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Butterflies cannot fly with a body temperature lower than
- 10 degrees
- 20 degrees
- 30 degrees
- 40 degrees

About This Quiz

Have you been watching the show this week? Can you pass this Sticky TV Animal Quiz with a good score? Test your animal knowledge in the Sticky TV Animal Quiz! This quiz has fun and very simple questions that will keep you engaged and will clear your small doubts too. Take a challenge and try to get a score of See more80. Are you up to this? Let us go for it!

2.

Butterflies taste with their
- Ears
- Feet
- Wings
- None
Correct Answer

A. Feet

Explanation

Butterflies taste with their feet because they have taste receptors located on their legs. When a butterfly lands on a flower, it uses its feet to taste the surface and determine if it is a suitable food source. This allows butterflies to identify and consume nectar-rich flowers, which are essential for their survival. By tasting with their feet, butterflies can also detect other substances such as minerals and salts that they require for proper nutrition.

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3.

Cotton Top Tamarins get their name from…
- The white fur on their feet
- The white flowers they like to eat.
- Both A and B
- The white fur that flows over their head and shoulders.
Correct Answer

A. The white fur that flows over their head and shoulders.

Explanation

Cotton Top Tamarins get their name from the white fur that flows over their head and shoulders. This distinctive feature of their appearance sets them apart from other tamarin species and gives them their unique name. The white fur on their feet and their preference for eating white flowers are not relevant factors in determining their name.

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4.

Cotton Top Tamarins live for 10-15years in the wild. How long do they live in captivity?
- Up to 5 yrs
- Up to 17yrs
- Up to 20yrs
- Up to 50yrs
Correct Answer

A. Up to 20yrs

Explanation

Cotton Top Tamarins have a shorter lifespan in the wild, living for 10-15 years. However, in captivity, they have a longer lifespan and can live up to 20 years. Captivity provides a controlled environment with access to proper nutrition, veterinary care, and protection from predators, which can contribute to their extended lifespan.

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5.

Does an alligator or a croc have a “V” shaped jaw?
- Alligator
- Croc
- Both
- None
Correct Answer

A. Croc

Explanation

Crocodiles have a "V" shaped jaw. This is one of the distinguishing features that separate crocodiles from alligators. Alligators, on the other hand, have a more rounded or "U" shaped jaw. Both alligators and crocodiles are reptiles and belong to the crocodilian family, but their jaw shapes differ.

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6.

Stegosaurus' brain size is
- Watermelon
- Mango
- Walnut
- Elephant
Correct Answer

A. Walnut

Explanation

Stegosaurus' brain size is compared to a walnut. This suggests that the brain size of a Stegosaurus is relatively small, similar to the size of a walnut. This comparison highlights the fact that Stegosaurus had a relatively small brain compared to its large body size.

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7.

Tarantulas are harmless to humans.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Tarantulas are generally harmless to humans. Although they may appear intimidating due to their size and hairy appearance, most tarantulas have venom that is not strong enough to cause harm to humans. Their bites may cause some pain and discomfort, similar to a bee sting, but they are not considered dangerous. However, it is important to note that there are some species of tarantulas that have more potent venom, so it is always best to exercise caution and avoid handling them if you are unsure of the specific species.

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8.

Weta have its ears on its…
- Front knees
- Head
- Backs
- Hands
Correct Answer

A. Front knees

Explanation

Weta, a type of insect, has its ears on its front knees. This means that the ears of the weta are located on the joints of its front legs. This unique placement of the ears allows the weta to detect sounds and vibrations in its environment. Having ears on its front knees helps the weta to be more alert and aware of potential predators or prey, enhancing its survival and hunting abilities.

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9.

Crocodiles are mammals that look like reptiles.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

This statement is false because crocodiles are not mammals, they are reptiles. Mammals are characterized by giving birth to live young and producing milk for their offspring, while reptiles lay eggs and do not produce milk. Crocodiles belong to the reptile family, not the mammal family.

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10.

The elephant is the ______ animal on land.
- Smallest
- Heaviest
- Fastest
- Slowest
Correct Answer

A. Heaviest

Explanation

The given question asks for the animal that is the "heaviest" on land. The word "heaviest" indicates the animal with the most weight. Therefore, the correct answer is "heaviest."

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