A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Animals Mixture. Player Indy_B asks:

Most commercial silk fiber is produced by silkworms, a kind of caterpillar native to China. The silkworm is a fussy eater; in fact, it dines on nothing but... Eucalyptus bark Mulberry leaves Orchid nectar Bamboo shoots

#2. Animals Mixture. Player arscreens asks:

Astronotus ocellatus is the scientific name of a very popular type of 'pet fish'. Most aquarium owners know them as? Robert fish A fish that will mess up your aquarium Johnny fish Oscar fish

#3. Animals Mixture. Player Creedy asks:

In which part of the world can the lovely hyacinth macaw be found? Australia India Northern Russia South America

#4. Animals Mixture. Player Lindsey4488 asks:

Which of the following best describes what a bushmaster is? cat lemur snake frog

#5. Animals Mixture. Player turtle52 asks:

In order to extract the maximum nutrition from a diet high in cellulose, rabbits will exhibit coprophagy as a normal behaviour. What is coprophagy? Chewing cud Eating faeces Cannibalism Intermittent fasting

#6. Animals Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

Why is the 89'98 butterfly so named? discoverd in Pirojpur, Bangladesh its average wingspan is 89.98 mm its average weight is 89.98 mg its wings' markings resemble these numbers

#7. Animals Mixture. Player Trivia_Fan54 asks:

What animal acted as a jockey on the backs of greyhounds during the US dog races in the late 1920s? Live cats Stuffed rabbits Live monkeys Stuffed hawks

#8. Animals Mixture. Player stashamaria asks:

What body part does an African elephant use to help regulate its temperature? Trunk Ears Legs Tongue

#9. Animals Mixture. Player Billkozy asks:

Which of these dinosaurs lived primarily in South America? Iguanadon Triceratops Spinosaurus Argentinosaurus

#10. Animals Mixture. Player rossian asks:

In which ocean are you likely to see a narwhal? Southern Arctic Pacific South Atlantic