Red-crested Tree Rat Trivia Quiz

10 Questions | By Jaksiboy | Updated: Mar 21, 2022 | Attempts: 186

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Welcome to this short and fun 'Red-Crested Tree Rat quiz' that we've prepared here for you. The Red-Crested Tree Rat is a tree rat assumed to feed on plant matter because its diet is unknown. This animal is currently a critically endangered species of rats. What's your knowledge about this animal? Let's find out today with the help of this quiz given below. All you have to do is answer a few simple questions. Good luck!

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1.

The unique habitat of the Red-crested tree-rat species is?
- A.
  
  Poland
- B.
  
  Colombia
- C.
  
  Iceland
- D.
  
  Asia
2.

The Red-crested tree-rat species belong to the Family?
- A.
  
  Cloicks
- B.
  
  Echimyidae
- C.
  
  Uthunias
- D.
  
  Boniae
3.

What is the scientific name of the Red-crested tree-rat species?
- A.
  
  Santamartamys rufodorsalis
- B.
  
  Magnetitis trolis
- C.
  
  Volitus haghes
- D.
  
  Portita daisie
4.

The Red-crested tree-rat species belong to the Family?
- A.
  
  Mastua
- B.
  
  Colidae
- C.
  
  Foolia
- D.
  
  Rodentia
5.

Where was the first specimen of the Red-crested tree-rat identified?
- A.
  
  Ocana
- B.
  
  Santiago
- C.
  
  Maryland
- D.
  
  Adelaide
6.

The Red-crested tree-rat species is more active at night; hence, it is?
- A.
  
  Nightwalker
- B.
  
  Nocturnal
- C.
  
  Nightshifter
- D.
  
  Predatory
7.

In what year was the Red-crested tree-rat species identified?
- A.
  
  1990
- B.
  
  1994
- C.
  
  1898
- D.
  
  1944
8.

Where was the second species of the Red-crested tree-rat species identified?
- A.
  
  Martinez
- B.
  
  Soho
- C.
  
  Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
- D.
  
  Capsbana
9.

In 1913, the second specimen of the Red-crested tree-rat species was identified by American entomologist?
- A.
  
  Mark Dash
- B.
  
  Norman Crater
- C.
  
  Melbourne Armstrong Carriker
- D.
  
  Neil John Charles
10.

The Red-crested tree-rat species belong to the Phylum?
- A.
  
  Fetisae
- B.
  
  Bolisa
- C.
  
  Chordata
- D.
  
  Siriae