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This quiz has been taken 17 times
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The average score is 6 of 17

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
These small fish are known for being a pizza topping.	Anchovy	100%
They have an angular shape to their bodies, and are usually silver with vertical black markings.	Angelfish	100%
This is a species of tuna that you can usually find being sold in cans at a supermarket.	Albacore	67%
These are the largest species of river dolphin, and they come in many shades of pink.	Amazon River Dolphin	67%
These marine snails have a flattened spiral shell, and are prized dishes on seafood menus.	Abalone	50%
They are best known for their protruding lure that attracts prey, while also having sharp teeth and living in the deep sea.	Anglerfish	50%
These salamanders are native to only the lakes and wetlands of Mexico City. They have feathery external gills and can regenerate body parts. They are also critically endangered.	Axolotl	50%
Its existence can be traced back to the early Cretaceous period, and it gets its name from a particular reptile that it looks similar to.	Alligator Gar	33%
These sharks are bottom dwellers that have flattened bodies, and many of its species are classified as critically endangered.	Angelshark	33%
These tropical fish are known for shooting down land-based insects with jets of water spit from their mouths.	Archerfish	33%
These fish can reach as much as three meters (or 9.8 feet) in length, and are among the world's largest freshwater fish.	Arapaima	17%
This fish is native to East Asia, and is also named the "sweetfish" based on the sweet taste of its flesh.	Ayu	17%
They are called flagtails, a family of perciform fish in the Indo-Pacific area, but their name in the Hawaiian language is . . .	Aholehole	0%
The populations of this species of herring invaded the Great Lakes during the 1950s-80s by using the Welland Canal to bypass Niagara Falls.	Alewife	0%
They are found more often in warmer parts of oceans, and are widely consumed in various cultures across the world.	Amberjack	0%
They have sharp spines in their dorsal fins, and are usually found in rocky reefs below normal scuba diving depths.	Armorhead	0%
They have large scales on their body which range from being silver to deep red.	Arowana	0%

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