Spark of Nature: Connecting with Flora and Fauna

What is Poaching?

• Poaching means throwing away trash.

• Animal Poaching is when a animal is killed illegally. It usually happens when a animal possesses something that is considered valuable.

• Poaching means to cook (an egg) without its shell in or over boiling water.

• Poaching is when an animal is killed illegally.

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Which among the following animals is/are no Longer Endangered?

• Armur Leopard

• Hawksbill Sea Turtle

• Black Rhino

• Golden Lion Tamarin

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Brazil's brilliant golden lion tamarin makes its home in the Atlantic rainforest close to the clamoring populaces of Rio and Sao Paulo. Hence, the monkeys' numbers reduction to around 200 after 93% of the rainforest was cut and cleared. Stakeholders and government programs have battled since the 1980s to help save the monkey's numbers. These efforts have seen the populace ascend to around 1,000. A lot must be done before the golden lion tamarin can be removed from the list of endangered species.

Select the correct reasons/reason among the following due to which animals become endangered.

• Poaching

• Clearing of the forest/Deforestation

• Global Warming

• All of them

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Which of these is the national bird of New Zealand?

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A group of which animal is called a `Nursery`?

• Armadillo

• Raccoon

• Hippopotamus

• Bear

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Which of these flowers is also known as `shoe flower`?

• Rose

• Zinnia

• Tulip

• Hibiscus

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Which of the following have their taste buds on their feet?

• Butterfly

• Wasp

• Earthworm

• Grass hopper

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Which of these marine animal`s egg- case is also known as the 'Mermaids purse'?

• Skate

• Dolphin

• Seahorse

• Starfish

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Which of these is one of the most poisonous fish in the ocean?

• Dragon Wrasse

• Stone Fish

• Honeycomb grouper

• Reef Needlefish

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What are blue Tiger, Swallowtail, Cabbage white types of?

• Butterflies

• Moths

• Flies

• Mosquitoes

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