Animals Odd-One-Out Trivia Quiz

Answer: jaguar

The jaguar is native to South and Central America, and is particularly abundant in the Amazon rainforest.

Answer: cottontail

The cottontail is a member of the Leporidae family, which consists of rabbits and hares.

Answer: koi carp

The Koi carp is a freshwater fish, most commonly found in eastern Asia. Although the chinook salmon returns to freshwater to breed, it spends most of its life in the ocean.

Answer: blue-footed owl

The bare-legged owl is found in Cuba; the fearful owl is most likely to be spotted in the Solomon Islands; and the maned owl is native to western and central Africa. There is no blue-footed owl - there is a seabird called the blue-footed booby however.

Answer: milk snake

The milk snake is native to the Americas, the only time you will see one in the UK is in a zoo. The adder is the only poisonous snake native to the UK.

Answer: kookaburra

The kookaburra is native to Australia, you won't see any flying around in the wild in the USA. The yellowhammer is the state bird of Alabama; the ptarmigan is the state bird of Alaska; and the roadrunner is the state bird of New Mexico.

Answer: slowworm

An amphibian is an animal that lives on both land and water. The slowworm is a limbless reptile that resembles a snake.

Answer: Kenya

Tigers are found throughout much of western, central and southern Asia, but none are to be seen in the wild anywhere on the continent of Africa.

Answer: koala bear

Although sometimes referred to as a koala bear, because of its physical appearance, the koala is actually a marsupial, with a taxonomical family all of its own called Phascolarctidae.

Answer: whale shark

The whale shark is the largest fish on Earth. A member of the shark family, it is a filter-feeder which exists on krill and plankton.