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Which prey do moles store alive in underground larders?
Answer: Earthworms
Why: A single mole larder has been found holding up to 470 paralysed worms.
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Which species are the black squirrels in German parks?
Answer: Red squirrel
Why: Grey squirrels do not live wild in Germany: in Europe they were introduced to Britain, Ireland and Italy.
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Where do white storks on the eastern route cross the sea?
Answer: Bosporus
Why: Storks soar on rising warm air that does not form over open water, so they detour around the Mediterranean instead of crossing it.
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Which bird can stay airborne for ten months without landing?
Answer: Common swift
Why: Some tagged swifts never landed once in ten months, and even those that did spent more than 99.5% of that time in the air.
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What farmland rodent was classed as critically endangered in 2020?
Answer: European hamster
Why: As recently as 2016 the IUCN still listed the European hamster as of least concern, the lowest risk level.
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From which country were ibex smuggled into Switzerland in 1906?
Answer: Italy
Why: Every Alpine ibex alive today descends from fewer than 100 animals that survived the 1800s in Italy's Gran Paradiso.
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