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Mammal, Bird, or Reptile
Identify the following as mammal, bird, or reptile.
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Last updated: April 7, 2019
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| First submitted | April 7, 2019 |
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1. Anaconda
Water boa of South America
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
2. Petrel
Seabird
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
3. Sloth
Arboreal mammal of tropical America
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
4. Terrapin
Species of turtle
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
5. Pangolin
Scaly anteater of Africa and Asia
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
6. Ptarmigan
Gamebird of the grouse family
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
7. Dugong
Marine mammal
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
8. Binturong
Bearcat of Southeast Asia
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
9. Skink
A lizard
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
10. Cassowary
Flightless bird of New Guinea
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
11. Platypus
Egg-laying mammal of Australia
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
12. Gharial
Crocodilian of South Asia
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
13. Kookaburra
Australian kingfisher
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
14. Capybara
Large rodent of South America
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
15. Quetzal
Colorful bird of Central America
Mammal
Bird
Reptile
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2 Comments
joez
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Level 76
Apr 7, 2019
The pangolin, pictured above, is said to be the most trafficked mammal. "According to estimates from UK researchers and Chinese wildlife enforcement officials, about 10,000 pangolins are smuggled into China from Southeast Asia each year. Prices for pangolins have also increased astronomically: In the 1990s, they were worth about $14 per kilogram. Today it's $600. (Dec 30, 2016)"
Cog
+1
Level 76
Jun 11, 2020
The increase in price is probably due to the trafficking being made illegal, making it harder to smuggle them. They are still used widely in traditional Chinese medicine which has not even been proven to work
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