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And here we are with a quiz about everyone's favorite order of reptiles, Testudinata.

Compare and contrast two groups of Xenathrans: sloths and armadillos.

Not all heroes walk on two legs. Some walk on four, are furry and have waggy tales. Here we'll meet one of the latter, by the name of Gander.

This is a quiz about this rare and little known predator. See how much you know.

Take a walk around a virtual farm and see if you can correctly match the breed name to the correct animal species.

The world has gone to the dogs! In this quiz, identify where these ten members of the canidae family might reside on the world map. Good luck!

This quiz mentions fancy rats (in the home) and not just the sewer kind! Rats are very friendly intelligent creatures, not horrid vermin, and they make great pets, as they aren't as small as most rodents!

Cows have been man's companions since time immemorial, and different breeds have developed in different countries. Can you identify the countries of origin of ten breeds?

The red fox is the most widely-distributed of all the fox species and the species most well-known by mankind. Let's have a closer look at this fascinating creature and its interaction with humans.

Everyone knows Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed as the hyenas from the Lion King, but how much do you know about the magnificent animals they are based on?

How well do you know your crocodilian counterparts? Test your knowledge with these ten questions.

Take this quiz to test your general knowledge on guinea pig breeds and their health.

It's time to get busy and find out how much you know about bees. This adopted quiz has been brought up to date with some new questions and expanded information sections.

A short quiz about Gorilla gorilla gorilla, the western lowland gorilla.

Twelve mammals, twelve times waiting for the babies to arrive. Sort them by the patience each expectant mother needs.

Birds of a feather--flock them together by the way they get food: Swim and dip, wade on the shores, or a breathtaking plunge from the sky. Please NOTE: Some countries call shorebirds waders, and loons are called divers.

Here is a quiz about the scientific names of the species and subspecies of the tallest mammal on earth. Match the common name to the scientific one.

Mollusks can be found all over the world. From oceans to rivers to the seas and everything in between, mollusks are very unique and helpful creatures. How much do you know about them?

With over 75,000 extant species, mollusks form the second-largest phylum of invertebrate animals. All the species mentioned in this quiz are remarkable for their shells, as well as being significant in various aspects of human culture.

It's time to test your knowledge of wild pigs. Have fun.

The Mollusca phylum is the second-largest invertebrate phylum, after Arthropoda. They are quite diverse, but almost all have a soft muscular body, and most have a shell (internal or external). Can you spot the molluscs hiding among these invertebrates?

Cats and dogs may be the more common pets, but some people pick animal companions which aren't quite as popular. Match the breed name to the animal.

Here is a quiz on elephant shrews for wildlife enthusiasts.

Here is a quiz on golden moles. Have fun.

This is a quiz on small cats like lynxes, bobcats and ocelots. How much do you know about these small-to-medium wild cats? Take this quiz to find out. Good luck!

There are thousands of species of birds that spend their lives at sea or around the world's coastlines. Let's see if you can spot the 12 mentioned in this quiz.

You may not have heard of the ratites, but from ostriches to kiwis, elephant birds to the moa, several members of the ratite family are among the most recognizable birds in popular culture. Let's examine them more closely.

Here is a quiz on dugongs.

I'm lucky enough to have a mockingbird claiming his territory right outside my kitchen window; I call him "Rocky." He gave me motivation and sang to me while I wrote this quiz. Here's your chance to test your knowledge of our little feathered friend!

The Australian bin chicken is a local nickname for an ibis. Equally reviled by some and embraced by others, perhaps no other bird polarises locals as much as this one. However, in some ways, this species is representative of most ibises. Let's explore...