Statistics for South American Animals By Clue Quiz

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This quiz has been taken 46 times
The average score is 15 of 30

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Similar to the one above, but smaller	Alpaca	97%
Famous for living in the Andes Mountains, used to transport stuff and known for spitting	Llama	97%
A sleepy animal that hangs in trees	Sloth	88%
Largest cat on the continent	Jaguar	81%
Heaviest snake in the world	Anaconda	78%
The world's largest rodent	Capybara	78%
Native to the Amazon, this primate is named after an 8-legged arachnid	Spider Monkey	75%
This one loves to eat a small insect that lives in huge colonies	Anteater	72%
Smaller cat found all the way from Canada to southern Chile/Argentina	Cougar/Puma	72%
These fish lives in the rivers of the Amazon, and although not true, these are known for being fierce, dangerous carnivors	Piranha	72%
This small cute mammal has armor on it's back	Armadillo	69%
These primate are known for being loud, (also how they got their name)	Howler Monkey	69%
similar to an alligator and crocodile, but smaller	Caiman	66%
These small rodents are common pets and share part of their name with some countries in Africa/Oceania	Guinea Pig	50%
These birds are famous for their big, colorful beaks	Toucan	50%
Largest bird on the continent, similar looking to an Emu or Ostrich	Rhea	47%
The world smallest birds, flap their wings really fast and can stand still in the air	Hummingbird	38%
This small feline looks like answer 4, but is smaller	Ocelot	38%
The only bear native to the continent	Spectacled Bear	34%
This animal has a body similar to a pig, but nose similar to an elephant	Tapir	34%
Looks like the two above, but without the thick wool coat, and is related to camels	Vicuña	34%
This mammal is related to raccoons and has a sharp snout. Mainly found in the Amazon	Coati	28%
Largest raptor in the world, found in the Andes mountains	Andean Condor	25%
Although not native, this mammal was brought to Colombia by a drug lord and is now living freely in the wild	Hippo	22%
Arguably, these red birds are one of the most iconic parrots in the world	Scarlet Macaw	22%
Native to islands owned by a South-American country, these reptiles helped Darwin to discover his evolution theory	Galapagos Tortoise	19%
The most well-known marsupial from the continent. Cute, white face with a sharp snout	Opossum	19%
This snake is a common pet, lives in trees and is named after a green gemstone	Emerald Tree Boa	16%
This unique looking animal is the biggest canine on the continent. Has a mane similar to a lion	Maned wolf	16%
These blue birds gained recognition in a 2011 animated movie, now extinct in the wild	Spix's Macaw	16%