Wildlife Trivia
Wildlife Trivia Challenge
Test your knowledge of the animal kingdom with our engaging Wildlife Trivia quiz! Discover fascinating facts about endangered species, wildlife crimes, and incredible adaptations of various animals around the globe.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast or just curious about wildlife, this quiz is perfect for you. Challenge yourself and learn about:
- Bear species
- Sea turtles and their diets
- Endangered species in Vietnam
- Wildlife conservation efforts
Which bear species is bigger? Moon Bear or Sun Bear?
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Which species of sea turtle is vegetarian?
Loggerhead Sea Turtle
Hawksbill Sea Turtle
Leatherback Sea Turtle
Green Sea Turtle
What does the binturong smell like?
Buttered popcorn
Ammonia
Overripe bananas
Concentrated musk
What year was the Javan rhino declared extinct in Vietnam?
2015
2011
2010
2016
Which animal was the first reptile recorded to show biofluorescent characteristics?
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How many otter species are there currently in the world?
28
6
20
13
What is the main ingredient in this traditional medicine?
Bear bile
Tiger bone
Civet blood
Macaque bile
In 2015, the average prison sentence for prosecuted wildlife criminals in Vietnam was 1.1 years. In 2018, the average prison sentence increased to...
2.1 years
4.6 years
5.7 years
3.4 years
The Delacour's langur, a critically endangered species endemic to northern Vietnam, is primarily...
Terrestrial
Arboreal
Which animal was thought to be extinct in Vietnam for 30 years until November 2019?
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The slow loris is the only....
Venomous primate
Dimorphic primate
Cannibalistic primate
Nocturnal primate
Which of the following is made primarily of keratin? (multiple answers)
Rhino horn
Ivory
Pangolin scales
Turtle shell
What is the difference between these two gibbons?
The black gibbon is male, the lighter gibbon is femal
They are two different species of gibbon
Where can the moon bear be found in the wild?
Only Southeast Asia
From Korea to Thailand
From Iran to Japan
From India to China
The wing beat of the Great Hornbill can be heard from...
More than half a mile away!
More than 500 meters away!
Pham Ba Kim from Quang Ninh province, Vietnam, received 13 years in prison for what?
- Illegally possessing 145 pangolins, 7 kg pangolin scales, and 71.4 kg elephant skin
Illegally trafficking 92 kg ivory products
Illegally transporting five frozen tiger cubs, 42 kg tiger parts and products, and 50 kg pangolin scales,
Illegally hunting, trafficking, and transporting a black-shanked douc langur, a mouse deer, a pig-tailed macaque, and a civet
Endemic to Vietnam, this langur has less than 60 individuals left in the wild. Name this langur.
Red-shanked douc langur
Hatinh langur
Francois langur
Cat Ba langur
According to the 2018 Penal Code, what is the maximum prison sentence for wildlife crime in Vietnam?
20 years in prison
15 years in prison
25 years in prison
13 years in prison
Which of these is the most trafficked mammal in the world?
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What can you do to protect wildlife?
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