Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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a reptile is defined by | scales, exothermy, and laying eggs | 79%
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the largest species of the above is critically-endangered and lives in the Yangtze River. How many are left in the world? | three | 79%
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most reptiles have _______ toes | five | 75%
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how much can the chameleon swivel its eyes? | each eye can rotate 180 degrees | 54%
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a mythical reptile with wings and the ability to breathe fire is called a ___________ | dragon, drake, or wyrm | 50%
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true or false - the tuatara is a lizard | false - it is a sphenodont | 46%
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hard, calcified structures that most reptiles hatch from | eggs | 42%
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when threatened, the leopard gecko discards its _______ to confuse attackers | tail | 38%
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what modern-day group, despite being endothermic (warm-blooded), is actually in the greater reptile group? | birds | 33%
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what insurance company's mascot is the above? | Geico | 33%
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the upper part of a turtle's shell is called the _____________....... | carapace | 25%
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what animal grouping resembles lizards, but are actually classified as amphibians? | salamanders & newts | 25%
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which reptile lives in the southern United States, where overdramatized stories are told about its immense bite force and massive hooked beak? | alligator snapping turtle | 21%
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the green iguana is currently an invasive pest, and open season has been declared on it in what US state? | Florida | 21%
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which enormous reptile lives on the Galapagos islands? | galapagos giant tortoise | 21%
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which large african mammal is stereotyped as the crocodile's "arch-enemy''? | hippopotamus | 21%
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true to its name, the blue-tongued skink uses what organ to frighten its attackers? | its tongue | 21%
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despite most of its relatives having hard shells, the _________________ resemble more of a rubbery pancake with a snorkel-nose than a turtle | softshell turtles | 21%
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what fleshy structure do anoles use for displaying? | dewlap | 17%
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which lizard species with sticky toes are famous for licking their eyes to keep them clean? | geckos | 17%
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.......and the lower part is called the __________ | plastron | 17%
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which large reptile allegedly killed over 400 japanese soldiers? | saltwater crocodile | 17%
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however, some reptiles give birth to live young, including what types of snakes? | boas, rattlesnakes, and garter snakes | 13%
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which snake is a bright-green in color and snatches birds on the wing? | emerald tree boa | 13%
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a medium-sized snake native to North America with grey patterns on its back | garter snake | 13%
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what order do snakes and lizards belong in? | squamata | 13%
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in how many seconds does the chameleon's tongue reach its intended target? | 0.7 | 8%
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the frilled agama is ___________ (it lives mostly in the trees) | arboreal | 8%
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the organ that reptiles use to sense prey is called the __________________ | Jacobson's organ | 4%
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reptiles are _________, meaning they have ear-holes on either side of their head | diapsids | 0%
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the armadillo girdled lizard's latin name is __________, which comes from its odd defensive mechanism | ouroborus | 0%
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largest reptile (by height) that ever lived | sauropoda dinosaurs | 0%
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