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- Question
Which living bird lays the world's largest egg?
Options- A. Eagle
- B. Ostrich
- C. Owl
- D. Vulture
- Correct Answer
- Ostrich
- 1. How much water can be used by a camel in drinking in a single time ?
Options- A. Up to 60 ltr.
- B. Up to 80 ltr.
- C. Up to 100 ltr.
- D. Up to 120 ltr. Discuss
- 2. This animal fasts for about 8 months in a year and yet is active, gives birth, and nurses its young while fasting. Name the animal
Options- A. Polar Bear
- B. Frog
- C. Reindeer
- D. Lion Discuss
- 3. A bird which lays only one egg in two years is the Discuss
- 4. In which of the following animals is respiration done by skin?
Options- A. Flying fish
- B. Sea horse
- C. Frog
- D. Chemeleon Discuss
- 5. Which of the following birds is the state bird of three indian states?
Options- A. Hill Mynah
- B. Blue Jay( Indian Roller)
- C. Greater Flamingo
- D. Great Hornbill Discuss
- 6. In which of the following groups animals bear no teeth ?
Options- A. Peacock, Ostrich and Tortoise
- B. Turtle, Kiwi and Cow
- C. Owl, Loris and Crow
- D. Alligator, Turtle and Tortoise Discuss
- 7. Which of the following is the National Aquatic animal of India?
Options- A. Salt water crocodile
- B. Sea Turtle
- C. Dugong
- D. Dolphin Discuss
- 8. The country in which Yak is found Discuss
- 9. What is the maximum running land speed of Crocodile ?
Options- A. 5 KMPL
- B. 12 KMPL
- C. 15 KMPL
- D. 17 KMPL Discuss
- 10. The fastest moving insect in the world is the Discuss
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Correct Answer: Up to 100 ltr.
Correct Answer: Polar Bear
Correct Answer: Albatross
Correct Answer: Frog
Correct Answer: Blue Jay( Indian Roller)
Explanation:
The three states are Andhra pradesh, Karnataka, odisha
Correct Answer: Peacock, Ostrich and Tortoise
Correct Answer: Dolphin
Correct Answer: Tibet
Correct Answer: 17 KMPL
Correct Answer: Tropical cockroach
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