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