IT S A Quiz On Zoology
5 Questions
| Total Attempts: 203
Test your knowledge on 5 questions of zoology
Questions and Answers
- 1.
![-How long is an adult anteaters tongue. - ProProfs]( "-How long is an adult anteaters tongue.")
-How long is an adult anteaters tongue.- A.
1foot
- B.
2foot
- C.
3foot
- D.
4foot
- 2.
![Skunks are resistant to what.... - ProProfs]( "Skunks are resistant to what....")
Skunks are resistant to what....- A.
Snake venom
- B.
Tarantuala venom
- C.
Dat frog poison
- D.
European bee poison
- 3.
![An octopus has what colour blood(this is an easy one) - ProProfs]( "An octopus has what colour blood(this is an easy one)")
An octopus has what colour blood(this is an easy one)- A.
Blue
- B.
Black
- C.
Purple/orange
- D.
Red
- 4.
![Where do tasmainian devils store their fat - ProProfs]( "Where do tasmainian devils store their fat")
Where do tasmainian devils store their fat- A.
In their legs
- B.
In their bum
- C.
In their cheeks
- D.
In their tail
- 5.
![How does a jaguar kill its prey - ProProfs]( "How does a jaguar kill its prey")
How does a jaguar kill its prey- A.
Squeezing its neck so it cant breathe
- B.
Biting into ints skull
- C.
Biting into its heart
- D.
Pinning it down with its claws
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