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Test Your Trivia Skills by Taking PETA’s Fascinating Animals Quiz

Animals have amazing abilities that we’re just beginning to understand.

So how well do you know them? Test your trivia skills and see how much you know about the animals we share the planet with.

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1. True or false: A chicken "talks" to her chicks before they hatch.
- True
- False
- Maybe?
True! A hen “talks” to her chicks while they’re still inside their eggs to teach them to recognize her voice in a flock. Chickens = power moms.
2. Which animals create trails to guide others in the right direction?
- Sloths
- Koalas
- Monkeys
Monkeys! They lay sticks on the ground to create a trail for others to follow. Teamwork makes the dream work!
3. True or false: Pigeons can find their way back home over long distances by using low-frequency sound waves.
- True
- False
- Maybe?
True! Homing pigeons use low-frequency waves as a “sound map” to find their way home from far away.
4. Which animals can remember companions they haven't seen in decades just by hearing them?
- Bears
- Dolphins
- Octopuses
Dolphins! They can remember other dolphins they haven’t seen in decades and recognize them just by hearing their whistle! Friends forever. ♥
5. Which animals stick with the same partner for life?
- Geese
- Deer
- Rats
Geese! These birds know how important a strong family unit is. They are loyal partners who mate for life and often won’t even leave their injured partner’s side. #RelationshipGoals
6. Which animal mothers "sing" to their newborns?
- Cuckoos
- Pigs
- Rabbits
Pigs! Mothers sing to their piglets while nursing them. Sing it loud and proud!
7. Which animals gather in groups to grieve and even create makeshift burials?
- Seals
- Elephants
- Bears
Elephants! They often gather at the side of a dead elephant to grieve and sometimes even cover them with plants and soil.
8. Which animals can outsmart college students in video memory games?
- Tigers
- Elephants
- Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees! And you thought you were a pro at video games!
9. Which animals amuse themselves in creative ways, like by sliding down snow-covered roofs?
- Crows
- Bald eagles
- Ducks
Crows! They just wanna have fun, too.
10. Which animals bury their food according to the position of the stars?
- Tigers
- Pandas
- Squirrels
Squirrels! Can you use astronomy to organize your pantry?
11. Which animals can recognize dozens of individuals from a set of photographs?
- Bats
- Sheep
- Bears
Sheep! A photo of a friend can even calm a sheep in a nerve-racking situation.
12. Which animals have eyes that change color depending on the season?
- Dogs
- Chickens
- Reindeer
Reindeer! As the seasons change, so do a reindeer’s eyes. They’re gold in the summer and blue in the winter.
13. Which animals can detect cancerous tumors as well as or better than a physician can?
- Tigers
- Mice
- Dogs
Dogs! They can sniff out cancerous tumors at the same rate as or at a higher rate than doctors can detect them.
14. Which animals have learned to use things like drain pipes to amplify their calls to others so that they can be heard over urban noise?
- Cats
- Frogs
- Skunks
Frogs! Cell phones—who needs ’em?
15. Which animals communicate with others from miles away using subsonic signals?
- Leopards
- Elephants
- Moles
Elephants! Their rumbling sounds are powerful infrasound waves that they use to alert others from far away.
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