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Are you a huge animal-lover? Then you're going to love this fun animal trivia quiz! It's a great way to test your animal trivia IQ, learn some exciting new facts, and have tons fun while you're at it. Plus, it's something you can do with people of all ages, so you can play with your family and friends at your house or in the car with kids while you're on a road trip. How do you play? Well, we rounded up 100 animal trivia answers below. To keep you on your toes, these animal questions about mammals, reptiles, amphibians and insects run the gamut, from easy animal trivia to hard animal trivia and everything in between. By the time you are through, you'll know so many more cool animal trivia facts than when you started. So check out these animal trivia questions below and see how many of these tricky animal Q&As you get right! You may be surprised how good you are at this game. Animal Trivia (Mammals) Trivia Question: Which mammal is known to have the mos

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A handful of endangered lizards with bodies nearly entirely comprised of their tails were born at a zoo in the U.K. recently. Four blue tree monitor lizards were born while Bristol Zoo was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, British news agency SWNS reports. The zoo has since reopened. Zookeepers have been caring for the endangered reptile species, which was only discovered in 2001. "This is our second breeding success with the species and it is very important because we are trying to ensure a healthy population is maintained in European zoos," senior zookeeper Adam Davis said. Bristol Zoo's popular Bug World and Reptile House has reopened for the first time since lockdown with a number of new animals that have hatched during the closure. They include these four blue tree monitor lizards which emerged from eggs just 5cm long. (SWNS) PREHISTORIC-LOOKING 'DINOSAUR OF THE TURTLE WORLD' ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE CAPTURED

Animated movies have been my escapism since childhood – and Johnny Depp's masterpiece Rango is the reason I am referring to this chameleon-inspired measuring tape as adorable right now! The chameleon's camouflaging capability is in focus here too, as this EDC hides the measuring tape in plain sight. Look at those details!  The huge, bulby eyes, detailed scale texture, the ridges in the back, and the proportion of the overall design makes this a perfect fit for stationery enthusiasts the world over. Adding to the quirkiness of the design, the tongue of the chameleon is a measuring tape that extends up to 2 meters in length. The body of the chameleon measures a tiny 1.9 inches, making it perfect to hang onto your keychain for daily use. The body is made from brass and manganese steel, giving it a nice weight and a solid overall feel to the design. Speaking of the inspiration, the designer says, "The chameleon is one of the most charming creatures in the animal

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