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Can you identify these 18 different mammals?
Guess the common name
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63 Comments
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Level 68
Mar 15, 2018
For some reason, I always had the impression in my mind's eye that echidnas were fugly, but that little guy is adorable!! And for my fellow quizzers who enjoy a bit of trivia, I just learned that echidnas and platypuses are the only non-extinct mammals that lay eggs.
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Level 93
Aug 31, 2018
Another bit of trivia...there is a word, extant, for animals that are still living. ;)
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Level 60
Jan 7, 2025
Simply 'living' also works.
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Level 68
Apr 3, 2025
Although "extant" is more specifically of a species, without having the additional meaning of an individual being "alive"
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Level 68
Sep 1, 2020
Ugly? Rather than fugly?
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Level 57
Jan 31, 2022
Fugly is like ugly, but more so. Effing more so
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Level 56
Apr 19, 2021
The scientific name for this is a monotreme; An egg-laying animal that also feeds its babies with milk.
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Level 88
Mar 16, 2018
Nice marmot
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Level 72
Aug 31, 2018
Nihilist.
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Level 89
Mar 21, 2018
Maybe accept a few other names for the arctic fox, like white fox or snow fox?
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Level 63
Aug 1, 2018
Another suggestion here: Polar fox.
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Level 74
Aug 31, 2018
Fox worked for me.
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Level 76
Feb 18, 2020
It did?? I dont think it should, ox didnt work for muskox (nor do I think it should)
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Level 21
Mar 27, 2018
Am I the only one who got capybara from minecraft skins?
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Level 47
Jan 28, 2021
yes
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Level 67
Aug 31, 2018
why not to accept suricate for the meerkat?
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Level 68
Aug 31, 2018
You got me on pangolin, capybara and echidna- no idea what any of them look like! Thanks!!
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Level 74
Aug 31, 2018
Never heard of a pangolin in my life. I thought it looked like an anteater and tried that but no luck. Then I looked it up and saw that it also is called a scaly anteater so I wasn't so far wrong even though they are no longer classified in the anteater order.
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Level 91
Aug 31, 2018
They are so cute!! One of my favorite animals.
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Level 59
Apr 17, 2021
Ah, 2018 comments. If you only knew.
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Level 68
Apr 3, 2025
Were they ever?

Edit: just checked, apparently they were, though now they're considered to kinda be their own thing

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Level 68
Aug 31, 2018
Got them all once I processed pangalion to pangolin.
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Level 33
Aug 31, 2018
The arctic fox is beautiful!
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Level 74
Aug 31, 2018
I think all foxes are beautiful (except when they are raiding the henhouse.)
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Level 31
Aug 31, 2018
Would be cool if you could allow "Harambe" for the gorilla ;)
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Level 58
Jan 30, 2022
RIP Harambe we miss you
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Level 39
Sep 1, 2018
kept spelling echidna like enchilada, with an n after the e ... whoops
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Level 76
Feb 18, 2020
I thought you actually tried enchilada, that would ve been funny! Enchidna, not so funny..
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Level 41
Sep 1, 2018
Water buffalo should be accepted for the African buffalo
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Level 32
Apr 20, 2021
No - it's a cape buffalo, not a water buffalo. Water buffalo are a different species.
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Level 75
Sep 1, 2018
My 3yo did better on this one than I did...
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Level 47
Oct 2, 2018
sign him up for MENSA
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Level 47
Feb 21, 2019
I thought the African buffalo was a water buffalo...
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Level 64
Nov 20, 2019
Water buffalo is often casually used for most species but usually its used to describe Asia-based buffaloes.
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Level 32
Apr 20, 2021
No – this is a cape buffalo, not a water buffalo. Different species.
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Level 76
Jan 16, 2020
I totally mixed up the wombat with quagga, tried a zilion different ways of spellings. Also could not think of capybara, and pangolin obviously wasnt an armadillo, but couldnt think of that one either.

Plus tried wisent auroch (uroch urus) and many things for the big bovine, the muskox. We only have the basic black and white cow here no big horned bovines so I never know the names for them, it all blurs into one for me.

But only 4 wrong isnt too bad (including the difficulty of knowing the English translation) If I was more awake I would have gotten capybara and wombat too. Dont think I pangolin would have drifted up and muskox I simply didnt know.

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Level 76
Jan 16, 2020
Btw I think the echidna is hilarious, always smile when I see it come by. But maybe that is because of "fantastic beasts and where to find them"
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Level 79
Apr 17, 2021
Even if you didn't mix them up you probably wouldn't have gotten it! Quagga in an extinct zebra, so you mixed up wombat with quokka and quokka with quagga ;p
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Level 68
Apr 3, 2025
Muskox actually aren't bovines, they're caprines related to goats and sheep!
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Level 51
Apr 25, 2020
Wow, only 8.7% of people got all of them correct...
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Level 30
Nov 24, 2020
Surprised that so little people got 100% as well! Found it really easy and was shocked at the stats when I finished.
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Level 61
Nov 5, 2020
I got 3 accidental answers. Typed in Muskox for A. Buffalo, Capybara for Wombat, and Chinchilla for Chipmunk. XD
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Level 56
Apr 6, 2021
Damn chinchilla
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Level 32
Apr 20, 2021
Yes – I tried to spell it again and again, but in Italian (cincilla)...
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Level 61
Apr 17, 2021
Whelp, if people weren't familiar with the pangolin before 2020, they ought to be familiar with it now.
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Level 79
Apr 17, 2021
Wait why?
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Level 83
Apr 19, 2021
I'd tell you but you said to wait... ... ... ... possible Covid link. Or the fact that there was quite a bit of news about China's pangolin black market.
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Level 41
Apr 17, 2021
I PUT CHINCILLA

I PUT CHINCILLA AND IT DIDNT ACCEPT

well i mean like clearly i mustve misspelt it, BUT STILLLLLLL

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Level 64
Apr 20, 2021
Had fun with this one. Reading all of those animal books as a child came in handy.
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Level 68
Jul 15, 2021
I was typing chinchilla and the clock hit zero

Noooooo

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Level 71
Aug 9, 2021
I thought that more people would get pangolin since it was in the media a lot last year.
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Level 65
Oct 9, 2021
Missed Chinchilla, Wombat, Echidna, Pangolin and Muskox.

I spelled Eqidna and Moskus.

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Level 68
Apr 3, 2025
Is your username how you'd try to spell "Tamandua"
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Level 43
Jan 21, 2022
dang, stumped me on a few of these.
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Level 33
Jul 26, 2022
Isn't Chipmunk just a type of squirrel?
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Level 87
Jul 5, 2024
In the same way that a badger is a kind of weasel, sure. But answering "weasel" when confronted with a picture of a badger is just as incorrect as answering "squirrel" for chipmunk.
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Level 60
Jan 7, 2025
Just as a lynx is a cat or a moose is a deer.
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Level 50
Jun 27, 2024
fun fact: the muskox is not an ox, but rather an ancient giant goat. that is a prehistoric goat right there :3
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Level 33
Jan 7, 2025
Knuckles the Echinida
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Level 66
Jan 7, 2025
what is a muskox but a smaller looking yak...?
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Level 68
Apr 3, 2025
a goat
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Level 60
Apr 23, 2025
THATS THE THING FROM BATTLE CATS
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Level 34
Jul 14, 2025
only problem with this is that the picture was a stoat not a weasel