"L" Critters Trivia Quiz

Answer: Llama

The llama has been used in the Andes of South America for centuries. It is used a pack animal and for its coat which is woven into cloth. It is a grass eater that has one baby a year.

Answer: Lion

Lions are social cats which live in groups dominated by a lead male. All the babies are from this male. The females of the group are usually related.

Answer: Lamb

A baby sheep is called a lamb. This is the term used until they are about one year old and have permanent teeth. They are often used for their meat.

Answer: Lark

The lark is found mainly in Africa, Asia and Europe. There are many species of this bird and most are brown in color. Most nest on the ground and they eat insects and seeds.

Answer: Eel

A lamprey is a type of eel with a jawless mouth and a toothed, funnel-like sucking mouth. They can live in salt or fresh water. They have one nostril on the top of their head and big eyes.

Answer: Langur

This leaf munching member of the monkey is called a langur. They have long-tails and live in the trees. They are active both night and day and often babysit each other's offspring.

Answer: Ladybug

The ladybug is a small beetle which affect crops all over the world. It is found almost everywhere and there many species. It is usually red and black or yellow and black.

Answer: Leonberger

This is a double-coated giant dog from Germany named for the town near which originated. The male of this breed is definitely bigger than the female, but both usually both have a black mask.

Answer: False

Lemurs are a primate found only on Madagascar. They live in trees, have long tails, and there are many species. They have large eyes which are used for their activities at night.

Answer: True

These are faces of the Asian mammal known as a loris. They eat insects and fruits. They are active during the nighttime and share child raising with each other. They protect their babies by licking their elbows and making a mildly toxic saliva which discourages others from attacking.