Newest FunTrivia.com Quizzes!

Being spineless is the definition of the invertebrates shown here - although some of them can exhibit quite a bit of courage and/or aggression. Can you match each picture to the name of the animal shown?

A follow-up to "Wild Mammals, but Orderly", covering 10 more orders of class Mammalia. A bit harder than the previous quiz as the translations of some of the Latinate names don't necessarily narrow things down. A challenge for amateur zoologists!

Come along with me as we take a stroll in the UK looking for insects en route. All you need to do is move the right insect name into the blank in the narrative.

Here we have a tangle of twelve mammals that need to find their families. Help match the correct ICZN (International Code of Zoological Nomenclature) family to each of these twelve creatures. (Click the images for a closer look!)

The animal kingdom has developed a wide range of reproductive methods. Some species lay eggs, others don't. Let's see if you can find the egg layers.

Here are a few questions on wild mammals to test your knowledge. Enjoy!

Insects always seem to steal the show when it comes to the invertebrate world, but there is a veritable world of other organisms that inhabit the various phyla lacking a vertebral column. Can you match them to their correct groups?

Are you ready to distinguish between the majestic, the independent and the loyal? Your challenge is to decide whether the given breed belongs to the horse, cat or dog family.

One of nature's wonders is a bird in flight but some of these poor devils are unlikely to experience that phenomenon... they're stuck on the ground. Can you spot the stuck (flightless) birds in this lot?

The snakes in this quiz are either venomous or constrictors. All you have to do is decide which snake fits in which category.