Wildlife of North America quiz
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What draws porcupines to gnaw on cabins, paint and glue?
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Which living animal grows the biggest antlers?
Answer: Moose
Why: Bull moose drop their antlers every winter and grow a new set each summer, with spreads that can reach about 2 m.
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Where does a desert tortoise store water for dry times?
Answer: In its bladder
Why: A frightened tortoise may empty its bladder and lose that water, and park rangers ask people not to pick tortoises up.
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Which bird's last known member died at a US zoo in 1918?
Answer: Carolina parakeet
Why: Martha, the last passenger pigeon, had died at the same Cincinnati Zoo four years earlier, in 1914.
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What animal became an official symbol of Canada in 1975?
Answer: Beaver
Why: Beaver pelts made the waterproof felt hats Europe craved, putting the beaver at the heart of Canada's fur trade from the 1600s to the mid-1800s.
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Where in the US have wild bison lived continuously since prehistory?
Answer: Yellowstone
Why: By 1902, poachers had cut Yellowstone's wild herd to about two dozen bison.
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What bird do whitebark pines depend on to spread their seeds?
Answer: Clark's nutcracker
Why: One nutcracker can bury up to 33,000 seeds in autumn and find many of them again from memory in winter.
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