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Interested in wildlife? You possess certain knowledge about different kinds of wild animals? If yes, this quiz will be a perfect pastime for you. Explore facts about wildlife and check what you know about various animals from all across the globe. Learn more about endangered species while playing free 'Wild Animals Quiz'. Have a great time and good luck!
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This interesting quiz contains a wide range of questions pertaining to different animal species. If you watch National Geographic, you won't have much trouble answering the quiz questions. For starters, here's an interesting question to warm you up: Pepe le Pew, the character from the popular cartoon is what kind of animal?
The truth is wild animals have always aroused a lot of curiosity amongst people of all ages, especially children who are told fascinating stories about the species of the jungles. Found secured in their natural habitats, they are a joy to behold.
Scientists estimate that there may be between 3 and 30 million species on our planet. If you're just starting to learn about wildlife, it would be an overwhelming task to try and memorize species, one by one. Instead, an understanding of the main groups of them provides a good foundation for further learning.
Another important fact about the wildlife is that today more than ever, it is important that we attempt to maintain a healthy environment. We do not want to endanger the many species of animals that exist throughout the world. Humans have a huge impact on the environment. Our children and grandchildren will be affected by the decisions we make today. We need to take an active role in supporting organizations that are protecting wildlife in their natural habitats.