Hint | Answer |
What name is given to a young cow that has not borne a calf? | |
Which small, nocturnal mammal with a spiny coat is able to roll itself into a ball for defense? | |
Which nectar-feeding, hovering birds have heart rates of anywhere from 250-1,260 beats per minute? | |
Which shrub or small tree bears prominent catkins and a round, hard-shelled edible nut? | |
What is an archaic word for 'stag'? | |
Which silvery fish, abundant in coastal waters, is of widespread commercial importance? | |
What kind of creature is kept in an apiary? | |
Which fast, long-eared mammal resembles a large rabbit? | |
Which African mammals, physically similar to dogs but more closely related to felines, are famed scavengers? | |
Which large, African herbivorous mammal has a name that means 'river horse' in ancient Greek? | |
Which African hawk bends its legs and feet forwards and backwards through large angles to help it attain its prey? | |
What general name is given to a type of dog used to pull sleds in northern regions? | |
Which large wasp is known for its painful and dangerous sting? | |
Which small, burrowing rodent with large cheek pouches is a popular caged pet? | |
What name is given to a domesticated pig, especially a castrated male reared for slaughter? | |
Which type of shark has flattened blade-like extensions on either side of its head? | |
Which climbing shrub with tubular flowers is often sweetly-scented? | |
What general term is given to any bird of prey such as a falcon? | |
'Egret' is another name given to which fish, amphibian, and mollusc-eating bird? | |
Which species of whale has long pectoral fins and a knobbly head? | |
Basil, dill, and sage are all types of what? | |
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