Wildlife and Nature Quiz

What does the term "endangered" mean?

• Safe and not at risk

• At risk of becoming extinct

• Common and widespread

• Recently discovered

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Which of the following animals is a herbivore?

• Lion

• Elephant

• Eagle

• Shark

What does it mean when animals "mate"?

• They play together

• They find food together

• They reproduce

• They migrate

Who is the "matriarch" in an elephant herd?

• The youngest female

• The oldest male

• The oldest female

• The strongest male

Why do animals need minerals?

• For energy

• For building strong bones and teeth

• For warmth

• For playing

What are "routes" in the context of animal migration?

• Places where animals sleep

• Paths animals follow to find food and water

• Areas where animals play

• Spots where animals hide

What does it mean to "snorkel"?

• To swim underwater with a breathing tube

• To climb trees

• To run very fast

• To fly in the sky

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What is a "water hole"?

• A place where animals find water to drink

• A hole where animals sleep

• A spot where animals hide from predators

• A place where animals play

Which of the following is an example of an endangered animal?

• Domestic cat

• Blue whale

• House sparrow

• Goldfish

What do herbivores primarily eat?

• Meat

• Plants

• Insects

• Fish