Truly Bizarre Wildlife - Statistics

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This quiz has been taken 32 times
The average score is 12 of 30

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
The inspiration for Drowzee from Pokemon, found in Southeast Asia.	Malayan tapir	96%
The unofficial national mascot of New Zealand.	Kiwi	88%
These striped creatures are native to the DRC and related to giraffes.	Okapi	85%
A favorite of Napoleon Dynamite.	Liger	73%
These amphibians have some of the best regeneration abilities in all of the animal kingdom.	Axolotl	65%
This scaly mammals live on a diet of ants and are sadly the world’s most trafficked mammal.	Pangolin	62%
These reptiles live for 100 years, have a third eye, and are not, in fact, lizards.	Tuatara	58%
These critically endangered relatives of the crocodile are now only found in Nepal and northern India.	Gharial	54%
These ugly tree dwellers are only found in Madagascar.	Aye-aye	50%
These monkeys are aptly named for their large, bulbous nose.	Proboscis monkey	50%
These East African birds are experts at hunting creatures such as snakes through powerful kicks.	Secretary bird	50%
When pulled to the surface, these fish collapse, developing an ugly appearance and resembling the cartoon Ziggy.	Blobfish	46%
Despite their small size, these crustaceans can punch at the speed of a .22 caliber bullet.	Peacock mantis shrimp	46%
These are some of the only venomous mammals alive, aside from platypi and some shrew species.	Slow loris	46%
These burrowing nuisances are aptly named. And yes, that’s its face. Sicko.	Star-nosed mole	46%
These salamanders, native to the Balkans, live underground and are born with eyes but lose them early on.	Olm	35%
Vexilologists might recognize this little guy from the flag of Guatemala.	Quetzal	31%
This ancient breed of domestic rabbit is bred for their wool.	Angora rabbit	27%
The most expensive coffee in the world is made from the droppings of this creature, found in Southeast Asia.	Asian palm civet	27%
These monkeys are known for their bizarre faces and live in the Amazon.	Bald uakari	27%
These lizards, nicknamed the Jesus Christ lizard, are known for their ability to walk on water.	Common basilisk	27%
These creatures can unhinge their jaw to swallow massive prey.	Pelican eel	27%
These birds are insectivorous and nocturnal hunters.	Potoo	23%
And finally, these striking sea slugs are known to float upside-down.	Blue glaucus	19%
This species of monkey, meanwhile, has the opposite problem as the previous entry.	Myanmar snub-nosed monkey	19%
No context for this one. Good luck!	Indian purple frog	12%
This specific tarantula species is named for their vibrant color.	Cobalt blue tarantula	8%
This creature is a hybrid between two more well-known creatures.	Zedonk	8%
These spiked insects are the heaviest stick insects in the world.	Jungle nymph	4%
These birds of paradise are known for their loud, explosive sound and intricate mating dance.	Victoria’s riflebird	4%