Where in the World?? Trivia Quiz

Answer: New Zealand

The kiwi bird is a national symbol for New Zealand.

Answer: United States

The pronghorn is swifter than a thoroughbred racehorse, it can reach and sustain speeds of over 80 km per hour (~50 mph).

Answer: Antarctica

Leopard seals are the only seals that regularly prey on warm-blooded creatures, including penguins and other seals.

Answer: Borneo

Although the orangutan is solitary for most of its life, it forms lifelong bonds with others, which are renewed during occasional forest encounters.

Answer: North America

The plates on the gopher tortoise's shell are ridged and each ridge represents a year's growth.

Answer: Indonesia

The Komodo dragon is the heaviest and strongest of all lizards and is top predator in its range. It hunts prey as large as water buffaloes, dispatching them with slashing claws and bites from massive jaws.

Answer: All warm oceans

Although the Portuguese man-of-war is often described as a jellyfish, it is actually a colony made up of many individual polyps, each performing a different function.

Answer: Australia

The ghost bat hunts at night like other bats, but uses sight, rather than echolocation, as the primary means of locating potential prey.

Answer: Madagascar

Unlike most lemurs that live mainly in trees, the ring-tailed lemur spends a great deal of time running around on the ground.

Answer: Europe

The roe deer is Europe's smallest native deer, and usually leads a solitary life or lives in a small, loose herd.