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Here's a quiz about geckos. Hope you have fun!

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - terrestrial, aquatic or aerial. One flying insect in this selection.

Almost everyone has heard of the movie "101 Dalmatians". Can you solve some trivia questions about the actual dogs? See if you can spot the spotted canine.

Also known as the weasel family, the Mustelidae include a number of carnivorous wild mammals found in most regions of the world. How familiar are you with them?

The snakes are of varying lengths starting from about 35 cm to over three meters. Order them according to their length, from smaller to longer. Because some of the snakes have similar lengths, the scientific name is given as well.

Sometime around 14,000 years ago, two people in Bonn-Oberkassel, Germany, were buried with a dog. Historians believe this discovery proves that dogs were the first domesticated animal species, and marks the beginning of a beautiful relationship!

The family Elapidae includes some of the world's most feared venomous snakes, remarkable for their size, speed and deadly venom. Are you brave enough to confront them by taking this quiz?

Arachnids are a class of animals that, while often mistaken for insects, are not. They are a different class of animal that most commonly feeds on their six-legged cousins. How much do you know about them?

Arachnids are invertebrates characterised by a two-segmented body and eight legs. Can you identify the arachnids in this list of creepy-crawlies?

With over 1,400 species, there are bound to be some unique bats. This quiz explores some of them. Match the correct bat to the description.

There are seventeen species of penguins in the world. Can you pick the penguins from the non-penguins?

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - terrestrial, aquatic or aerial. This selection includes a wingless insect.

Mammals are the class of animals that have dominated the world since the extinction of the dinosaurs at the K-T extinction event, around 65 million years ago. From that time, mammals have evolved into 27 different orders.

Mammals are the class of animals that have dominated the world since the extinction of the dinosaurs at the K-T extinction event, around 65 million years ago. From that time, mammals have evolved into 27 different orders.

Here we have ten photos of Australian animals. All you have to do is match the animal to the photo. Good luck and have fun. Digby

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - terrestrial, aquatic or aerial. Some double-word names and the occasional reptile in this selection.

Some people confuse leopards and cheetahs. This quiz will help you learn the differences between the two. Have fun.

Some animals are identified with a specific country, either officially as a national emblem, or unofficially by popular agreement. Can you locate the country in which each of these animals is commonly, although not necessarily exclusively, found?

No, this isn't a nursery rhyme quiz - it's about mustelids, the family of the weasel and a group of furry carnivores with long bodies. Can you match each mustelid with its photo?

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

Here are ten of the slowest moving animals in the world. You need to match them to one of the areas in which they can be found. Note that some are found in several countries, so I have marked just one where they are found.

The shark is an animal that has evolved into a supreme example of how well it has adapted to its environment. This quiz covers the anatomy and physiology of a fascinating group of beasts.

This quiz is about the sea creature that is known as the Spanish dancer (Hexabranchus sanguineus). Enjoy!

All around the world, mammals of all types cross the lands for food, child-rearing, and survival. In this quiz, place the provided mammals with their migratory ranges or trails on the map. Good luck!

Blue is a rare color in the animal kingdom, but odds are, when you see it, you are looking at a bird. Take a trip with me around the globe and see if you can identify these beautiful blue birds. Good luck!

Some dogs have obvious countries of origin from their name, like German shepherd and Australian cattle dog. Can you sort this list of dogs into the continent where they originated?

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

We humans don't always care which species of insect we are swatting out of the air while shouting, "Bee!" Only half of the insects included in this quiz are actually bees. Can you spot the impostors among them? (Click the images to get a closer look!)

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - terrestrial, aquatic or aerial. There are no insects or reptiles 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!