A) Prominent crest feathers B) Long, pointed tails C) Bare head and neck D) Brightly colored plumage
A) White-breasted Guineafowl B) Vulturine Guineafowl C) Plumed Guineafowl D) Helmeted Guineafowl
A) West Africa B) Central Africa C) Southern Africa D) Northeast Africa
A) Dense forests B) Mountainous regions C) Arid desert D) Open savanna
A) Blue neck B) Long tail feathers C) Red wattles D) White breast
A) Seeds and insects B) Small mammals C) Fish D) Fruits
A) Flying long distances B) Swimming C) Running D) Hopping
A) Territorial B) Gregarious C) Solitary D) Nomadic
A) Melodic songs B) Whistling C) Loud, piercing calls D) Soft cooing
A) Approximately 2 B) Approximately 10 C) Approximately 20 D) Approximately 6
A) For defense B) For regulating body temperature C) For attracting mates D) Unknown
A) Vulturine Guineafowl B) Helmeted Guineafowl C) Crested Guineafowl D) Plumed Guineafowl
A) A gaggle B) A rasp C) A flock D) A herd
A) In burrows B) In trees C) On the ground D) On cliffs
A) Asia B) Australia C) South America D) Africa
A) Very small (1-3 eggs) B) Relatively large (10-15 eggs) C) Extremely large (20+ eggs) D) Medium (5-8 eggs)
A) Around 28 days B) Around 14 days C) Around 42 days D) Around 56 days
A) Disease B) Predation C) Climate change D) Habitat loss
A) Blue B) Red C) Yellow D) Green
A) Fledgling B) Chick C) Keet D) Poult
A) Long and thin B) Flat and wide C) Short and hooked D) Strong and slightly curved
A) Pest control B) Pollination C) Soil aeration D) Seed dispersal
A) Only young birds migrate B) They migrate altitudinally C) No D) Yes, they migrate long distances
A) Smell B) Hearing C) Taste D) Sight
A) Kenya B) Angola C) Brazil D) Nigeria
A) It's difficult; they are mostly monomorphic. B) Males have longer wattles. C) Males are larger. D) Females have brighter plumage.
A) Vulnerable B) Endangered C) Critically Endangered D) Least Concern |