Rock hyrax - Quiz
A) Procavia africanus B) Capensis hyrax C) Procavia capensis D) Hyracoidea procavia
A) Coney B) Mountain rabbit C) Rickaz D) Dassie
A) 6–8 kg B) 4–5 kg C) 10–15 kg D) 1–3 kg
A) 3,000 m B) 2,000 m C) 4,200 m D) 5,500 m
A) Three B) Five C) Ten D) Seven
A) Madagascar B) The Congo Basin C) Southern Europe D) The Middle East
A) 10–80 animals B) 100–200 animals C) 5–10 animals D) 2–5 animals
A) Dorsal gland B) Whiskers C) Sentries D) Tusk-like incisors
A) Throughout the night B) Morning and evening C) Midnight D) Mid-day
A) Long whiskers B) Dorsal gland C) Soft foot pads D) Pointed incisors
A) 5% B) 50% C) 10% D) 25%
A) Genetic mutation B) Dietary protein C) Seasonal age D) The environment
A) Bear B) Rabbit C) Rodent D) Elephant
A) They are permanently abdominal B) They are absent C) They are external D) They change size with seasons
A) Congo Basin and Madagascar B) South Africa and Algeria C) Oman and UAE D) Israel and Jordan
A) Black B) Cream C) Yellow D) Orange
A) Orange B) Flecks C) Cream D) Black
A) Yellow B) Orange C) Cream D) Black
A) 1 meter B) 80 cm C) 50 cm D) 20 cm
A) Rainwater collection B) Mucus C) Oil from the dorsal gland D) Sweat-like secretions
A) Northeastern Africa B) Central Africa C) Southern Sahara D) South Africa
A) P. c. johnstoni B) P. c. welwitschii C) P. c. capensis D) P. c. habessinicus
A) Man-made structures only B) Hollowed-out tree trunks only C) Deep underground burrows in sand D) Rocks with suitable cavities
A) The oldest female B) The dominant male C) All adult members equally D) The dominant female
A) Egyptian cobra B) Verreaux's eagle C) Rock python D) Puff adder
A) Visual hand signals B) A scent trail C) An alarm call D) A rhythmic thumping
A) By licking dew off rocks B) They do not require water C) By storing water in a hump D) Through the moisture in their food
A) Stomping their feet B) Grunting while moving jaws as if chewing C) Hissing at predators D) Flashing their teeth
A) Yes, they are expert tree climbers B) No, they are strictly ground-dwelling C) Yes, but not as readily as Heterohyrax D) Only juveniles climb trees
A) Caracal B) Hippopotamus C) Giraffe D) Lion
A) 9–10 months B) 12–14 months C) 1–2 months D) 6–7 months
A) 16 months B) 3 years C) 10 years D) 6 months
A) 10 years B) 16 months C) 3 years D) 1 year
A) Ten weeks B) Two weeks C) One week D) Six months
A) Egalitarian B) Dominance-based C) Solitary D) Hierarchical
A) Bipedalism B) Complex language C) Structural balance D) Tool usage
A) The strong lead the weak B) The friend of my friend is my friend C) Survival of the fittest D) Every individual for themselves
A) Less than 10 B) More than 20 C) Exactly 5 D) Over 100
A) A low growl B) A high trill C) A long bark D) A soft whistle
A) Submission to others B) A request for food C) Hunger D) Inner excitement or aggression
A) Number of siblings B) Dietary fiber C) Age of the mother D) Testosterone levels
A) Rich syntactic structure B) They are identical in every region C) They lack any pattern D) They are only used at night
A) Very high B) Negligible C) Extremely variable D) Relatively low
A) Unique vocal signatures B) Their eye color C) Their weight at birth D) Their fur pattern |
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