Zoochat Wildlife Quiz
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Was it the Tiger Bittern which stabbed him up the nose?
Unfortunately not - you're thinking of the "attenuated, morose Father Christmas whose beard had come askew after a hot half-hour distributing presents."
chaotic_froggie
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Is it the free-roaming grey-winged trumpeter?
Correct - though I concur that this is stretching the 'Masters of the Air' title to encompass all birds, rather than just those capable of flight.Was it a kakapo?
Ironically not a 'master of the air' if so.
Another slight stretch on the definition of Masters of the Air, but:
What are the two most southernmost bat species in the world?
What are the two most southernmost bat species in the world?
Long tailed and Lesser Shorttailed Bats in New Zealand?
Patagonian bonneted bat?
Chilean myotis
Plus southern myotis
Chilean myotis and New Zealand lesser short-tailed bat
The first is correct, but not the second. As you have already got one correct, you can post the next question, but if you were interested the second was the Southern big-eared brown bat, which is found in the same areas as the Chilean myotis.
Thanks, Amur leopard
The southern myotis I mentioned was another South American bat, but there may be 2 bats with the same common name.
Which order included the largest ever insects?
The southern myotis I mentioned was another South American bat, but there may be 2 bats with the same common name.
Which order included the largest ever insects?
Meganeura, order Meganisoptera, otherwise known as Griffinflies
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I second that it has to be a meganeura.
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