Quiz on Camelids and Grizzly Bears

Define Camelid?

• Camelids are a family of animals that includes llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and guanacos.
• Camelids are a family of birds known for their colorful feathers.
• Camelids are large mammals that primarily live in water.
• Camelids are a type of reptile found in deserts.

In how many groups camelids are divided?

• 4
• 3
• 2
• 5

What camelids eat?

• Camelids thrive on processed grains.
• Camelids eat grasses, hay, and other vegetation.
• Camelids primarily consume dairy products.
• Camelids eat meat and fish.

What is camel hump?

• A fatty deposit on a camel's back used for energy storage.
• A traditional Middle Eastern dish made with camel meat.
• A decorative item used in camel racing events.
• A type of desert plant found in arid regions.

How many types of humps are there?

• one hump

• two humps

List the types of camels?

• Alpaca

• Wild Bactrian Camel

• Bactrian Camel

• Arabian (Dromedary) Camel

• Llama

What is the role of thick coat of camel?

• The thick coat allows camels to fly long distances.
• The thick coat is used for storing food and water.
• The thick coat helps camels swim better in water.
• The thick coat of a camel insulates against temperature extremes and protects from sunburn.

Explain role of eyelashes and ear hair of camels?

• Eyelashes protect eyes from sand and dust; ear hair prevents debris from entering ears.
• Eyelashes help camels see better in the dark.
• Ear hair enhances the camel's hearing ability.
• Eyelashes are used for communication with other camels.

Why camel do not sink in sand?

• Camels have special skin that repels sand.
• Camels are able to fly over sand dunes.
• Camels have hollow bones that make them lighter.
• Camels do not sink in sand due to their large, flat feet and body structure that distribute their weight.

Why the United Nations has declared 2024 the International Year of Camelids?

• To raise awareness about the importance of camelids to humans

• To promote the use of camelids in fashion industries.
• To celebrate the cultural significance of camelids in ancient civilizations.
• To encourage the consumption of camelid meat worldwide.