Questions
- Which bird species is the national symbol of England?
- What is the top speed of a cheetah when sprinting?
- Which marine mammal is known for having a tusk-like tooth and belongs to the Odontoceti group?
- What is the only continent where giraffes can be found in the wild?
- Which species of bear is native to the British Isles?
- Which venomous snake is native to the UK?
- Which large flightless bird is native to Australia and is known for its distinct blue-green eggs?
- What is the collective noun for a group of crows?
- What is the world’s largest living species of lizard?
- Which animal is known as the “ship of the desert”?
Answers
- The bird species that is the national symbol of England is the “English” or “European” Robin.
- The top speed of a cheetah when sprinting can reach up to around 75 miles per hour (120 kilometers per hour).
- The marine mammal known for having a tusk-like tooth and belongs to the odontoceti group is the narwhal.
- The only continent where giraffes can be found in the wild is Africa.
- The species of bear native to the British Isles is the European brown bear (though it is extinct in the region currently).
- The venomous snake native to the UK is the adder.
- The large flightless bird native to Australia known for its distinct blue-green eggs is the emu.
- The collective noun for a group of crows is a “murder”.
- The world’s largest living species of lizard is the Komodo dragon.
- The animal known as the “ship of the desert” is the camel.
