Question 1

These are commonly known as sea slugs and are shell-less aquatic mollusks that breathe through gills on the undersides of their bodies:

Accepted Answer

Nudibranchs, Nudibranchs, Nudibranch, nudibranch

Question 2

The Exocoetidae are a family of marine ray-finned fish in the order Beloniformes, known colloquially as:

Accepted Answer

Flying Fish, flying fish, Flying fish

Question 3

This enormous mollusk is a filter feeder, meaning it consumes plankton through a central opening in its shell:

Accepted Answer

Giant Clam, Giant Clams, giant clam, giant clams

Question 4

This is the primate world's most prolific swimmer, frequently leaping from tree limbs and hitting the water with a comical belly flop:

Accepted Answer

Proboscis Monkey, proboscis monkey, Proboscis, proboscis

Question 5

This is sometimes called a spiny anteater, and possess a beak like a bird, spine like a porcupine, the ability to lay eggs like a reptile, and a pouch like a kangaroo:

Accepted Answer

Echidna, echidna

Question 6

Despite the fact that it is covered in scales, this isn't a reptile, and is the only mammal in the world fully covered in scales:

Accepted Answer

Pangolin, pangolin

Question 7

Covered in spikes, this curls into a defensive ball when threatened by predators and has a low body temp:

Accepted Answer

Tenrec, tenrec

Question 8

This carnivorous mammal lives in Madagascar, where it’s the top predator and its unique appearance is likened to a cross between a cat, dog and mongoose:

Accepted Answer

Fossa, fossa

Question 9

This gets it name from the fact that its beaks resembles a Dutch wooden shoe, has an 8-foot wingspan, and is known for its piercing stare:

Accepted Answer

Shoebill, shoebill

Animals Facts You May Find Fascinating - VERY HARD "Fill-In-Blank" Quiz

2) The Exocoetidae are a family of marine ray-finned fish in the order Beloniformes, known colloquially as:

3) This enormous mollusk is a filter feeder, meaning it consumes plankton through a central opening in its shell:

4) This is the primate world's most prolific swimmer, frequently leaping from tree limbs and hitting the water with a comical belly flop:

5) This is sometimes called a spiny anteater, and possess a beak like a bird, spine like a porcupine, the ability to lay eggs like a reptile, and a pouch like a kangaroo:

6) Despite the fact that it is covered in scales, this isn't a reptile, and is the only mammal in the world fully covered in scales:

7) Covered in spikes, this curls into a defensive ball when threatened by predators and has a low body temp:

8) This carnivorous mammal lives in Madagascar, where it’s the top predator and its unique appearance is likened to a cross between a cat, dog and mongoose:

9) This gets it name from the fact that its beaks resembles a Dutch wooden shoe, has an 8-foot wingspan, and is known for its piercing stare: