that's cheating. and not the point of the quiz. seriously get a life because right now you're just making mine sad and difficult by undermining the integrity of the scores of the quizzes on jet punk... seriously this ruined my morning and it might just spill into the rest of my day and potentially even my week.
As an argentinian, I can say this is partially wrong. Lizard is lagarto, properly speaking, although lagarto could be used for alligators as well. Lagartijas are a specific type of small lizards.
I thought coqui was Spanish for frog until I looked it up and realized it is a type of frog in Puerto Rico. I learned the song "El Coqui" in Girl Scouts and sang it to my children as a lullaby, never knowing its origin. Now I do, and it's probably stuck in my head the rest of the day. (I'll probably sing myself to sleep.)
I should've gotten ant, as I enjoy myrmecology and I knew that an ant colony is also called a formicary, hormiguero in Spanish, but I just couldn't remember it. Sigh.
I have spoken Spanish since I was a kid, and I have never heard of the Spanish translation for jellyfish - Medusa. That isn't saying it is wrong from where I lived, it just shows me that in all the time I lived in Central America, I survived without needing to know the Spanish word for jellyfish!
I did terrible on this quiz overall, but I was able to remember this from high school Spanish nearly 30 years ago. The snakes on the head of medusa remind me of tentacles haha
Lizard=Lagartija
Alligator=Lagarto
Caimán=Caiman
Crocodile=Cocodrilo
There is no way we can use the word Lagarto for a lizard, a Lagarto can kill you, a Lagartija can't.