March Mammal Madness Comprehension Quiz

What do tertiary consumers eat?

• Plants

• Herbivores

• Carnivores

• Decomposers

What are decomposers primarily responsible for consuming?

• Living plants and animals

• Only dead animals

• Dead or decaying matter

• Only dead plants

Which of the following traits is NOT mentioned in March Mammal Madness as a key physical trait for combatants?

• Attack

• Defense

• Speed

• Escape

What are the main traits of the Uganda kob?

• Speed and agility

• Dominance and motility

• Camouflage and nocturnal habits

• Aquatic and migratory

What type of biome do Kobs typically inhabit?

• Tropical rainforests

• Wooded savanna near water and grasslands near rivers and lakes

• Mountainous regions

• Arctic tundra

What is the diet of the Kob?

• Carnivorous, feeding on small mammals

• Omnivorous, feeding on fruits and insects

• Herbivorous, feeding largely on grass and reeds

• Piscivorous, feeding on fish

Where are Kobs located in the food chain?

• Top predators

• Primary consumers

• Secondary consumers

• Decomposers

What are the distinctive traits of the Great Skua (Stercorarius skua)?

• Light grey feathers with red spots

• Dark brown with streaks of gold, and a dark cap and thick bill

• Brightly colored plumage with a slender beak

• White feathers with a black cap and thin bill

What is the primary biome of the Great Skua?

• Tropical rainforest

• Open ocean

• Desert

• Tundra

What does the Great Skua mainly feed on?

• Seeds, nuts, and fruits

• Insects and small mammals

• Mainly fish, birds, carrion

• Nectar and pollen