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What caused the 2005 anchovy crisis?
2Overfishing
1Climate change
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The anchovy crisis of 2005 was due to overfishing and poor management of resources in the Bay of Biscay.
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The anchovy crisis of 2005 was due to overfishing and poor management of resources in the Bay of Biscay.
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How many humps does a camel have?
22
11
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Camels have two humps, while dromedaries have only one, they are energy reserves full of fat.
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Camels have two humps, while dromedaries have only one, they are energy reserves full of fat.
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What is the bat's scientific name?
1Chiroptera
2Pteromyini
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The bat's scientific name is Chiroptera. These flying mammals play an essential role in ecosystems, notably as pollinators and insect population controllers.
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The bat's scientific name is Chiroptera. These flying mammals play an essential role in ecosystems, notably as pollinators and insect population controllers.
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What is the name of the female donkey?
1Jenny
2Mare
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The female donkey is called a jenny or jennet.
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The female donkey is called a jenny or jennet.
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What is the name of the sheep's lamb?
1Lamb
2Sheep
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Lambs are the offspring of ewes and rams. The term lamb refers to the young male sheep, less than a year old.
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Lambs are the offspring of ewes and rams. The term lamb refers to the young male sheep, less than a year old.
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How many legs does a spider have?
28
16
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Spiders have eight legs, unlike insects which have six.
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Spiders have eight legs, unlike insects which have six.
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What physiological characteristic differentiates the dugong from the manatee?
1Tail
2Snout
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The dugong can be distinguished from the manatee by its crescent-shaped tail, similar to that of dolphins, whereas the manatee's is more rounded.
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The dugong can be distinguished from the manatee by its crescent-shaped tail, similar to that of dolphins, whereas the manatee's is more rounded.
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Why do baboons have red butts?
1Fertility
2Maturity
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Baboons' red butts serve to signal their fertility status to other members of the group, who can then know when the females are ready to breed.
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Baboons' red butts serve to signal their fertility status to other members of the group, who can then know when the females are ready to breed.
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Where do albatrosses live?
2Southern hemisphere
1Northern hemisphere
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Albatrosses live mainly in the oceanic regions of the southern hemisphere, notably around Antarctica, South America, South Africa and Australia.
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Albatrosses live mainly in the oceanic regions of the southern hemisphere, notably around Antarctica, South America, South Africa and Australia.
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Are sperm whales mysticetes or odontocetes?
2Odontocetes
1Mysticetes
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Sperm whales are odontocetes. Unlike mysticetes, they have teeth and are the largest members of this cetacean suborder.
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Sperm whales are odontocetes. Unlike mysticetes, they have teeth and are the largest members of this cetacean suborder.
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