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Many animals live in unique habitats located in specific areas of the world. How well do you know the three animals listed? Can you identify where the in the world their environments are located to identify where they live?
Where in the world would you see a Panda, Camel and a Bamboo Rat?
China
A newborn panda is the size of a stick of butter but can grow to over 300 pounds as an adult. Pandas eat between 26 and 84 pounds of bamboo every day.
Sir Lanka
Galapagos Islands
Mexico
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Where in the world would you see a Kangaroo, Dingo and Quolls?
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
The kangaroo is the largest marsupial and can be as long as 71/2 feet and 200 pounds. The smallest kangaroo is the musky rat-kangaroo and is 6/8 inches long and weighs about 12 ounces.
Morocco
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Where in the world would you see a Buffalo, Prairie Dog and a Pronghorn?
Syria
African Savannah
Australia
Prairies of North America
American buffaloes, also called bison, are survivors from the ice age. They can weigh up to 2,000 pounds and can run up to 40 miles per hour.
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Where in the world would you see Emperor Penguins, Weddell Seals and Blue Eyed Shag?
Greenland
Antarctica
The flightless penguins live in large groups called rookeries. Each penguin has a distinctive call that helps them locate their mates and chicks in large groups.
Finland
Arctic
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Where in the world would you see a Roadrunner, Horned Toad and a Coyote?
Nicaragua
New Zealand
Southwestern United States
The roadrunner is a ground bird that eats rattlesnakes and can run up to 17 miles per hour.
Hawaii
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Where in the world would you see a Emu, Tasmanian Devil and a Rainbow Lorikeet?
Australia
The only bird larger than the emu is the ostrich. The male emu is in charge of incubation and nurturing the young. Emus can reach a running speed of 30 mph.
Belize
Sierra Leone
Czech Republic
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Where in the world would you see a Diamondback Rattlesnake, Prairie Dog and a Jackrabbit?
Galapagos Islands
Tonga
Southwestern United States
The diamondback rattlesnake has black and white bands just above the rattles and a heat sensing pit located behind each nostril that help them detect prey.
Israel
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Where in the world would you see a Llama, Spectacled Bear and a Nillstar Hummingbird?
Peru
Llamas are used as pack animals in the Andes. If they are overloaded, they will simply refuse to move and lie on the ground.
Jamaica
Turkmenistan
Papua New Guinea
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Where in the world would you see a Polar Bear, Caribou and Bald Eagles?
Estonia
Sweden
Arctic
Polar bears have a thick white fur coat over a layer of warming fat. The skin under their fur is black to better soak up the warming rays of the sun.
Australia
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Where in the world would you see a Koala, Wombat and a Quokka?
Polynesia
Australia
Eucalyptus leaves are poisonous to most animals, but koala bears eat up to 1 pound of them every day.
Argentina
Russia
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Where in the world would you see a Javelina, Badger and a Gila Monster?
Samo
Venezuela
Jordan
Southwest United States
The javelina's favorite food is the prickly pear cactus and they are considered harmless to humans and livestock.
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Where in the world would you see a Camel, Mongolian Wild Ass and a Black Tailed Gazelle?
Egypt
Camels are know as ships of the desert because of their unusual gait. They move both legs on the same side of their body that can create a feeling of seasickness for the amateur rider.
Spain
Vietnam
Mexico
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Where in the world would you see a Gila monster, Desert Banded Gecko and Rattlesnakes?
Kenya
Cambodia
Southwestern United States
Gila monsters are venomous and deliver their venom through their grooved teeth. They are named for their area of habitat, the Gila River located in Arizona and New Mexico.
Australia
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Where in the world would you see a Sun Bear, Panda and a Civet?
Yemen
Australia
China
The Sun Bear is the smallest member of the bear family. Legend says that their names comes from the bib-shaped golden or white patch located on the chest which looks like the rising sun.
Cyprus
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Where in the world would you see a Musk ox, Caribou and Bald Eagles?
Arctic
Muskox use their strong hoofs to search for food under the snow covered land that they live in. Their main food sources is moss, roots and grasses.
Antarctica
China
Himalayan
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Where in the world would you see a Python, Monkey and Red-eyed Tree Frogs?
Norway
Armenia
Brazil
Pythons are among the largest snakes on earth and are excellent swimmers which can stay submerged for up to 30 minutes.
Canada
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Where in the world would you see a Bengal Tiger, Rhinoceros and an Elephant?
Kuwait
New Mexico, USA
India
.Each Bengal tiger can be identified by the unique pattern of their stripes, very similar to a human being's fingerprint.
Bolivia
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Where in the world would you see a Mountain Gorilla, Leopard and a Crocodile?
Thailand
Uganda
Adult male mountain gorillas are called silverbacks because of the gray hair that grows on their backs with age. Mountain gorillas live in groups of 5-30 with a dominant silverback as their leader.
Paraguay
Estonia
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Where in the world would you see an Anteater, Jaguar and a Maned Wolf?
Nepal
Bulgaria
Himalayan
South America
The Red Panda is the size of a domestic cat. It has reddish fur and a big busy tail that is ringed.
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Where in the world would you see a Andean Condor, Spectacled Bear and a Giant Toad?
Albania
Qatar
Peru
Andean Condor's are the largest flying bird on earth and have a wingspan of 10 feet.
Marshall Islands
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Where in the world would you see a Orangutans, Asian Forest Tortoise and a Siamese Crocodile?
Russia
Norway
France
Malaysia
The name orangutan is a Malay word that means "Person of the forest" Orangutans can live 30-40 years and sleep in tree nest made of large leafy branches.
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Where in the world would you see a Tapir, Nine-Banded Armadillo and an Anteater?
Fiji
United Arab Emirates
Brazil
The nine-banded Armadillo has very poor eyesight but a very keen sense of smell.
Haiti
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Where in the world would you see a Iriomote cat, Water Buffalo and an Owl?
Japan
The very rare Iriomote cat lives solely on the Japanese Iromote Island.
Republic of Macedonia
St Lucia
Papua New Guinea
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Where in the world would you see a Red Panda, Snow Leopards and Martens?
Liechtenstein
Japan
Southwest United States
Himalayas
The red panda is the size of a domestic cat. It has reddish fur and a big bushy tail that is ringed.
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Where in the world would you see a Blue-tongue Lizard, Platypus and a Frill-Necked Lizard?
Costa Rica
Australia
This placid-looking male platypus has a secret weapon: spurs on its hindfeet that are connected to a gland that produces toxic venom. Males use them against predators or in battles with other males during mating season. A strike from a toxic platypus spur can kill a dog.
Southeastern United States
Estonia
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Where in the world would you see a Pronghorn, Texas Map Turtle and a San Marcos Salamander?
Southwestern United States
Pronghorns have the longest land migration in the continental United States and are the fastest land animal in North America.
Belarus
Cuba
Armenia
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Where in the world would you see a Capybara, Bush dog and a Jaguar?
Cyprus
Swaziland
Mongolia
Brazil
Capybara are the largest Living rodent in the world and can reach 150 pounds.
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Where in the world would you see a Golden Lion Tamarin, Red Panda and Martens?
Liechtenstein
Cuba
Brazil
These squirrel sized monkeys have a red-gold mane around their head that gives them their name.
Southwest United States
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Where in the world would you see a Savannah cat, Jaguar and a Puma?
Mexico
The Savannah cat has the temperament of a dog but looks like a leopard.
United Arab Emirates
Estonia
Nepal
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Where in the world would you see a Mexican Tree Frog, Sloth and a Tayra?
Cambodia
China
Jamaica
Costa Rica
In Costa Rica 1/3 of all frogs are tree frogs.
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Where in the world would you see a Wandering Albatross, Elephant Seal and Emperor Penguins?
Kenya
Antarctic
The wandering albatross has a wing span of 2.5-3.5 meters, making it the largest wind span of any living bird in the world.
Turkmenistan
Morocco
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Where in the world would you see a White Headed Capuchin Monkey, Long Tailed Spider Monkeys and a Black Howler Monkey?
Norway
Yemen
Belize
These monkeys have a 50 year life span and have been sold as exotic pets for decades.
Spain
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Where in the world would you see a Llama, Spectacled Bear and a Nillstar Hummingbird?
Jamaica
Peru
Llamas are used as pack animals in the Andes. If they are over loaded they will simply refused to move and lie on the ground.
Turkmenistan
Papua New Guinea
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Where in the world would you see a Panther Chameleons, Malagasy Leaf-Nosed Snakes%0Dand Tomato Frogs?
Sierra Leone
Mexico
Madagascar
The Malagasy Leaf- nosed snake has large bizarre nasal appendages protruding from their faces which give them their name.
Polynesia
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Where in the world would you see a Capybara, Bush dog and a Jaguar?
Brazil
Capybara are the largest Living rodent in the world and can reach 150 pounds.
Mongolia
Swaziland
Cyprus
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