My Zoo Book: Wildwork! - Test Your Knowledge

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1. What is a group of lions called?

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A pride of lions.

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2. Which animal native to Australia is a carnivore?

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Their powerful bite can even chomp through bones!

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3. What two features help black-handed spider monkeys move effortlessly through the trees?

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Their prehensile tail is like a 5th limb and can support their own body weight.

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4. How do rough-scaled geckos keep their eyes clean?

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Rough-scaled geckos have no eyelids so need to lick their eyes to keep them clean.

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5. What type of food makes up most of a red pandas' diet?

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Bamboo! Red pandas even have a gap in their teeth to help them strip bamboo leaves.

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6. What is the southern white rhinoceros horn made of?

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Keratin! That's the same as your hair and fingernails!

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7. How many toes do southern white rhinoceros have on each foot?

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The three toes help to distribute their weight.

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8. What is the current conservation status of the pāteke, brown teal?

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The current conservation status of the pāteke, brown teal, is "At risk." This means that while the species is not currently endangered or critically endangered, it is still facing significant threats and its population is declining. The "At risk" status indicates that conservation efforts are needed to ensure the long-term survival of the species.

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9. How does the rough-scaled gecko confuse predators?

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Don't worry, it can grow back again!

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10. What is the current conservation status of the cotton top tamarin?

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Cotton top tamarins are one of the world's 25 most endangered primates.

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What is a group of lions called?
Which animal native to Australia is a carnivore?
What two features help black-handed spider monkeys move effortlessly...
How do rough-scaled geckos keep their eyes clean?
What type of food makes up most of a red pandas' diet?
What is the southern white rhinoceros horn made of?
How many toes do southern white rhinoceros have on each foot?
What is the current conservation status of the pāteke, brown teal?
How does the rough-scaled gecko confuse predators?
What is the current conservation status of the cotton top tamarin?
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