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Animals and nature

Mammals quiz

Checked on 4 November 2026

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    The caribou is another name for which animal?

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    The answer is Reindeer.

    Reindeer and caribou are two names for the same species of deer.

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    From which country does the Wombat come?

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    The answer is Australia.

    Wombats are marsupials native to Australia.

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  3. Discover

    What is the world’s largest living rodent?

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    The answer is Capybara.

    The capybara of South America is the largest living rodent.

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    What does an aardvark's diet mostly consist of?

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    The answer is Ants & termites.

    The aardvark feeds at night on ants and termites.

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    Which of these is the correct name for a baby bat?

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    The answer is Pup.

    A baby bat is called a pup.

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    What is a beaver's home called?

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    The answer is Lodge.

    Beavers build dams and lodges from branches and mud.

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    Which of the following animals would typically eat "browse"?

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    The answer is Giraffe.

    Giraffes browse on the leaves of tall trees such as acacias.

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    What is an otter's underground home called?

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    The answer is Holt.

    An otter's den is called a holt.

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    What colour is a mandrill's beard?

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    The answer is Yellow.

    The mandrill has a yellow-orange beard.

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    Which animal’s name derives from a Latin word meaning 'spirit of the dead'?

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    The answer is Lemur.

    The name comes from the Latin lemures, meaning ghosts or spirits of the dead.

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