Thorny Devil Quiz

The video explores the fascinating thorny devil lizard of Australia, highlighting its unique features such as its rough, scaly skin and small size. It details the lizard's unique method of consuming water through micro grooves on its back and its defense mechanisms, including a false head and protective thorns. The thorny devil's diet consists solely of ants, consuming up to 3,000 in a single meal.

What is the approximate length of a Thorny Devil?

• 10 to 12 inches

• 4 to 6 inches

• 8 to 10 inches

• 6 to 8 inches

What is the Thorny Devil's skin described as?

• Slimy and wet

• Soft and furry

• Rough and scaly

• Smooth and shiny

How does the Thorny Devil collect water?

• By licking dew from leaves

• By absorbing it through its skin

• By channeling it through grooves on its back

• By drinking from puddles

What is the Thorny Devil's method of drinking water?

• Collecting in a pouch

• Channeling through grooves

• Absorbing through feet

• Sipping from streams

What unique feature does the Thorny Devil use to protect itself?

• Camouflage

• A false head

• Venomous bite

• Loud roar

What is the purpose of the Thorny Devil's thorny exterior?

• To store water

• To deter predators

• To help in climbing

• To attract mates

What is the primary diet of the Thorny Devil?

• Beetles

• Small mammals

• Ants

• Leaves

How many ants can a Thorny Devil consume in one meal?

• Up to 1,000

• Up to 4,000

• Up to 2,000

• Up to 3,000