South Korea Zoo Quiz

The Asian Black Bear is also known as the "Moon" bear because of the large white patch on its chest, which resembles the shape of a crescent moon. This distinctive feature sets it apart from other bear species and gives it its unique nickname.

The given question asks for the term used to refer to a female wild boar. The correct answer is "soar," which is a misspelling of the correct term "sow." A sow is the term used to describe a female wild boar.

The Water Deer is also known as the River Deer because it is commonly found near rivers and other bodies of water. This deer species is adapted to aquatic environments and is known for its ability to swim and dive. The name "River Deer" accurately describes its habitat and behavior, making it a suitable alternative name for this species.

A carnivore is a mammal that only eats meat, not plants.

The Eurasian Lynx has exceptional vision and can see up to 75 meters away. This is a remarkable distance considering the average human can only see up to about 20/20 vision, which is equivalent to 20 feet or 6 meters. The Lynx's sharp eyesight helps it spot prey from a distance, giving it an advantage in hunting.

The correct answer is "Weasle" because the question asks for the type of species that the Sable belongs to. The word "Weasle" is likely a typographical error, as the correct spelling is "Weasel." Therefore, the Sable is a type of Weasel species.

Dall's Porpoise is a species that is exclusively found in the North Pacific Ocean. They are not found in any other ocean, making the statement true.

The correct answer is Hake, Pollock, and Mackerel. This is because the Northern Fur Seal is a marine mammal that primarily feeds on fish, and hake, pollock, and mackerel are all types of fish commonly found in the seal's habitat.