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Cruising the web I noticed that some animals have a double scientific (binomial) name. I will provide the scientific name for you to identify the animal.

Being an island nation the UK has much coastline which is home to many fascinating sea birds. See how much you know about seabirds of the UK in this quiz.

There are many more breeds of horse than one might imagine, and your task is to select the horses from this list, whilst avoiding other animals.

A horse isn't just a horse. Many unique breeds trace their origins to different countries around the world. Can you match ten breeds with their country of origin?

No, this isn't about the lovable puppy created by Eric Hill - it's about canids. The animals you need to look for in this quiz are members of the Canidae family, but some cats have sneaked in there too. Can you spot the dogs?

In my series on the wildlife per region, we arrive now at South-America - a good source of biodiversity. Collect only the animals native to South-America (including the Galapagos islands), while disregarding animals from else in the world.

The domestic dog is a member of the Canidae family, which contains wolves, jackals, foxes, and coyotes. How much do you know about these animals?

The order Perissodactyla includes various species of odd-toed ungulates - including those mentioned in the title of this quiz. How familiar are you with these fascinating animals?

Raptors are predatory birds with sharp talons, hooked beaks, and keen eyesight.

Some animals are endemic to specific regions of the planet. Classify these animals by the continent on which they can be found.

Let's continue our zoo fun with ten all-new animals in four areas.

A day at the zoo can be a lot of fun. Let's take a look at the different areas and what you can find there.

The diversity of molluscs is absolutely wonderful. While there are seven or possibly eight classes, the main ones are gastropods, bivalves and cephalopods. You need to determine to which of these three classes the following twelve animals belong.

Here we have four groups of animals. Some you may have heard of. Select the animal from the list and move to the correct group listed. Some maybe hard but you should be able to work it out.

Here are fifteen cats together with other animals. Can you tell the difference?

A variety of fantastic mollusks, and the shells they leave behind, can be found in the sandy shores of beaches around the world. Can you distinguish the mollusks from animals that belong to another phylum? Good luck!

Many animals are said to act in strange ways before natural disasters. Is the oarfish one of them? While much information about this odd fellow remains to be discovered, there are still some facts to uncover. Let's see!

Here we have a tangle of twelve birds 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!)

See how you go placing these animals in their groups - terrestrial, aquatic or aerial. Be aware, there are some insects (in their adult form) in this selection.

Flightlessness in birds is a fascinating example of evolutionary adaptation. Can you identify which birds can't fly from a list of 18?

Can you pick out the birds from the fish in this collection?

Australia plays host to such an array of dangerous creatures that the mention of the country is bound to create nightmares for some. The dangerous creatures within this quiz are ones that may use venom as a bioweapon.

Here we have a tangle of twelve reptiles 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!)

Humans may be on top of the food chain, but we're not exactly invincible in the animal kingdom. Plenty of animals cause the deaths of humans every year, and in this quiz we'll go through some of them.

The many shark species that inhabit the world's seas are known by a host of rather distinctive common names. Can you pick out which names in this list refer to sharks?

In many ecosystems, sharks are apex predators that can efficiently take down prey of nearly any size. Here are ten questions that test your knowledge of these champions of the sea.

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!)