Q 01/05
A) About 80
B) About 800
C) About 8,000
D) About 80,000
Answer · why
About 8,000 lizards were on the Reptile Database's list by 2026, nearly twice the number of snakes, and the total keeps climbing because some 200 new ...
Q 02/05
A) Green iguana
B) Nile monitor
C) Komodo dragon
D) Perentie
Answer · why
Komodo dragon: males can top three metres, and the serrated edges of its teeth are tipped with iron, an orange coating that keeps them sharp enough to...
Q 03/05
A) Indonesia
B) Philippines
C) Papua New Guinea
D) Malaysia
Answer · why
Indonesia: the lizards survive on a handful of its Lesser Sunda islands, where hatchlings climb straight into the trees and roll in dung so that the c...
Q 04/05
A) Asian elephant
B) Water buffalo
C) Sumatran rhinoceros
D) Malayan tapir
Answer · why
Water buffalo, deer and wild pigs are all on its menu: the lizard lies in wait beside a game trail, slashes with serrated teeth, and its venom keeps t...
Q 05/05
A) Its nostrils
B) Its forked tongue
C) Heat pits on its snout
D) Its eyes
Answer · why
Its forked tongue, not its nostrils, does the smelling: it samples the air and carries the scent to an organ in the roof of the mouth, while the lizar...
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