Newest FunTrivia.com Quizzes!

This quiz is about pill bugs: what they are, what they eat, why they roll up into balls (conglobulation), how they breathe, and why they're crawling around under your outdoor flower pots. Enjoy!

These mammals are listed using their scientific or binomial name. Organise them alphabetically by common name. To simplify things, the letter hints refer to the main part of the common name (for example S for "squirrel", ignoring the "red" part).

This is a quiz about the real life versions of the various animal characters who appear in the 'Sonic the Hedgehog' series. (OK, so hedgehogs aren't blue, but they can run pretty fast!)

Most of us would readily recognize what an elephant, dolphin or an eagle might be but, have you heard of a lucina or a torsk... one's a clam, the other's a cod. This quiz has a list of unusual names; some are real animals, some are not.

My wolf pup and my neighbor's German Shepherd turned every day into a wild comparison. He always asked why I adopted a wolf instead of a dog. This quiz follows our debates as we learn how a wolf truly differs from a loyal domestic companion.

How much do you know about the partridge bird? Take this quiz and find out.

Welcome to The World of Honey Bees. What do you know about them? Your mission is to take my quiz and find out.

Welcome to my Reptiles, Amphibians, or Neither quiz. The trick here is to identify which column the following animals belong to. Good luck!

Though much less numerous than the members of other classes, mammals are undoubtedly the animals we are most familiar with - because we are part of them! Here is a collection of intriguing facts about some of these relatives of ours.

Have even more fun at the zoo with three new areas and lots of new animals! Complete the sentences by filling in the blank spaces with the names of the animals.

Monkeys don't just swing - they stick. With strong fingers, opposable thumbs and tails that grip like extra hands, they're built for climbing, grabbing, and hanging on tight. See if you can tell where each species dwells. Good luck and have fun! : )

Primates are characterized by having five-fingered grasping hands with fingernails, forward-facing eyes, relatively large brains compared to most animals, social behavior and longer than average lifespans amongst animals.

You may have heard of some of these odd animal names, but can you remember what kind of animal they are? See if you can sort these unfortunately-named creatures into common groupings.

Many animals have spots or stripes to help with camouflage. Can you tell whether each of these ten species has mainly spots or stripes?

The U.S. has its fair share of snakes, and in rural areas they can be found with little effort. While corn snakes and copperheads can look alike, they truly couldn't be more different, and it's important to be able to distinguish between the two.

This list of animals names those endemic to certain regions of the world. Place them against the correct labelled region on the map. Bear in mind some of these animals may be found in more than one region.

You are all kindly invited to the Olympics of the animal kingdom, where you will be able to witness some amazing feats of speed - courtesy of various vertebrates!

How cool would it be to see penguin impersonators diving into the North Atlantic or massive swarms of migrating birds throughout the US blotting out the sky as they pass? This is a match quiz about the North America birds we've lost forever. Good luck!

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - aerial, aquatic or terrestrial. There are no insects or flightless birds in this selection.

A mix of 10 Animals questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Labradors are famous for their loyalty and love of water, but how well do you really know them? Test your knowledge with this fun quiz about Labrador history, traits, and quirks. Good luck!

Match each superlative with the animal that it fits.

There are some amazing zoos around the world! Learn a little more about these places and a representative animal that calls it home. Simply match the zoo and its inhabitant to the associated animal picture. (Zoo size & population correct in 2025).

In a favorite novel set in Micronesia, one character is Roberto, a fruit bat. Roberto is fascinating. I looked up "fruit bat" and see they're also called "megabats". Let's explore a few bat facts and include "microbats".

Let's have more fun at the zoo with three new areas and more animals. Fill in the blank spaces with the names of the animals.

Primates are characterized by having five-fingered grasping hands with fingernails, forward-facing eyes, relatively large brains compared to most animals, social behavior and longer than average lifespans amongst animals.

Let's continue our zoo fun with more animals in three new areas. Move the names to fill in the blank spaces.

Join me in an exploration of New Zealand's fauna, from its unique native species to those introduced by humans.

Can you place these different bird species in order from smallest (at the top) to the largest (on the bottom)? Note: the size ranges are based on data from multiple sources, and measured from the beak to the end of the tail feathers.

Birds occupy different ecological niches. Many are omnivores, but this quiz focuses on birds which are somewhat specialized and predominantly consume one type of food - they may include other items in their diet, but the answer is their primary diet.