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What variety of duck gives its name to a shade of blue-green, due to the male's conspicuous facial markings? | |
The Yellowfin is a variety of which saltwater fish, which can swim up to 75 km/h? | |
What name is given to a long, high sea wave typically caused by seismic activity like an earthquake? | |
What name is given to the larval stage of an amphibian such as a frog or toad? | |
What 'T' word is a synonym for mushroom, the spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus? | |
Which orange-colored citrus fruit is closely related to the mandarin orange? | |
Brown, Cutthroat, and Rainbow are all names of which freshwater game fish? | |
Species of which herbivorous mammal, similar in shape to a pig, can be found in the forests of Malaysia & Brazil? | |
Which colonial insect typically lives in large mounds and feeds on the cellulose in decaying wood? | |
What is the name for a stream or river that flows into a larger stream or parent river of a lake? | |
Which fruit/berry of the nightshade plant is also known as the 'love apple'? | |
Which African bloodsucking fly is known for its role in transmitting sleeping sickness and nagana? | |
Which large marine reptile with flippers and a bony or leathery shell comes ashore on beaches to lay eggs? | |
Which shark's name is derived from its distinctive tail which can be as long as the body of the shark itself? | |
Which group of large, hairy spiders includes species like 'Cobalt Blue' & 'Goliath Birdeater'? | |
The American Robin and Fieldfare are members of the family Turdidae, better known by what common name? | |
Which is the largest cat species? | |
Related to gulls & skimmers, what small seabird is known for its narrow wings and forked tail? | |
What rising and falling effect of sea levels is caused by gravitational forces of the Moon and Sun? | |
Which group of tropical, American fruit-eating birds are best known for their massive, brightly colored bills? | |
The Thylacine was the largest living marsupial carnivore, until it went extinct on what Australian island in the 1930's? | |
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