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Zoochat Wildlife Quiz
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What's notable about a parasite of the mountain beaver?
I seem to recall it is the world’s largest flea.
That was quick. Yes the mountain beaver is host to the largest species of flea.
Which terrestrial parasite has three jaws?
Medicinal leeches, such as a new species, Macrobdella mimicus
Absolutely; I had the pleasure of finding a Medicinal Leech at Kenfig Pool, Glamorgan, over 45 years ago! Next question...
Which new phylum was discovered in a crustacean?
Symbion, living on Scampi mouthparts. Phylum Cycliophora.
Wait Guys i think we have had more than 10 questions right so @Dassie rat please do the Challenge for creepy Crawlies.
Tetzoo Quizzer is right. You can be a gourmet and a zoologist.
I'm going to a meeting now, but I'll devise a question during my break.
I'm going to a meeting now, but I'll devise a question during my break.
And once it is answered , what is the next chapter?
Which insect is linked to "What Now My Love?"
I think the next set of questions is 'Reptiles and Amphibians"
As questions go, this just ain’t CRICKET! I don’t know how to appROACH this! Was it covered by the BEETLES? It is certainly BUGging me. Anyway, must FLY!
Hello, Tetzoo Quizzer
There is/was a group called the Roches, but the tune isn't linked to them, as far as I know
There is/was a group called the Roches, but the tune isn't linked to them, as far as I know
There were various versions of the song. The answer to the questions is linked to one of the 1966 versions
Via Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass; Spanish Flea, both entering the US chart in the same week...
That's right, Tetzoo Quizzer.
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It should be time for Reptiles and Amphibians
Younger (and older) Zoochatters can listen to it here: Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media
It should be time for Reptiles and Amphibians
Other than Madagascar, Which isolated islands have their own endemic frog family?