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Do bees sting?
1Yes
2No
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Yes, bees sting to defend themselves. Their sting releases venom, which can cause temporary pain and a local reaction.
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Yes, bees sting to defend themselves. Their sting releases venom, which can cause temporary pain and a local reaction.
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How many harrier subspecies exist?
116
226
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There are several species of harriers grouped in the genus Circus, which includes about 16 species and numerous subspecies worldwide.
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There are several species of harriers grouped in the genus Circus, which includes about 16 species and numerous subspecies worldwide.
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Are anacondas poisonous snakes?
2No
1Yes
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Anacondas are not venomous snakes. They are constrictors, killing their prey by strangling them until they suffocate.
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Anacondas are not venomous snakes. They are constrictors, killing their prey by strangling them until they suffocate.
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What is the time zone conventionally used at the North Pole?
1UTC+0
2UTC+12
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The convention requires the use of the UTC+0 time zone, unlike the South Pole where the UTC+12 (New Zealand time zone) is used.
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The convention requires the use of the UTC+0 time zone, unlike the South Pole where the UTC+12 (New Zealand time zone) is used.
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What is the name of the American research station located at the South Pole?
1Amundsen-Scott
2Robert Falcon Scott
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The Amundsen-Scott Antarctic Base is an American research station located about 250 metres from the South Pole.
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The Amundsen-Scott Antarctic Base is an American research station located about 250 metres from the South Pole.
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What family do fir trees belong to?
1Pinaceae
2Taxodiaceae
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Firs belong to the family Pinaceae, which includes about 600 species of conifers, and are characterized by their pyramidal shape.
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Firs belong to the family Pinaceae, which includes about 600 species of conifers, and are characterized by their pyramidal shape.
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How many species does the family of Phocidae include?
218
112
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The current eighteen species of phocids include true seals and elephant seals. The best known species is that of the harbor seal.
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The current eighteen species of phocids include true seals and elephant seals. The best known species is that of the harbor seal.
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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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Is the walrus a marine mammal?
1Yes
2No
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Yes, the walrus is a marine mammal. Easily recognized by its long tusks, it lives mainly in Arctic regions.
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Yes, the walrus is a marine mammal. Easily recognized by its long tusks, it lives mainly in Arctic regions.
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What coniferous people a spruce forest?
1Spruces
2Sequoia
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A spruce stand is a forest dominated by the resinous conifer spruce. These forests are found mainly in mountainous and sub-alpine regions.
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A spruce stand is a forest dominated by the resinous conifer spruce. These forests are found mainly in mountainous and sub-alpine regions.
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