lifespan of a sloth in the wild? 20 to 30 years 34. What is the top speed a sloth can reach? 6 meters per minute or 0.15 miles per hour 35. What is the main food source for sloths? Leaves, fruits, and buds of trees and shrubs 36. How many teeth do anteaters have? Zero 37. What is generally accepted as the world's slowest moving animal? The Three Toed Sloth 38. What type of animal is an anteater? A Toothless, Insect-eating Mammal 39. Anteaters have no teeth - what type of mouthparts do they use to catch their prey? Their Long Tongues 40. How many species of anteater are there? Four 41. What is the scientific name for the giant anteater? Myrmecophaga Tridactyla 42. What are the main foods in the diet of an anteater? Ants and Termites 43. How do anteaters carry their young? On their back 44. How many claws does an anteater have on their forefoot? Two 45. What is the largest species of anteater? The Giant Anteater 46. What is the average lifespan of an anteater in human care? Up to 26 Years 47. What type of habitat do anteaters prefer? Wetlands, grasslands and tropical forests 48. How many claws does an anteater have on their hind foot? Four 49. What is the average lifespan of the two-toed sloth? 20 Years 50. What is the longest ever recorded lifespan of any sloth species? 43 Years Bear Trivia Back to table of contents... Bears are a type of mammal that are typically large and omnivorous. They are found in many places around the world, including North America, Europe, Asia, and South America. They have thick fur and sharp claws, making them well-adapted to a variety of environments. Bears live in forests, mountains, and sometimes even in urban areas. They are usually solitary animals, but some species live in large groups called clans or sloths. Bears are known to be very intelligent animals, able to remember routes, remember human faces, and even use tools. To learn more fun facts about bears, check out these 25 bear trivia questions & answers! Bear Trivia Questions & Answers 51. According to nationalzoo.si.edu, how long do pandas spend eating per day? 10 to 16 Hours Per Day 52. What color is a polar bear's skin? Black 53. When bears hibernate, what is the lighter state of sleep used to conserve energy called? Torpor 54. What is generally considered to be the largest known bear on earth, according to loc.gov? Polar Bears 55. What is the name of the bear who starred in the Disney film, The Jungle Book? Baloos 56. What is the scientific name for the American black bear? Ursus americanus 57. What is the smallest species of bear? Malayan Sun Bear 58. What type of bear is the symbol of the state of California? The California Grizzly Bear 59. What type of bear is character Winnie the Pooh the "Winnie the Pooh" stories based on? A Black Bear 60. What is the name of the stuntman that played the bear in the film "The Revenant"? Glenn Ennis 61. What is the name of the bear mascot for the University of California, Berkeley? Oski 62. What is the name of the bear species native to parts of India, Nepal, and Bhutan? The Sloth Bear 63. What the two bear species native to Japan? The Asian black bear and the brown bear 64. What is the scientific name for the brown bear? Ursus arctos 65. What genus is the Sun Bear? Helarctos 66. What is the only bear species to have largely white fur? Polar Bear 67. Which bear is the national animal of Finland? The Brown Bear 68. What is the collective name for a group of bears? A sloth of bears 69. What is the scientific name for the Brown Bear? Ursus Arctos 70. What is the only bear species native to South America? Spectacled Bear 71. What is the biggest bear species? Polar Bear 72. How many subspecies of black bear are there? 16 73. About how tall is a Sun Bear? 28 inches tall 74. How far can a bear run in one hour? 25 miles 75. What is the average lifespan of a bear in the wild? 20-25 years Bird Trivia Back to table of contents... Birds are a group of winged vertebrates that have evolved over millions of years. They have a variety of characteristics that make them unique, such as feathers, beaks, and wings. Most birds are capable of flight and some species are even able to dive underwater for food. They are found in nearly every corner of the world, from the Arctic to the Antarctic. There are approximately 10,000 species of birds, many of which are in decline due to human activities. Birds play an important role in ecosystems, as they help to control pest populations and transport vital nutrients through their droppings. They are also important for pollination, as many species are important pollinators of flowers. Find out more interesting bird facts with the following 25 bird trivia questions and answers. Bird Trivia Questions & Answers 76. According to seaworld.org, which penguin can jump the highest out of water? The Adélie Penguin 77. According to illinois.edu, how many turkeys are cooked and eaten in the U.S. on Thanksgiving? More Than 45 million 78. Which bird is known to have the fastest dive of all birds, clocking in ay 242 mph, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Peregrine Falcon 79. What do Penguins typically use as currency? Stones 80. What is believed to be the farthest migrating bird in the world? The Arctic Tern 81. What is the only bird that is known to be capable of flying backwards? The Hummingbird 82. According to researchers, up to how many times can a woodpecker peck in a second? 20 Times 83. What is the name of the largest species of owl? The Great Horned Owl 84. According to the abcbirds.org, how many known species of woodpeckers are native to the United States of America? 23 Species 85. What is believed to be the biggest known bird on planet earth? The Common Ostrich 86. What is considered to be the deadliest bird to humans in the world, according to loc.gov? The Cassowary 87. Which animal can only eat with its head upside down? Flamingos 88. Which currently living bird has the largest wingspan of all known birds? The Wandering Albatross 89. According to audubon.org, what is the smallest bird in the world? Bee Hummingbirds 90. What is the only known bird in the world, with nostrils at the end of its beak? The Kiwi Bird 91. Which bird throws a leaf or stick into water, luring fish to the surface to eat? The Green Heron 92. What bird is also known as the Sea Parrot, because of its colorful bill, and its black and white body? The Puffin 93. While the male peafowl is known as the peacock, what is the female peafowl called? A Peahen 94. While it is commonly accepted that flamingos turn pink because of their diets of brine shrimp and algae, what color are they really? White 95. According to an ancient story of Rome being attacked by the Gauls, what was the first bird to be domesticated by man? The Goose 96. What chicken breed is considered to be the largest on the planet? The Jersey Giant 97. According to birdlife.org, how many species of penguins are there on the planet? Eighteen Species 98. According to allaboutbirds.org, what is the name of the bird that is known for building mud nests? Barn Swallows 99. What type of bird is the character Big Bird on the children's television show Sesame Street? A Canary 100. What type of bird has been the national bird of the United States since 1782? The Bald Eagle 180 Science Trivia Questions & Answers Learn interesting scientific facts from every field of science. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Canine Trivia Back to table of contents... Canines, also known as dogs, are a species of mammal that are part of the family Canidae. Canines are highly social animals that are often kept as pets and are known for their loyalty and companionship. Canines have been domesticated for thousands of years and come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. They have a keen sense of smell and hearing, and are often used in police work, search and rescue, and other forms of assistance. Canines are also used in many sports, such as agility and obedience competitions. If you love dogs (as much as we do), keep reading for 25 canine trivia questions and answers! Canine Trivia Questions & Answers 101. What are considered to be the least intelligent dogs based on their lack of instinctive, adaptive, working, and obedient intelligence, according to psychologytoday.com? Afghan Hounds 102. How many vocal sounds do dogs have? 10 103. What is generally accepted as the smallest breed of dog in the world? The Chihuahua 104. It has been disputed as to which country the French poodle has originated from; which two countries have claimed origination of this breed? Germany and France 105. What color are Dalmatians when they are born? White 106. What is generally accepted as the largest known species of wild dog on earth? The Northwestern Wolf 107. What is known to be the fastest domestic dog breed in the world? The Greyhound 108. What is commonly considered to be, the largest domestic dog breed in the world? The English Mastiff 109. What is the scientific name for the domestic dog? Canis lupus familiaris 110. What is the name of the breed of dogs that have webbed feet? Newfoundland 111. What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States? Labrador Retriever 112. How many breeds of dogs are recognized by the American Kennel Club? Over 190 113. What is the average life expectancy of a healthy dog, according to petmd.com? 10-13 Years 114. According to a-z-animals.com, which breed of dog is considered the most dangerous? The Pit Bull 115. Which dog breed has the strongest bite force, measuring in at 743 PSI? The Kangal Shepherd 116. What type of dog breed has weighed in as the heaviest of all time? Saint Bernard 117. What is the name of the longest living recorded dog in history? "Bluey" and Australian Cattle Dog 118. What kind of dog breed was sold in China in 2014 for $2 million? A Golden-haired Tibetan Mastiff 119. What type of dog was bred specifically to hunt puffins? Norwegian Lundehund 120. What kind of dog was Cujo, from the movie Cujo? A Saint Bernard 121. What is the name of the breed of dog that was bred to hunt badgers? The Dachshund 122. What is the name of the breed of dog that is known as the “Nanny Dog”? Staffordshire Bull Terrier 123. What is the name of the Canadian breed of dog that is known for its natural swimming ability? The Newfoundland 124. According to activewild.com, how many species of wild dogs are there? 35 Species 125. What kind of dog was Lassie, from the TV show Lassie? A Rough Collie Cattle Trivia Back to table of contents... Cattle are a type of domesticated livestock animal, typically cows, that are raised for their milk, meat, and other products. Cattle are often kept in herds and graze on pastures or feedlots. They are typically raised for their milk, which is used to produce cheese, yogurt, and other dairy products. The meat from cattle is also commonly used to produce beef, veal, and other meats. Cattle are one of the oldest forms of livestock, and have been domesticated for thousands of years. If cows interest you, check out these 25 cattle trivia questions and answers. Cattle Trivia Questions & Answers 126. How many stomachs do cows have? Four 127. What is the scientific name for cattle? Bos taurus 128. What two colors are the most common coat colors in cattle? Red and black 129. What is the average lifespan of a cow? 10-20 years 130. What is the name for a male calf? Bull calf 131. What is the most common breed of cattle raised in the United States? Angus 132. What is the name of the process that involves the insertion of a metal ring in the nose of a cow? Dehorning 133. How much milk can a cow produce in a day? Up to 25 gallons 134. What is the name of the process that involves the removal of horns from a cow? Disbudding 135. What is the name of a female calf? Heifer 136. What is the average weight of a cow? 1,400-1,800 pounds 137. How many teats does a cow have? Four 138. What is the term for a group of cows? Herd 139. What is the term for a male cow that has been castrated? Steer 140. What type of animal is a yak? Bovine 141. How many chromosomes do cattle have? 60 142. What is the average gestation period of a cow? Nine months 143. What is the term for a young cow that has not yet given birth for the first time? Heifer 144. What type of animal is a bison? Bovine 145. What is the name for a female cow that has given birth? Cow 146. What is the name for a group of calves? Calf crop 147. What is the name for the process of artificially inseminating a cow? Artificial insemination 148. What type of animal is a water buffalo? Bovine 149. What is the average weight of a newborn calf? 60-120 pounds 150. What is the most common breed of dairy cattle? Holstein Elephant Trivia Back to table of contents... Elephants are the largest living land mammal and are found in several areas of the world, including Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. They are known for their large size, curved tusks, and trunk, which is used for grasping, lifting, and communication. Elephants are highly intelligent, social animals and live in matriarchal societies. They are herbivores and feed on grass, leaves, bark, and fruit. Elephants are also known for their long lifespans, with some individuals living up to 70 years. If you love elephants, read on for 25 elephant trivia questions and answers! Elephant Trivia Questions & Answers 151. What is generally accepted as the largest species of Elephant known to man? The African Elephant 152. Which known mammal remains pregnant for the longest period of time, at 95 weeks of gestation? The Elephant 153. According to bbc.co.uk, how long do elephants typically sleep for, when in their natural habitat? About 2 Hours a Day 154. What currently living animal is the elephant most closely related to, according to globalelephants.org? The Rock Hyrax 155. Based on the number of scent receptors, which elephant has the best sense of smell of all terrestrial mammals? The African Elephant 156. What is the scientific name of the African elephant? Loxodonta africana 157. How many subspecies of African elephants are there? Two – the savanna elephant and the forest elephant. 158. What is the largest land mammal in the world? The African elephant 159. How long is an elephant's trunk? An adult elephant's trunk can measure up to 7.5 feet long 160. What type of teeth do elephants have? Elephants have molars that grow continuously throughout their life 161. How much does an adult elephant weigh? An adult African elephant can weigh up to 7 tons 162. How long do elephants live? Elephants can live up to 70 years in the wild 163. How many toes does an elephant have on their front feet? Four 164. What is the gestation period of an elephant? 22 months 165. What is the largest tuskless elephant in the world? A female African elephant named Mlaika 166. What do elephants use as sunblock? Dirt and Hay 167. How long can an elephant's ears be? Up to 6 feet long 168. Besides their ears, what other body part do elephants use to hear? Their Feet 169. How many muscles does an elephant's trunk have? 40,000 muscles 170. What is the name of the special flap on the end of an elephant's trunk? The finger 171. How long is an elephant's tail? Up to 5 feet long 172. What type of diet do elephants have? Elephants are herbivores and eat grass, leaves, bark, and roots 173. What is the name of the largest elephant ever recorded? An African elephant named Jumbo 174. What is the lifespan of an elephant in captivity? 40 to 60 years 175. In which religion and culture are elephants worshipped? Hinduism Feline Trivia Back to table of contents... Felines are a group of mammals known for their distinctive features, such as their sharp claws, pointed ears, and long tails. They are also characterized by their agility, grace, and ability to climb. Felines are carnivorous hunters, and range in size from the domestic house cat to the majestic lion. They can be found in a variety of habitats around the world, and are among the most popular pets in many countries. To learn more fun facts about cats, check out these 25 feline trivia questions & answers! Feline Trivia Questions & Answers 176. Do tigers have striped skin or striped fur? Both 177. What is the scientific name for a house cat? Felis catus 178. A black panther is actually a black version of these two other big cats? Leopard or Jaguar 179. What are the three main types of cats? Domestic cats, wild cats, and hybrid cats. 180. How many muscles does a normal cat have in each ear? Thirty-two 181. What are the four main cat breeds? Persian, Siamese, Maine Coon, and Bengal 182. What are a collective group of kittens called? A Kindle 183. What are the two most common eye colors in cats? Green or yellow 184. How many vocals sounds do cats have? Over 100 185. How many toes does a cat typically have on each paw? Five 186. According to cheetah.org, how long can a cheetah live in the wild? Up to 12 Years 187. What is the average lifespan of a domestic cat? 12 to 18 years 188. According to discoverwildlife.org, this animal is the most efficient predator, with a 38% hunting success rate of kills? The Leopard 189. What is known to be the fastest land animal on earth? Cheetah 190. How much do house cats typically weigh? 8 to 10 pounds 191. A male lion and a female tiger would breed what kind of animal? A Liger 192. What are the three ways cats communicate with each other? Vocalizations, body language, & scent marking 193. A female lion and a male tiger would breed what kind of animal? A Tigon 194. What are a collective group of cats called? A Glaring 195. How many teeth do cats typically have? 30 teeth 196. What is generally accepted as the largest living known species of wild cat on earth? The Siberian or the Amur Tiger 197. What is known to be the fastest domestic cat breed in the world, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Egyptian Mau 198. What are the two types of fur cats have? Guard hairs & awn hairs 199. What is commonly considered to be, the largest of the true domestic cat breed in the world, according to omlet.co.uk? Maine Coons 200. How many canine teeth do cats typically have? Four 251 Math Trivia Questions & Answers Learn interesting mathematic facts from every field of math. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Fish & Water Organisms Trivia Back to table of contents... Fish & water organisms are animals that live in a liquid environment, usually in bodies of water such as oceans, rivers, lakes, ponds, and streams. Fish are the most common water organism and are divided into different species such as salmon, trout, bass, and catfish. Other water organisms include amphibians, reptiles, mollusks, crustaceans, and aquatic plants. These organisms live in different parts of the water, from the surface to the depths, and each has its own unique adaptations and behaviors. Many water organisms play an important role in the food chain, providing food for larger predators and living in symbiotic relationships with other species. Do you love fish? Read on for 25 fish and water organism trivia questions and answers. Fish & Water Organisms Trivia Questions & Answers 201. What is believed to be the fastest swimming fish, swimming up to 68 mph? The Sailfish 202. Besides the hydra, what is the only known animal that can live forever? The Immortal Jellyfish or Turritopsis Dohrnii 203. What are generally believed to be the farthest migrating fish? The Gilded Catfish 204. What is the only animal that has been confirmed to see in black and white? Skates 205. What are a collective group of clams called? A Bed 206. Which animal can, within a few milliseconds, accelerate to a velocity of nearly 1000 body lengths per second? Copepods 207. How many hearts do most species of squid have? Three 208. What is the only animal known to man, where the males give birth? Seahorse 209. According to nationalgeographic.com, how far can a flying fish fly? 1312 Feet 210. In what part of the body is a shrimp's heart located? The Head 211. What is the biggest fish on the planet, according to oceanservice.noaa.gov? Rhincodon Typus or the Whale Shark 212. How many bones does an octopus have in its body? Zero 213. When mating, which male fish attaches itself to the female, and lives out the rest of its life attached to its partner, until they both die? The Anglerfish 214. What are a collective group of sardines called? A Family 215. What is the most venomous fish to humans, which can inject a venom that is capable of killing an adult person in less than an hour, according to ocreana.org? The Stonefish 216. What are a collective group of sharks called? A Shiver 217. How many hearts does an octopus have? Three 218. How many hearts does a jellyfish have? Zero 219. Where are a starfish's eyes located? At the end of the arms 220. How many eyes does a box jellyfish have? Twenty four 221. How fast does the Peacock Mantis Shrimp punch, according to nationalgeographic.com? 50 mph 222. How many brains does a starfish have? Zero 223. How many brains does a jellyfish have? Zero 224. What is the only known vertebrate that uses a second set of jaws to both restrain and transport prey? The Moray Eel 225. Which type of knife fish, can discharge an electric shock reaching as high as 860 volts, the most powerful of any animal known to science? The Electrophorus Voltai Flying & Gliding Mammals Trivia Back to table of contents... Flying and gliding mammals are animals that have adapted their bodies for sustained flight or gliding. These animals usually have wings or flaps of skin that help them stay in the air for longer periods of time. Some examples of flying and gliding mammals include flying squirrels, bats, and flying lemurs. Flying squirrels have large flaps of skin that stretch from their wrists to their ankles, creating a “wing” that helps them glide from tree to tree. Bats have wings made of skin and are able to fly in the air and maneuver quickly. Flying lemurs have flaps of skin on their sides that help them glide through the air. All of these animals are able to stay in the air for extended periods of time and travel long distances. If flying and gliding mammals intrigue you, read on for 25 trivia questions about them, chock full of interesting facts! Flying & Gliding Mammals Trivia Questions & Answers 226. What is the only mammal known to be capable of self sustained flight? Bats 227. How many colors can a bat see? None, they are Colorblind 228. What is the scientific name for the flying squirrel? Pteromyini 229. What is the scientific name for the flying mammal commonly known as a bat? Chiroptera 230. What type of gliding mammal is found in the Amazon rainforest? Gliding possums 231. How many species of bat are there in the world? Over 1,400 232. What is the average speed of a gliding mammal in flight? 15-20 mph 233. What type of animals are bats classified as? Mammals 234. What is the longest recorded gliding distance for a gliding mammal? 450 meters 235. What is the smallest species of bat? The Bumblebee Bat 236. What type of skin membrane is used by gliding mammals to enable flight? Patagium 237. What is the largest species of bat? The Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox 238. What type of gliding mammal is found in the Himalayan mountains? Himalayan Flying Squirrel 239. What type of wings do bats have? Membranous wings 240. What type of gliding mammal is the only one found in North America? Northern Flying Squirrel 241. What type of body covering do bats have? Fur 242. What type of gliding mammal is found in the southern hemisphere? Sugar Glider 243. What type of teeth do bats have? Sharp, pointed incisors and canines 244. What type of gliding mammal has the longest patagium? Greater Glider 245. How do bats use echolocation to navigate? They emit sound waves and listen to the echoes that bounce back off objects to help them determine their location and size of objects 246. What type of gliding mammal is native to Southeast Asia? Malayan Flying Fox 247. What type of diet do most bats feed on? Insects 248. What type of gliding mammal is found in the forests of Central and South America? Colugo 249. How long do bats typically live? Up to 30 years in the wild 250. How many species of gliding mammals are there in the world? About 40 species Giraffe Trivia Back to table of contents... Giraffes are the tallest living land animals on the planet. They are native to Africa and can be found grazing on the savannas and woodlands of the continent. Giraffes have long necks and legs, and their fur is covered in distinctive brown and white spots. They have large eyes and long eyelashes, and the male of the species has a pair of short, skin-covered horns on the top of its head. Giraffes are herbivores and feed primarily on the leaves and twigs of trees and shrubs. They typically move slowly and can reach speeds of up to 35 miles per hour when galloping. Giraffes are social animals and live in herds with other giraffes. If you are fascinated by giraffes, these 25 giraffe trivia questions and answers are for you! Giraffe Trivia Questions & Answers 251. What does a giraffe use to clean its own ears? Its Tongue 252. What is the closest living relative to the giraffe? The Okapi 253. How tall can a giraffe grow? Up to 18 feet tall 254. How much does a giraffe weigh? Up to 1,500 pounds 255. What is the scientific name for a giraffe? Giraffa camelopardalis 256. How long is a giraffe's tongue? Up to 20 inches in length 257. How many subspecies of giraffe are there? Nine subspecies 258. What is the rarest giraffe in the world? Rothschild's giraffe 259. What does the diet of a giraffe predominantly consist of? Leaves, flowers, and fruits 260. How long do giraffes typically live? Between 20 and 25 years in the wild 261. How fast can a giraffe run? Up to 35 mph 262. What is a group of giraffes called? A tower 263. What colors are a giraffe's spots typically? Brown, tan, or yellow 264. What is the average gestation period for a giraffe? 15 months 265. How many horns does a giraffe have? Giraffes have two horns 266. How often do giraffes typically give birth? Every two or three years 267. Do giraffes have vocal cords? Yes, giraffes have vocal cords and can make low-frequency sounds 268. How far can a giraffe see? Up to 3 miles away 269. What is the scientific name for a baby giraffe? A calve 270. How long are a giraffe's legs? Up to 8 feet in length 271. What is the average height of a newborn giraffe? About 6 feet tall 272. How many vertebrae does a giraffe have in its neck? Giraffes have seven vertebrae in their neck 273. Do giraffes have the same number of neck vertebrae as humans? Giraffes have seven, humans have six 274. What type of animal is a giraffe related to? Deer & cattle 275. Are giraffes endangered? Yes, some subspecies of giraffe are endangered Hippopotamus Trivia Back to table of contents... Hippopotamuses are large, semi-aquatic mammals native to sub-Saharan Africa. They are most recognizable by their bulky bodies, short legs, and huge heads with large, protruding eyes and long, thick lips. Hippos spend most of their days submerged in water to keep their sensitive skin cool. They feed mostly on grasses and are capable of staying underwater for up to five minutes. Despite their large and intimidating size, hippos are relatively peaceful animals, primarily interacting with other hippos to establish hierarchy and mate. Want to learn more about hippos? The following 25 hippopotamus trivia questions and answers will surely do the trick! Hippopotamus Trivia Questions & Answers 276. What is the colloquial term for the oily fluid the Hippopotamus secretes from special glands in their skin for cooling, water repelling, moisturizer, and for antibiotics? "Blood Sweat" 277. How fast can a hippo run, according to stlzoo.org? Up to 30 Miles Per Hour 278. What is the scientific name for a Hippopotamus? Hippopotamus amphibius 279. How many subspecies of Hippopotamus are there? Three 280. What is the average weight of an adult Hippopotamus? About 3,000 to 4,500 kg 281. Where do Hippopotamuses live? In rivers and lakes in Africa 282. How much of a Hippopotamus’ life is spent in water? About 80-90% 283. What is the average lifespan of a Hippopotamus? About 40 to 50 years 284. How fast can a Hippopotamus run on land? Up to 30 km/hr 285. How deep can a Hippopotamus dive? About 5 meters 286. What type of diet does a Hippopotamus have? Herbivorous 287. How many toes does a Hippopotamus have on each foot? Four 288. How much time does a Hippopotamus spend resting each day? About 16 hours 289. What is the social structure of a Hippopotamus group? A matriarchal society 290. What is the gestation period of a Hippopotamus? 8 months 291. What is the average size of a Hippopotamus litter? About 2-3 calves 292. Are Hippopotamuses endangered? Yes, they are vulnerable 293. How tall is an adult Hippopotamus? About 1.5 to 2 meters 294. What is the scientific name for a baby Hippopotamus? A calf 295. How much does a baby Hippopotamus weigh at birth? About 45 kg 296. How many teeth does a Hippopotamus have? Up to 40 297. What is the main defense mechanism of a Hippopotamus? They can run quickly and bite 298. What is the scientific name for a Hippopotamus’ nostrils? Nostrils are called nares 299. What type of coat does a Hippopotamus have? A thick, reddish-gray skin 300. What is the scientific name for the large mammal family that includes Hippopotamuses? The order Artiodactyla Play Random Trivia Now! Play random trivia questions from any of our many trivia categories. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Horse Trivia Back to table of contents... Horses are mammals of the equine family. They are social animals that live in herds and are used for transportation, work, recreation, and competition. Horses have been domesticated for thousands of years, and they are known for their intelligence, strength, and beauty. They have an amazing sense of balance and can be trained to do a variety of tasks. Horses come in many different breeds and colors and are a popular pet and show animal. Learn more about these beautiful creatures using these 25 horse trivia questions and answers. Horse Trivia Questions & Answers 301. How long does it generally take for a baby horse to start walking? About 30 Minutes 302. What is the average speed of a horse in a gallop? Approximately 32 mph 303. What type of horse is the fastest? Thoroughbreds 304. How many legs does a horse have? Four 305. How long is the gestation period of a horse? Eleven months 306. How many hooves does a horse have? Four 307. How many teeth does a horse have? 36-44 308. What is the tallest breed of horse? The Shire 309. What is the average lifespan of a horse? 25-30 years 310. How long is the mane of a horse? Between 8 and 12 inches 311. What is the average weight of a horse? 900-1,200 pounds 312. What is the average height of a horse? Between 14 and 17 hands 313. How many colors are horses typically? Nine 314. What is the most popular color of horses? Chestnut 315. What is the name of a baby horse? Foal 316. What is the name of a female horse? Mare 317. What is the name of a male horse? Stallion 318. What is the name of a castrated male horse? Gelding 319. What is the name of a group of horses? A herd 320. What is the name of an adult male horse? A stallion 321. What is the name of a horse's tail? A tail or a switch 322. What type of horse is the strongest? Draft horses 323. What type of horse is the most nimble? Arabian horses 324. What type of horse is the most intelligent? The Akhal-Teke 325. What type of horse is the most versatile? The American Quarter Horse Insect & Arachnid Trivia Back to table of contents... Insects and arachnids are members of the arthropod phylum. Insects have six legs, and their body is divided into three parts: head, thorax and abdomen. They also have a pair of antennae, compound eyes, and wings (in some species). Arachnids have eight legs, and their body is divided into two parts: the cephalothorax and the abdomen. They have four pairs of legs and lack antennae and wings. Both insects and arachnids play important roles in their ecosystems, such as pollinators, predators, decomposers, and prey. If you love creepy crawlies, these 25 Insect and arachnid trivia questions and answers will surely provide you with some entertainment. Insect & Arachnid Trivia Questions & Answers 326. According to scientificamerican.com, how long have honey bees been living on earth? Around 130 Million Years 327. What is statistically, the deadliest animal in the world to humans? The Mosquito 328. How long can the female mayfly, the Dolania americana live for? 5 Minutes 329. What is the most venomous spider to man, according to guinnessworldrecords.com? The Sydney Funnel Web Spider 330. According to npr.org, which insect can leap the farthest? The Spittle Bug 331. Compared to its body weight, what is the strongest animal in the world known to man? The Dung Beetle 332. Considered the strongest biological material ever studied, which spider can spin the strongest silk? Darwin's Bark Spider 333. According to honeyassociation.com, how many miles do bees fly to make 1 pound of honey? 90,000 miles 334. What are a collective group of bees called? A Bike of Bees 335. What is the only known animal that can survive in outer space? Tardigrades 336. Which water insect makes the loudest sound relative to its size, compared to all the animals in the animal kingdom? The Water Boatman 337. What are a collective group of caterpillars called? An Army 338. According to nationalgeographic.com, what is believed to be the largest type of spider in the world? Goliath Birdeater Tarantula 339. According to bbc.com, what is the biggest known earthworm in the world? The Giant Gippsland Earthworm 340. According to nationalgeographic.com, which scorpion has the deadliest sting of all scorpions? The Indian Red Scorpion 341. What is the largest known butterfly in the world, according to scientificamerican.com? The Queen Alexandra's Birdwing 342. According to nationalgeographic.com, what is the smallest butterfly on the planet known to man? The Western Pygmy Blue Butterfly 343. What is believed to be the worlds most poisonous butterfly, having no known enemies due to its toxicity? The African Giant Swallowtail 344. How many muscles does the common caterpillar have in its head? 248 Muscles 345. What part of the body does a butterfly taste with? The Feet 346. According to nationalgeographic.com, what type of shrimp punches approximately 50 mph? The Peacock Mantis 347. Which known animal has the fastest snapping jaw, moving at over 200 miles per hour? The Trap-jaw Ant 348. What is commonly believed to be the largest caterpillar in the world? Hickory Horned Devil 349. What is believed to be the largest known moth in the world? The Atlas Moth 350. What is believed to be the deadliest known caterpillar in the world? Lonomia Obliqua or the Giant Silkworm Moth Marine Mammals Trivia Back to table of contents... Marine mammals are mammals that live in or depend on marine environments for at least part of their lives. They are adapted to the marine environment and are able to survive and thrive in it. Marine mammals include whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, walruses, sea otters, manatees, dugongs, and polar bears. These animals are warm-blooded, breathe air, give birth to live young, and produce milk to feed their young. They are found in all oceans on the planet and in many coastal areas. Marine mammals are an important part of the oceanic food web and play a critical role in the health of the marine environment. Learn more about marine mammals with these 25 marine mammal trivia questions and answers; they are chock full of cool information! Marine Mammals Trivia Questions & Answers 351. How much weight can a baby whale gain every day, according to nationalgeographic.com? About 200 Pounds 352. Up to what length can the Antarctic blue whale grow to, according to fisheries.noaa.gov? About 110 Feet 353. Which known animal has the most powerful and directional sonar signal of any species? The Narwhal 354. Which animal has the longest memory known to scientists, according to bbc.co.uk? The Dolphin 355. What is the first known non human mammal that was able to keep a beat? A Sea Lion 356. Which animal produces the loudest sound on earth that can be naturally processed and heard by man? The Blue Whale 357. How many times does a blue whale's heart beat when it dives for food, according to newscientist.com? Twice 358. What are a collective group of walruses called? A Huddle 359. Which known animal has the thickest fur in the animal kingdom? The Sea Otter 360. What is the name of this chunky, stocky whale, with a small rounded head and a long tusk, which can grow nine feet long in length? The Narwhal 361. What is the Narwhal's "tusk", actually? A Tooth 362. Which cute furry animal, is known to hold hands with its young in the water, to not drift apart while sleeping? Sea Otters 363. Which water mammals are believed by scientists, to call each other by name, using unique whistles to identify one another? Dolphins 364. What is the only marine mammal that is venomous? The Box Jellyfish 365. What is the smallest marine mammal? The Vaquita 366. How many species of marine mammals are there? 90 species of marine mammals 367. What is the deepest-diving marine mammal, which can dive to depths of 9,800 meters? The Cuvier’s beaked whale 368. What is the fastest marine mammal, able to reach speeds of up to 34 miles per hour? The orca 369. What is the most endangered marine mammal, with only an estimated 30 individuals remaining in the wild? The Vaquita 370. What is the most widespread marine mammal? The common bottlenose dolphin 371. What marine mammal is the largest? The blue whale 372. What is the loudest marine mammal, producing sounds at up to 140 decibels? The beluga whale 373. What is the oldest living marine mammal, living up to 200 years? The bowhead whale 374. What marine mammal has the longest migration, traveling up to 10,000 miles each year? The gray whale 375. What marine mammal is the most intelligent according to most scientists? The bottlenose dolphin Marsupial Trivia Back to table of contents... Marsupials are a type of mammal that are characterised by the presence of a pouch, known as a marsupium, in which they carry and nurture their developing young. These mammals are found mainly in the Americas and Australia, and range in size from the tiny marsupial mouse to the large kangaroo. Marsupials are generally characterised by their short gestation period, which allows the birth of very immature young that then complete their development in the pouch. The pouch is an important adaptation, as it allows the young to be born prematurely and then continue to grow and develop in the safe, warm environment of the pouch. These fascinating looking creatures are pretty amazing. Check out these 25 marsupial trivia questions and answers to learn some interesting fun facts about them! Marsupial Trivia Questions & Answers 376. Which known animal has fingerprints that are most similar to humans? Koalas 377. What is the only known species of animal that poops cube shaped feces? The Wombat 378. What is believed to be the largest burrowing marsupial known, in the world? The Common Wombat 379. What is the scientific name for the kangaroo? Macropus giganteus 380. What type of marsupial is the Tasmanian devil? Sarcophilus harrisii 381. What is the smallest marsupial in the world? The long-tailed planigale 382. What type of marsupial is the koala? Phascolarctos cinereus 383. Where do koalas live? Australia 384. What type of marsupial is the wallaby? Macropodidae 385. What type of marsupial is the quokka? Setonix brachyurus 386. What is the scientific name for the possum? Phalangeridae 387. What type of marsupial is the sugar glider? Petaurus breviceps 388. What type of marsupial is the Tasmanian tiger? Thylacinus cynocephalus 389. What type of marsupial is the bandicoot? Peramelemorphia 390. What type of marsupial is the numbat? Myrmecobius fasciatus 391. What type of marsupial is the bilby? Macrotis lagotis 392. What type of marsupial is the wombat? Vombatidae 393. What type of marsupial is the dunnart? Sminthopsis 394. What type of marsupial is the marsupial mole? Notoryctemorphia 395. Where do Tasmanian devils live? Tasmania 396. What type of marsupial is the marmoset? Callitrichidae 397. What type of marsupial is the kowari? Dasycercus byrnei 398. What type of marsupial is the ringtail possum? Pseudocheirus peregrinus 399. What type of marsupial is the brushtail possum? Trichosurus vulpecula 400. What type of marsupial is the musky rat-kangaroo? Hypsiprymnodontidae Monotremes Trivia Back to table of contents... Monotremes are a type of mammal that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young. They are one of the three living groups of mammals, along with marsupials, and placental mammals. Monotremes are found mostly in Australia, and include the platypus and several species of echidnas. These mammals are best known for their unique egg-laying and milk-producing capabilities, as well as for their distinctly shaped beaks and duck-like feet. Monotremes have a primitive anatomy, with a reduced number of bones, fewer teeth, and a lower metabolic rate than other mammals. They also have a longer lifespan than other mammals, with some monotremes living up to 20 years. These exotic monotremes are certainly worth learning about. You can do so by reading these 25 monotreme trivia questions and answers! Monotremes Trivia Questions & Answers 401. Besides the platypus, what is the only other mammals that lays eggs? The Echidna or Spiny Anteater 402. What is generally accepted as the most venomous male mammal on earth? The Platypus 403. Which animal is known to have a four headed male sexual organ? The Echidna 404. What is the scientific name of the echidna? Tachyglossus aculeatus 405. What is the name of the spine-covered appendage that echidnas use to dig? A spinesheath 406. How many species of echidna exist? Four species 407. How many toes does an echidna have on each foot? Five 408. How many eggs does an echidna lay at one time? One 409. What is the name of the pouch in which the echidna carries its young? A marsupium 410. How long does it take for an echidna's egg to hatch? About 10 days 411. What is the echidna's main source of food? Insects, larvae, and worms 412. What type of animal is a platypus? A mammal 413. What is the scientific name of the platypus? Ornithorhynchus anatinus 414. Where are platypuses found in the wild? Eastern Australia and Tasmania 415. How many species of platypus are there? Just one 416. How long can a platypus live in captivity? Up to 20 years 417. What type of diet do platypuses have? Omnivorous 418. How much does a platypus weigh? About 1 to 2 kg 419. What type of animal is the male platypus? Monotreme, meaning egg-laying mammal 420. What type of animal is a monotreme? Monotremes are a type of mammal 421. How many species of monotreme are there? There are 5 species of monotreme 422. What is the scientific name for the platypus? The scientific name for the platypus is Ornithorhynchus anatinus 423. Where can monotremes be found in the wild? Monotremes can be found in Australia, New Guinea, and Tasmania 424. What is the main difference between monotremes and other mammals? The main difference between monotremes and other mammals is that monotremes lay eggs rather than giving birth to live young 425. What type of environment do monotremes prefer? Monotremes prefer wet, marshy environments such as swamps, streams, and rivers Primate Trivia Back to table of contents... Primate is a term used to refer to any member of the biological order Primata, which is composed of two suborders: Prosimii (lemurs, lorises, and tarsiers) and Anthropoidea (monkeys, apes, and humans). Primates are characterized by their large brains, long grasping limbs, and use of tools. Primates are found in tropical and subtropical regions of the world, and some species are endangered due to habitat destruction and hunting. If you want to learn some really fun stuff about primates, the following 25 primate trivia questions and answers will certainly provide some solid entertainment. Primate Trivia Questions & Answers 426. What is generally accepted as the largest species of monkey known to man? The Mandrill 427. What is the genetic percentage difference between humans and bonobos, according to humanorigins.si.edu? 1.2% 428. How much can a gorilla eat per day, according to discoverwildlife.com? Up to 40 Pounds 429. What is the scientific name for the gorilla? Gorilla gorilla 430. What is the smallest species of monkey? The pygmy marmoset 431. What is the common name for the family of primates called Prosimians? Lemurs 432. What type of primates are chimpanzees? Great apes 433. What are the four types of primates? Prosimians, New World Monkeys, Old World Monkeys, and Apes 434. What is the most widespread primate species? Humans 435. What type of primates are orangutans? Great apes 436. What type of social structure do primates live in? They live in a variety of social structures including monogamous, polygamous and matriarchal societies 437. What is the scientific name for gibbons? Hylobatidae 438. What is the scientific name for the common marmoset? Callithrix jacchus 439. What type of primates are spider monkeys? New World Monkeys 440. What type of primates are baboons? Old World Monkeys 441. What type of primates are lemurs? Prosimians 442. What is the common name for the family of primates called Simians? Apes 443. What is the scientific name for the bonobo? Pan paniscus 444. What type of primates are macaques? Old World Monkeys 445. What is the most endangered primate species? The Cross River Gorilla 446. What type of primates are capuchins? New World Monkeys 447. What is the scientific name for the orangutan? Pongo pygmaeus 448. What is known to be the largest nocturnal primate in the world? The Aye Aye 449. What do many monkeys use to wash their hands and feet? Their Own Urine 450. Besides humans, what is the only primate that can have blue eyes? The Black Lemur Reptile Trivia Back to table of contents... Reptiles are a class of vertebrate animals that have scaly, dry skin, and are cold-blooded. They are air-breathing, and most lay eggs on land. The vast majority of reptiles have four legs and a long, tapering tail. Examples of reptiles include turtles, snakes, lizards, crocodiles, and alligators. Reptiles can be found in almost all parts of the world, and many species are endangered. Reptiles have been around for millions of years, and their ancestors were some of the first animals to appear on land. Reptiles are well adapted to their environment, and their scaly skin helps them to regulate their body temperature, as well as providing protection from predators. For some fascinating reptile facts, check out these 25 reptile trivia questions and answers. Reptile Trivia Questions & Answers 451. What is the name of the snake that can glide up to 100 meters through the air? Chrysopelea or Flying Snake 452. According to sciencefocus.com, which animal has the strongest bite force of 5,000 PSI? The Nile Crocodile 453. What are a collective group of iguanas called? A Mess 454. Which dinosaur was the closest living relative of the chicken and ostrich, when comparing DNA and bone structure? Tyrannosaurus Rex 455. What are a collective group of rattle snakes called? A Rhumba 456. What is the largest snake in the world according to nationalgeographic.com? The Green Anaconda 457. What is generally accepted as the largest lizard in the world known to man? The Komodo Dragon 458. Which type of tortoises are believed to have the longest lifespan, of an estimated 255 years? The Galápagos Tortoise 459. What is believed to be, the largest type of living turtle known to man? The Leatherback Turtle 460. What is the largest known reptile that exists on planet earth? The Saltwater Crocodile 461. What animal is generally believed to swallow stones to aid in digestion and possibly, to stay underwater longer? Crocodiles 462. Which lizard shoots blood out of its eyes, as a way to thwart predators? The Short Horned Lizard 463. According to bbc.com, what is the smallest known reptile on the planet? The Jaragua Lizard 464. Which turtle is known to have the strongest turtle bite strength of 1,000 pounds and body weight of up to over 200 pounds? The Alligator Snapping Turtle 465. According to nature.org, what is the fastest swimming turtle in the world? The Leatherback Sea Turtle 466. According to the Wikipedia, what lizard has fastest sprint of all lizards? Perentie 467. Which turtle uses its worm like tongue to lure in and capture fish? The Alligator Snapping Turtle 468. Which reptile is also known as the flying dragon? The Draco Lizard 469. What is the largest known reptile that can regenerate limbs? The Alligator 470. Which reptile is statistically accepted as the most aggressive towards humans, killing about 1,000 people per year? The Saltwater Crocodile 471. Which lizard waves as a sign of acknowledgement, fear, or submission? The Bearded Dragon 472. Which reptile urinates from its mouth? Pelodiscus Sinensis or Chinese Soft Shelled Turtle 473. What is largely considered to be the smallest snake in the world, according to britannica.com? Leptotyphlops Carlae or The Barbados Thread Snake 474. What is the fastest reptile on land? The spiny-tailed iguana can reach speeds of up to 36 miles per hour 475. What is the largest reptile in the world? The saltwater crocodile is the largest reptile, with some specimens reaching up to 20 feet in length Rhinoceroses Trivia Back to table of contents... Rhinoceroses are large mammals of the family Rhinocerotidae. They are distinguished by their thick, protective skin and large horns. There are five species of rhinoceroses, two of which are found in Africa and three in Asia. The African species are the black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros, while the Asian species are the Indian, Sumatran and Javan rhinoceroses. Rhinoceroses are herbivores that typically inhabit grasslands, savannas and tropical forests. They are solitary animals and communicate through vocalizations, smell and tactile senses. Rhinoceroses are threatened due to poaching and loss of habitat, and are listed as vulnerable or endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. If you're a fan of the hulking rhino, read on for 25 rhinoceros trivia questions and answers! Rhinoceroses Trivia Questions & Answers 476. What are a collective group of rhinoceroses called? A Crash 477. Like much of human hair and finger nail composition, what are rhinoceroses horns made of? Keratin 478. What is the scientific name for rhinoceros? Rhinocerotidae 479. How many species of rhinoceros exist in the world? Five 480. Which species of rhinoceros is the most endangered? Black Rhinoceros 481. What is the average lifespan of a rhino in the wild? 30-50 years 482. How much body fat can a rhino have? None 483. What is the average weight of an adult rhinoceros? 2000-6000 lbs 484. What is the average size of a rhinoceros horn? 20-60 cm 485. How many toes does a rhinoceros have on each foot? Three 486. What is the typical diet of a rhinoceros? Herbivorous, mostly grasses, leaves and shoots 487. How much water does a rhinoceros drink in a day? Up to 50 gallons 488. What is the average running speed of a rhinoceros? 25 mph 489. What is the average gestation period of a rhinoceros? 16-18 months 490. How many horns does a rhinoceros usually have? One or two 491. What is the primary habitat of a rhinoceros? Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia 492. How much sleep does a rhinoceros typically get in a day? Up to 16 hours 493. What is the average weight of a baby rhinoceros? 60-100 lbs 494. What is the primary defense mechanism of a rhinoceros? Charging and trampling 495. How long can a rhinoceros remain underwater while swimming? Up to 30 minutes 496. What is the average size of a rhinoceros brain? 800-1200 grams 497. How often does a rhinoceros mate? Every three to four years 498. What is the primary cause of rhinoceros mortality? Poaching 499. What is the average lifespan of a rhinoceros in captivity? 40-50 years 500. What color is the skin of a rhinoceros? Gray Rodent & Leporidae Trivia Back to table of contents... Rodentia and Leporidae are two orders of mammals that belong to the same taxonomic class, Mammalia. Rodentia, commonly known as rodents, are a large and diverse group of animals that includes mice, rats, squirrels, beavers, gophers, and porcupines. They are characterized by their sharp incisors, which they use to gnaw and eat their food. Leporidae, commonly referred to as lagomorphs, are a diverse group of animals that includes rabbits, hares, and pikas. They are characterized by their long ears, long hind legs, and unique fur. They typically feed on shrubs, grasses, and other vegetation. Both orders of mammals are important to their ecosystems and play an important role in the food chain. Rodent & Leporidae Trivia Questions & Answers 501. Which animal can go its entire life without directly drinking water? The Kangaroo Rat 502. According to nationalgeographic.com, what are believed to be the largest currently existing rodents on earth? The Capybara 503. What are a collective group of hamsters called? A Horde 504. How do prairie dogs determine if they recognize one another? They Touch Teeth 505. Which breed of rabbit is generally considered to be the largest in the world? The Flemish Giant Rabbit 506. Which breed of rabbit is generally considered to be the smallest and one of the rarest in the world? The Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit 507. According to oregonzoo.com, what is believed to be the largest porcupine in the world? African Crested Porcupine 508. What is the smallest porcupine in the world, according to livescience.com? The Bahia Hairy Dwarf Porcupine 509. What is the scientific name for the group of animals commonly known as rodents? Rodentia 510. What is the largest rodent in the world? Capybara 511. What is the smallest rodent in the world? Pygmy Jerboa 512. What is the most common type of rodent? Norway Rat 513. How many species of rodents are there? More than 2,000 514. What is the difference between a mouse and a rat? Rats are generally larger than mice, have thicker fur, and have longer tails. 515. What is the most common type of rodent pest? House Mouse 516. What is the average lifespan of a rodent? 2-3 years 517. Where do most rodents live? In the ground 518. What type of food do rodents eat? Seeds, fruits, nuts, grains, and insects. 519. What type of animal are Guinea Pigs? Rodents 520. What type of rodent is the world's only flying squirrel? Northern Flying Squirrel 521. What is the name of the animal that is part of the rodent family but does not have front teeth Beaver 522. What is the scientific name of the Leporidae family? Leporidae 523. How many genera are there in the Leporidae family? Thirteen 524. How many species of Leporidae are found in North America? Fifty-five 525. What is the most common type of Leporidae? The European Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) Ruminant Mammals Trivia Back to table of contents... Ruminant mammals are comprised of deer, elk & moose. This animal family is made up of 55 species that live in every corner of the globe, excluding Sub-Saharan Africa, Australia, and Antarctica. Their habitats range from forests to grasslands to the tundra, and each one is an herbivorous ruminant - they chew their food, swallow, regurgitate, then swallow again. All of these species share a four-chambered stomach, with the first chamber being the rumen, home to the bacteria that help digest plant matter. With long legs, hoofed feet with two toes each, long heads, and short tails, the members of this family vary greatly in size, from 16 inches in height and a mere 22 pounds in weight, to a towering 7 feet tall and a whopping 1,600 pounds in weight. Moreover, many species feature the males with impressive antlers. Ruminant Mammals Trivia Questions & Answers 526. What is generally accepted as the smallest deer in the world? The Pudú 527. What are a collective group of elk called? A Gang 528. What is believed to be the farthest migrating land animal? The Caribou 529. What is the largest and tallest type of deer known to man? The Moose 530. What is generally believed to be the smallest species of camel in the world? The Vicuña 531. What type of teeth do ruminants have? Ruminants have either two or three rows of teeth. 532. What are the four compartments of a ruminant’s stomach? The four compartments are the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum. 533. What is the scientific name for the ruminant mammal group that includes cows, sheep, and goats? Bovidae 534. What is the scientific name for the moose? Alces alces 535. Where do moose live? Moose live in North America, Europe and Asia in boreal forests and temperate broadleaf and mixed forests. 536. How long can a moose's antlers grow? Moose antlers can grow up to 6 feet wide 537. What is the name of the process by which ruminants regurgitate and re-chew their food? Cud-chewing 538. What is the Latin name for the species of elk found in North America? Cervus canadensis 539. How much can an adult male elk weigh? Up to 700 pounds 540. What is the mating season for elk known as? The rut 541. What is the primary food source of ruminants? Ruminants are herbivores and primarily eat grass, leaves, and other plant material. 542. What is the name of the structure in a ruminant’s stomach that is responsible for breaking down cellulose? The rumen 543. What is the name of the process in which ruminants swallow their food without chewing it? Bolus swallowing 544. What is the name of the process in which ruminants digest their food in the four chambers of their stomach? Fermentation 545. What type of diet do ruminants typically have? Ruminants typically have an herbivorous diet. 546. What is a group of deer called? A herd 547. How many species of deer are there? Around 40 species of deer 548. What is a male deer called? A buck 549. What is the name of the group of mammals that are known for their four-chambered stomachs? Ruminant mammals 550. What type of diet do most ruminant mammals have? Most ruminant mammals have a diet consisting of grasses and other vegetation. Weasel Trivia Back to table of contents... Weasels are small, carnivorous mammals of the family Mustelidae. They have long, slender bodies and short legs, and are usually brown, grey, or black in color. They have sharp teeth and claws, and their diet consists mostly of small rodents and other small animals. Weasels are often seen as pests because they can cause damage to crops or livestock. They are also known to attack pets, and can be carriers of rabies. In some areas, they are protected species, while in others they are considered a nuisance and are trapped or poisoned. Weasel Trivia Questions & Answers 551. Honey badgers are part of what animal family? The Weasel Family 552. What is the scientific name for the common weasel? Mustela nivalis 553. What type of animal is a weasel? Mammal 554. What is the average lifespan of a weasel in the wild? 2-3 years 555. What color is the coat of a weasel? Brown, black and white 556. What type of habitat do weasels prefer? Woodlands, grasslands, marshes and other areas with dense vegetation. 557. What type of food do weasels eat? Small mammals, birds, insects, reptiles and amphibians. 558. How many species of weasel are there? 13 559. What is the primary defense mechanism of a weasel? To emit a strong, unpleasant odor. 560. What is the fastest speed that a weasel can run? 10 mph 561. How many babies do weasels usually have? 4-7 562. Where do weasels live? Throughout the Northern Hemisphere 563. What is the average size of an adult weasel? 8-12 inches 564. What type of predators do weasels have? Foxes, owls, hawks and larger mammals 565. What type of vocalizations do weasels make? Chirps, whistles, grunts, and squeals 566. What type of tail does a weasel have? Long and bushy 567. How many toes does a weasel have on each foot? Five 568. Do weasels hibernate? No 569. What color are the eyes of a weasel? Yellow 570. What is the scientific name for the least weasel? Mustela nivalis 571. How long does it take for baby weasels to become independent? 2-3 weeks 572. What type of feet do weasels have? Semi-retractable claws 573. What type of sleep pattern do weasels follow? Crepuscular (active at dawn and dusk) 574. What is the average weight of a weasel? 5-6 ounces 575. What type of fur do weasels have? Thick and waterproof