Animal Trivia Questions by Animal
Pick an animal; its pack asks about nothing else.
Every pack here stays with a single animal, or with the animals of one place, and never borrows a question from the pack next door. Rounds follow the animal: what its name means, how its body is built, what it eats and how it finds food, how the young grow up, and where it shares ground with people.
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That lets a zoo club run a whole evening on elephants, or a host drop the wolf round into a mixed quiz. Each question offers four answers. Choosing one reveals the correct answer, a sentence of explanation, and the Wikipedia article the fact was read in. Head counts of wild animals, present-day conservation rankings and individual record holders are not asked, since new surveys keep changing them. No pack gives advice on keeping, feeding or approaching an animal.
Land mammals 9
Big cats, bears, wolves, apes and grazers, one species or one family to a pack.
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Great Trivia Questions About Lions
70 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: name, body and mane; prides, roars and daily life; hunting and food; cubs and growing up; range, history and symbols.
For example The English word lion came by way of Anglo-Norman from Latin. From which language had Latin…
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Trivia Questions and Answers About Moose
69 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: name and build; antlers; food, water and swimming; calves, calls and enemies; range, history and people.
For example What is the fold of skin that hangs under a moose's chin called? · Pick an answer, then press…
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Fun Monkey Trivia Questions
78 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: monkeys, Old World and New; gorillas, body and troop; gorillas, days, nests and study; orangutans, body and trees; orangutans, young, tools and people.
For example The three wise monkeys, who see, hear and speak no evil, belong to the folklore of which…
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China Panda Trivia Questions
66 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: names and family tree; coat, paws and jaws; bamboo and daily life; cubs; pandas in China.
For example Zhuxiong, an older Chinese name for the giant panda, has which meaning? · Pick an answer, then…
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Trivia Questions About Porcupines
64 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: two families of porcupine; quills and defense; the North American porcupine; food, young and enemies; porcupines and people.
For example The range of the Old World porcupines reaches as far east as which island? · Pick an answer…
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Bear Trivia Questions and Answers
70 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: the eight bears; body and senses; food and foraging; cubs, dens and winter sleep; names, stars and stories.
For example The polar bear is the most recently evolved bear. From a population of which bears did it…
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Wolf Trivia Questions
72 multiple-choice questions in six rounds: name and kin; body and fur; pack, territory and voice; dens and pups; food, hunting and rivals; range, fable and sky.
For example What is the scientific name of the wolf? · Pick an answer, then press Check answer. Then you…
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Elephant Trivia Questions
73 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: species, name and ancestors; trunk, tusks and teeth; ears, skin, legs and brain; herds, calves and daily life; signals, sayings and people.
For example Middle English had the word as olyfaunt. From which language had it been borrowed in the 12th…
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Giraffe Trivia Questions
75 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: name and family; neck, head and coat; heart, legs and movement; feeding, herds and calves; giraffes and people.
For example How many species of giraffe did the IUCN accept in 2025? · Pick an answer, then press Check…
Sea, river and pond 4
Whales, dolphins, manatees, turtles and other animals that live in or beside water.
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Whale Trivia Questions
69 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: baleen and toothed whales; body, breath and blubber; senses, sounds and sleep; calves, feeding and migration; whales and people.
For example Whales are related to Indohyus, an extinct animal that looked like which small hoofed…
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Dolphin Trivia Questions Printable
65 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: kinds and names; body and swimming; pods, whistles and play; feeding and young; myths, heraldry and people.
For example Which fish, no relation of the mammal, is also called the dolphinfish? · Pick an answer, then…
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Manatee Trivia Questions
60 multiple-choice questions in four rounds: three manatees and their kin; body, teeth and senses; grazing, calves and daily life; warm water, range and people.
For example One suggested origin of the name manatee is the Latin word manus. What does manus mean? · Pick…
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Trivia Questions About Turtles
66 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: shell and skeleton; senses, breath and body heat; food, eggs and travel; kinds, names and fossils; turtles and people.
For example Of about how many bones is a turtle's shell mainly made? · Pick an answer, then press Check…
Birds 1
One bird to a pack, from its feathers to its nest.
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Bald Eagle Trivia Questions
69 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: name and looks; flight and hunting; nests, eggs and eaglets; range and habitat; decline, recovery and symbol.
For example From which state do the largest bald eagles come? · Pick an answer, then press Check answer…
By place or by kind 3
The animals of one continent, one outing or one whole class in a single pack.
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Australian Animals Trivia Questions and Answers
70 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: marsupials and monotremes; birds; reptiles and frogs; fish, reefs and small creatures; origins and newcomers.
For example What does the dugong, the only plant-eating marine mammal in Australian waters, feed on? ·…
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Mammal Trivia Questions and Answers
64 multiple-choice questions in five rounds: what makes a mammal; from the first mammals; fur, color and voice; moving and feeding; signals, groups and people.
For example Which covering is found on mammals and on no other animals? · Pick an answer, then press Check…
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Safari Trivia Questions With Answers Printable
50 multiple-choice questions in four rounds: the Big Five; mammals of plain and forest; birds, reptiles and small creatures; the word and the journey.
For example Which big cat featured prominently in the bronze art of the Benin Empire? · Pick an answer…
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