A) Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
B) Giant guinea pig
C) Rodentus maximus
D) Capybara capybara

A) Australia
B) Africa
C) Asia
D) South America

A) Pride
B) Flock
C) Herd
D) Pack

A) Burrowers
B) Climbers
C) Jumpers
D) Swimmers

A) Calf
B) Chick
C) Fawn
D) Pup

A) 5 minutes
B) 15 minutes
C) 2 minutes
D) 30 minutes

A) Wetlands
B) Tundra
C) Mountains
D) Deserts

A) Keep skin moisturized
B) Find food
C) Regulate body temperature
D) Attract mates

A) Morning
B) Afternoon
C) Dawn and Dusk
D) Midnight

A) Black
B) Grey
C) Reddish-brown
D) White

A) 2n = 52, FN = 96
B) 2n = 66, FN = 102
C) 2n = 60, FN = 110
D) 2n = 44, FN = 78

A) Over 200
B) 10–20, but can be as large as one hundred
C) 1-5
D) 50-100 only

A) Brazilian Lyme-like borreliosis
B) Chagas disease
C) Dengue fever
D) Zika virus

A) Hydrochoerinae
B) Dasyproctinae
C) Caviidae
D) Myocastoridae

A) 200-210 days
B) 365 days
C) 130–150 days
D) 90-100 days

A) 3
B) 5
C) 2
D) 4

A) 8-10 years
B) 15-20 years
C) 2-4 years
D) 25-30 years

A) 5 to 15 kg
B) 35 to 66 kg (77 to 146 lb)
C) 80 to 100 kg
D) 10 to 20 kg

A) 30 to 40 cm
B) 50 to 62 cm (20 to 24 in)
C) 70 to 80 cm
D) 90 to 100 cm

A) Dolphins
B) Kangaroos
C) Guinea Pigs
D) Eagles

A) They are found in the surface of their hairy skin, which is rare among rodents
B) They are only present on their feet
C) They secrete oil instead of sweat
D) They produce a unique scent

A) Without chewing, swallowing whole
B) Vertically up and down
C) By grinding back-and-forth rather than side-to-side
D) Side-to-side like cows

A) Peru
B) Brazil
C) Argentina
D) Chile

A) Rodent eater
B) Water pig
C) Happy hog
D) One who eats slender leaves or grass-eater