Only Real Animal Lovers Can Score High On This Quiz

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Bet you can’t score 100% on this animal quiz! Eugene decided to challenge The Joyride crew with his weird and whacky quiz about the animal kingdom. Time to see who paid attention during those Natural Science classes.

 

Answers can be found at the bottom of the quiz…

 

Could you rival the likes of David Attenborough or becomes shark bait?

 

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1. Which of these is the most poisonous animal?

  1. Platypus
  2. Box jellyfish
  3. Dart frog

 

2. What is the most venomous animal?

  1. Blue Ring Octopus
  2. Box jellyfish
  3. Boomslang

 

3. What is the loudest animal on Earth?

  1. Rabbit
  2. Howler monkey
  3. Shrimp

 

via GIPHY

 

 

4. Name the world’s largest predator?

  1. Polar Bear
  2. Sperm Whale
  3. Orca

 

5. What does the Slow loris, European mole and Maned rat have in common?

  1. They all aren’t technically mammals
  2. They all eat their young
  3. They all produce toxins

 

6. What will you not see a cat do to another cat?

  1. Swipe at them
  2. Hiss at them
  3. Meow at them

 

via GIPHY

 

 

7. To kill hornets, bees swarm all over them. But what causes them to die?

  1. They sting them
  2. They suffocate them
  3. They cook them

 

8. What animal can you not find in the kruger national park?

  1. The Springbok
  2. The Cape anteater
  3. Dassie

 

 9. What is a dassie’s closest living relative?

  1. Gopher
  2. Hippo
  3. Elephant

 

via GIPHY

 

Answers time!

  1. Dart frogs. A drop of their venom – the size of a pin head – could kill a human. i. There’s a difference between venomous and poisonous. A rule of thumb is, if it bites you and you die, its venomous – and if you bite and die, its poisonous.
  2. Box jellyfish
  3. A shrimp. It is capable of snapping its claw shut, so rapidly, it creates a bubble which collapses to produce a sonic blast, louder than a Concorde’s sonic boom and a gunshot.
  4. Sperm Whale
  5. They all produce toxins.They all belong to a small group of venomous/poisonous mammals that include the platypus.
  6. Meow at them
  7. They cook them. The quivering of muscle fibers from so many bees creates real heat that kills off the predators.
  8. The Springbok
  9. The elephant

 

Drop your scores and answers in the comments! 

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