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During a collection trip, how many flowers does this insect visit?
50-100
5-10
10-50
100-200
Bumblebees are primarily found in the Northern Hemisphere.
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What animal is pictured here?
Vulture
Eagle
Crow
Peacock
A vulture is a scavenging bird of prey.
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How far can this animal swivel its head in one direction?
0 —
270
— 360
degrees
Owls hunt mostly small mammals, insects, and other birds.
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Which bird is pictured here?
Peregrine falcon
Golden eagle
Eurasian hobby
White-throated needletail
#5 Range 20 seconds 51% correct rate
What is the average number of flaps per second while this bird is in flight?
10 —
53
— 60
The fastest recorded number of wing flaps per second is 80.
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What kind of animal is pictured here?
Bat
Flying squirrel
Sugar glider
Lemur
Bats are the only mammals capable of sustained flying.
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In folklore, what is this animal responsible for delivering?
Babies
Letters
Food
Rain
Storks tend to use a soaring, gliding flight, which conserves energy.
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How far can the wingspan of a Great Albatross reach?
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12
— 50
ft
Albatrosses can go more than six years without touching land.
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What is the name of this talking bird?
Macaw
Blue jay
Galah
Finch
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Which country claims this as its national bird?
USA
Canada
France
New Zealand
The bald eagle is the national bird of the US.
