Wildlife of Latin America quiz
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What family do llamas belong to?
Answer: Camel family
Why: Camels and llamas share North American roots: their family evolved there and died out there by the end of the last ice age.
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Which group of fish includes the electric eel?
Answer: Knifefishes
Why: Its knifefish order is more closely related to catfish than to true eels.
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How far did one Andean condor fly without flapping in a 2020 study?
Answer: About 170 km
Why: Tagged condors flapped for only about 1% of their time in the air, mostly while taking off.
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What do adult green iguanas mainly eat?
Answer: Plants
Why: Leaves make up most of a wild green iguana's diet, with flowers next and fruit when it is available.
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Whose bill is longer than its body, not counting the tail?
Answer: Sword-billed hummingbird
Why: Too long for preening, its bill leaves the bird to scratch and groom itself with its feet.
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What living birds are the closest relatives of terror birds?
Answer: Seriemas
Why: Both terror birds and seriemas belong to Cariamiformes, an ancient predatory lineage native to South America.
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