Name That Mammal Quiz #3

Sea lions technically are seals.

Dugong should be accepted for manatee.

Should replace the nutria question. Only a 5% success rate. Way too hard.

Beluga whales are cute.

Didn't know how to spell "Narwhal", spelled it "Narwal" and it wasn't counted. Would be helpful if it was changed!

nutria is the translation for otter. Did you mean river otter?

@Mithol The other name for dugong is sea-cow as I recall.

good quiz, nice array of similar animals to make you think hard - took me a bit to remember the other name for "pilot whale" but I finally remembered. However, since you were being pretty specific - you properly accepted "orca" for killer whale (killer whale being more of a nickname), so you probably should accept "cachalot" for sperm whale, as that is it's real name and sperm whale is another nickname like above.

@KatM, I knew it was a seal, I just couldn't for the life of me remember which type. I knew it wasn't your typical seal, though. I knew narwhal, too, but couldn't think of it in time.

I agree orca should be accepted. I was always told off at school for calling them killer whales. But other then that it was a really good quizz.

I got most of them right i got stuck on nutria and i spelled manatee wrong

good quiz .pretty easy exept 4 the nuetria.14/15 to back up that its kinda easy part, this is coming from a 10 year old oh and sea lions are NOT technecly seals an i can pove it there are tones of distinguishing features

I got them all with 1:48 left. It helps that I've seen almost all of them in person -- except the sperm whale and the narwhal, which are very distinctive. I've only seen a hippo in a zoo, but I've seen the rest in the wild. Nutria are a real pest in Lousiana swamps and have spread to South Florida and even South Carolina. They were introduced to Louisiana by McIlhenny (the Tabasco Sauce family), who was raising them for the pelts.