Statistics for The A to Z of exotic animals

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
A: Contrary to popular belief, only one species can turn into a shelled ball.	Armadillo	85%
B: This animal is expensive for a US pet, and is also called the Bearcat, but is nothing of the sort.	Binturong	29%
M: A jellyfish, which, despite his name has not been in the wars.	Man o' war	27%
E: Long beaked or Short beaked. What is it?	Echidna	25%
Z: It's smelly and rhymes with what King Kong is.	Zorilla	25%
T: A large eyed animal.	Tarsier	18%
Q: A kind of clam.	Quahog	16%
R: A very small fast cuckoo.	Roadrunner	16%
W: Tardigrades' second name	Water Bear	16%
G: A weevil named after its long neck.	Giraffe Weevil	12%
J: In the UK, there is only one of this flamingo at Slimbridge.	James Flamingo	11%
K: A small marsupialian that lives in the desert (It's not koala or kangaroo)	Kowari	8%
Y: A large opossum, which lives in water.	Yapok	7%
C: A large possum that comes on the ground most of the time.	Cuscus	5%
D: A very playful species of Dolphin.	Dusky Dolphin	5%
H: A very rare antelope, aka Hunter's Hartebeest	Hirola	5%
I: Many types of invertebrate safely go under this title; e.g. Woodlouse	Isopod	5%
O: Be very quiet if you see a wild one of these, because these animals are a favourite to collectors.	Olm	5%
U: A large continga, with a long "wattle" or chin.	Umbrellabird	5%
V: An Andean rodent	Viscacha	5%
X: A small Latin bird.	Xenops	5%
F: An undersea worm possessing wavy and large tentacles.	Fan worm	4%
L: A very rare and small possum	Leadbeater's	4%
N: A noisy bird, which, despite its name is diurnal but calls at night	Nocturnal Curassow	4%
S: This animal does handstands.	Spotted Skunk	4%
P: These porcupines live in trees.	Prenshile-tailed	3%