A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz! This is an untimed game, created by the FunTrivia QuizBot using questions submitted by players. Take your time, and please consider submitting questions of your own when you are done!

#1. Animals Mixture. Player NEFFY66 asks:   Approximately how much hay was eaten daily by Jumbo, showman P.T. Barnum's famous 6-1/2 ton elephant? 200 kgs 1 ton 5 kgs 20 kgs

#2. Animals Mixture. Player LeoDaVinci asks:   Though the largest of the sharks, this tropical fish will only eat plankton, plants and small fish. What kind of shark is this? Wobbegong Great white shark Whale shark Mako shark

#3. Animals Mixture. Player agony asks:   Cats with these markings are usually female. tabby tortoiseshell all black black with white socks

#4. Animals Mixture. Player misco asks:   What is the correct term for a female badger? nanny mare sow queen

#5. Animals Mixture. Player Quiz_Beagle asks:   Its familiar name means 'master of the grasses' in Guaraní. Its scientific name means 'river hog' in Greek. The largest of its order of mammals, what semi-aquatic mammal is this? Blue whale Hippopotamus Capybara Manatee

#6. Animals Mixture. Player honeybee4 asks:   What do you call a horse that has at least one testicle that has not descended? Hermaphrodite Tarpon Gelding Ridgling

#7. Animals Mixture. Player minniemynx asks:   There are many horned animals from all over the world. Which animal is the only one to be born with horns? Rhinoceros Bongo Reindeer Giraffe

#8. Animals Mixture. Player Calpurnia09 asks:   Which bird has shown that it can make and use a tool to obtain food without ever having seen it done? Honey-eater Sparrow Crow Falcon

#9. Animals Mixture. Player Creedy asks:   Why did ancient Persian soldiers ride camels in battle against other nations whose soldiers rode horses? Horses hate the smell of camels Camels were expert at karate The humps made them look taller They didn't require much water

#10. Animals Mixture. Player sdmcc asks:   In the Northern Hemisphere, when is a racehorse's birthday? June 1st July 1st August 1st January 1st