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Dogs, cats, capybaras axolotls… Wait, what were those last two? It’s almost impossible to know the name of every species that lives in every corner of the world. But some animals are super special and unique and totally bizarre. For instance, do you know the difference between a wombat and fossaShow More
Dogs, cats, capybaras axolotls… Wait, what were those last two? It’s almost impossible to know the name of every species that lives in every corner of the world. But some animals are super special and unique and totally bizarre. For instance, do you know the difference between a wombat and fossa? What about an oryx and markhor? It takes a true fan of animals of all kinds to know the strange species covered in this quiz. Being able to tell a dog from a cat from a giraffe isn’t enough to pass this test. Only a true animal lover can even get at least half of these right! Do you know those cute, smiling Australian animals that like to take selfies? Or the tiny antelope that lives in Africa? If so, we think you would do very well with the MagiQuiz unusual animal test. Answer these twelve questions to see just how well you know the world’s cutest and uncommon animals!
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Chinchillas are cute rodents from South America that can be kept as pets. Which one is the cute fur ball from the Andes?
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This marsupial is native to Australia and likes to dig! It’s known for its backward pouch, which protects offspring from dirt while burrowing. What is it?
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Wombat
Gopher
Fossa
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This marsupial is also Australian and a nocturnal vegetarian. If you find one, it will likely be friendly and willing to take a selfie with you!
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Gobi Jeroba
Mara
Quokka
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This little critter looks like a squirrel, but it can fly! And it has big eyes for seeing better through the night. What’s this cutie’s name?
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Gerbil
Aye-aye
Sugar glider
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Originally from South America, opossums are adaptable marsupials who are about the size of a house cat. Which one is the opossum?
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Also known as the sea cow, this aquatic vegetarian can weigh up to 1,300 pounds! Like cattle, they graze on plants and have peaceful temperaments.
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Manatee
Irrawaddy dolphin
Dudong
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This “opportunistic” omnivore will hunt small animals but can also survive off of the land. Usually living alone, it can work together with others to hunt.
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Hyena
Jackal
Maned wolf
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Not to be confused with leopards or cheetahs, this feline is from the western hemisphere and likes to be out around sunset. What’s the name of this beautifully spotted kitty?
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Ocelot
Lynx
Serval
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Known in the Philippines as mamag, the tarsier likes to eat insects and be awake at night. Which one is this tree-dwelling primate?
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This type of antelope is known for its massive horns. Living in the desert, newborns are able to walk and run immediately after birth.
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Markhor
Oryx
Saiga
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This North American mammal usually eats hares and porcupines but also likes berries, nuts, and mushrooms. What do you call it?
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Fisher
Colugo
Badger
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This tiny antelope is only a foot tall and is one of the few species in the world that are monogamous. What’s the name of this lovely creature?
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