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Which country considers the guinea pig a traditional national food dish?
Answer: Peru
Why: Peru is the world's biggest producer of cuy meat and has marked a National Guinea Pig Day on the second Friday of October since 2013.
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Why do guinea pigs sleep with eyes open?
Answer: As prey animals to watch for danger anytime
Why: Guinea pig pups are born furred with their eyes open and are mobile within hours of birth.
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Which protein is most responsible for guinea pig allergies in humans?
Answer: Cav p 1
Why: Cav p 1 is a lipocalin shed in guinea pig hair and urine, and in one study 83 percent of guinea pig allergic patients had IgE to it.
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Which country ruled much of the Andes as guinea pigs reached Europe?
Answer: Spain
Why: Ancient guinea-pig remains in Mons, Belgium, and Hill Hall, England, show the animals were in Europe by the 16th century.
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How many toes does a guinea pig have on each back foot?
Answer: Three
Why: Four toes in front and three behind add up to 14, the same split found on its giant relative the capybara.
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How many pairs of ribs do domestic guinea pigs typically possess?
Answer: Thirteen
Why: In an X-ray study of 240 guinea pigs, thirteen thoracic vertebrae was the norm and none had a fully developed fourteenth rib pair.