FunTrivia Animals Mix: Vol 13 Trivia Quiz

Answer: A tick

Lyme Disease is caused by a bacteria and transferred to humans by being bitten by infected ticks. A tick is a parasite of the arachnid family that lives on the blood of animals. Symptoms of Lyme disease include a rash, headaches and fatigue. It causes inflammation of major organs like the brain, heart, eyes, liver, lungs etc.

It can be cured if treated early on but there are often complications if that is not the case.

Question by player Spontini

Answer: Octopus

The octopus is a very intelligent mollusk, with three hearts and eight arms. Its ability to perform several tasks has been observed by scientists which includes opening up bottles and using empty clam shells as shields from predators. It can also squeeze itself in small spaces and swim very fast to avoid getting caught.

Question by player milliesmall

Answer: earthworm

A carapace is a protective "shell" which encases an animal, helping to keep its internal organs safe. The carapace is the upper part (dorsal) of the exoskeleton. Some animals, such as the tortoise and the turtle, have an inner skeleton (known as an endoskeleton), and scientists believe that today's turtle shell came from the rib cage of its ancestors and not from an exoskeleton.

Question by player trident

Answer: Aquatic filter feeders

Sponges do not have nervous, digestive or circulatory systems. Instead, most rely on maintaining a constant water flow through their bodies to obtain food and oxygen and to remove wastes.

Question by player Dano1036

Answer: Living

The cartoon character, Taz, may not be real, but the Tasmanian Devil is, and it lives, unsurprisingly, in Tasmania! It is the largest carnivorous marsupial, and although it is only the size of a small dog, it is known for its ferocity. The Tasmanian Devil population is being ravaged by a contagious facial cancer - the threat is so great that healthy animals are being removed from the wild to be kept as breeding stock should the wild population die out.

Question by player PDAZ

Answer: Birds

The male of the Khorat big-mouthed frog (Limnonectes megastomias) has fangs that it uses during combat with other males.

Question by player chabenao1

Answer: Emperor Penguin

The Emperor penguin lives along the Antarctic shorelines. In order to endure the extremely cold temperatures, the Emperor penguins are thickly insulated and will huddle together to retain heat. Other animals living in Antarctica include the elephant seals and leopard seals. The moose, polar bear and reindeer are endemic to the Arctic.


Question by player milliesmall

Answer: Great Dane

Also know as the Velcro dog - they love their owners so much that they stick to you like glue and love cuddles on the settee. They don't realise they can weigh 75kg plus!

Question by player julielou2

Answer: Queen Alexandra's Birdwing

The Queen Alexandra's Birdwing butterfly can achieve a wing span of 30cm (approximately 12 inches). It lives in Papua New Guinea. The caterpillars eat a plant called pipevine which is toxic, this makes the adult butterfly taste rather nasty so it is left alone by predators.

Question by player smpdit

Answer: firefly

Fireflies glow because of their natural bioluminescence.

Question by player Druu