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Animal Aid Boredom Busting Quiz #5

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Animal Aid Boredom Busting Quiz #5

Test your knowledge about the animal kingdom with our engaging quiz! Discover interesting facts and learn about various species while having fun.

Multiple choice questions
Learn about animal behavior and biology
Support Animal Aid with your participation

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringCritter27

What is the natural lifespan of a cod fish?

Up to 1 year

Up to 10 years

Up to 25 years

Up to 100 years

What is a baby goat called?

Pup

Lamb

Calf

Kid

Which animals are the closest living relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex?

Tortoises

Chickens

Crocodiles

Lizards

Growing feed crops for livestock is responsible for what % of US water consumption?

19%

38%

56%

What is a group of Lemurs called?

Herd

Gang

Conspiracy

Flock

What is the largest living bird?

Ostrich

Flamingo

Eagle

Emu

According to studies, how smart is a dog?

As smart as a 6 month old human

As smart as a 1 year old human

As smart as a 2 year old human

As smart as a 5 year old human

Which of these bat facts is NOT true?

Bats give birth hanging upside down

Bats are birds

Bats are nocturnal

Bats hibernate in winter

How many taste buds do catfish have?

None

100

1,000

100,000+

Which of these is a way in which you can support Animal Aid's work campaigning for a kinder world for animals?

Become an Animal Aid member for £2 a month

Sign one of our petitions calling for an end to cruelty towards animals

Become an Animal Aid school speaker

All of the above

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