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How to sharks produce their young?
  1. They only lay eggs.
  2. They only give birth to live young.
  3. It depends on the species. Some lay eggs and others give birth to live young.
  4. They lay capsules called spores, which germinate into several eggs.
  5. They have a symbiotic relationship with marine fungi and their young develop inside of aquatic mushrooms.
  6. They do not reproduce.
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Coral is a/an                .
  1. Plant
  2. Animal
  3. Fungi
  4. Rock
  5. Gypho
  6. Soil
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Herpetology is the study of                                         and                                        .
  1. Frogs and Lizards
  2. Furs and Feathers
  3. Birds and Mammals
  4. Reptiles and Amphibians
  5. Rocks and Minerals
  6. Plants and Fungi
  7. Snakes and Lizards
  8. Animal Behavior and Animal Reproduction
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What is the longest living fish?
  1. Oarfish
  2. Basking Shark
  3. Great White Shark
  4. Blue Whale
  5. Whale Shark
  6. Megalodon
  7. Tuna Fish
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What is the smallest mammal?
  1. Bacterium
  2. Ant
  3. Field Mouse
  4. Estmanson Shrew
  5. Etruscan Shrew
  6. Mackrel
  7. Hugo Rat
  8. Pygmy Squirel
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What is the standard name for the longest living species of snake?
  1. Burmese Python
  2. Ball Python
  3. Green Anaconda
  4. African Rock Python
  5. Titanoboa
  6. Reticulated Python
  7. King Cobra
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Cytology is the study of                       .
  1. Internal Animal Organs
  2. Animals
  3. Cytons
  4. Cells
  5. Birds
  6. Cyclones
  7. Skin
  8. Whiskers
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How to snakes ingest food that is larger than their heads?
  1. They chew and tear their food into small enough peices
  2. They squeeze their prey until it has been smashed small enough to fit.
  3. They vomit digestive fluids onto their prey, turning it into liquid.
  4. They wait for their heads to grow large enough.
  5. They do not eat prey larger than their heads.
  6. They unhinge their lower jaw.
  7. Their skulls are made of flexible cartilage, allowing the jaws to literally bend.
  8. They try to eat it and and often just choke to death.
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What is the main source of food for the giant panda?
  1. Mushrooms
  2. Bamboo
  3. Toads
  4. Japanese Maple
  5. Fish
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What is the fastest living animal?
  1. Cheetah
  2. Sailfish
  3. Peregrine Falcon
  4. Antelope
  5. Bald Eagle
  6. Housefly
  7. Tuna Fish
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What is the longest mollusk? Assume that all presented options are mollusks.
  1. Conch Sea Snail
  2. Giant Squid
  3. Titan Suqid
  4. Giant Pacific Octopus
  5. Humboldt Squid
  6. Colossal Squid
  7. Cuddlefish
  8. Vampire Octopus
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What do ants live together in?
  1. kitchens
  2. classrooms
  3. nests
  4. underwater
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What type of mouth does an octopus have?
  1. They have a mouth similar to a mammal, with teeth, gums, and a tongue.
  2. They have a beak, like a bird.
  3. They have a radula, a sort of toothed tongued, the same kind a snail.
  4. They have pincher-like jaws, similar to a spider.
  5. They don't have a mouth. Instead they absorb food through their skin.
  6. They have a type of mouth called a fruladina, which has a pincher-like tongue with comes out and draws the food into the stomach.
  7. Their stomach exits the body and ingests the food, returning to the body to digest the food.
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How many legs does a scorpion have?
  1. 10
  2. 5
  3. 8
  4. 6
  5. 4
  6. 12
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How high can the kangaroo jump?
  1. 6 ft
  2. 10 ft
  3. 20 ft
  4. 3 ft
  5. 8 ft
  6. 12 ft
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How many eggs can a female spider lay?
  1. three eggs at a time
  2. a hundred or more
  3. 72 eggs
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How long is the maximum size for the giant squid?
  1. 58 ft
  2. 20 ft
  3. 4 ft
  4. 32 ft
  5. 43 ft
  6. 19 ft
  7. 27 ft
  8. 34 ft
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