Animals are a major group of mostly multicellular, eukaryotic organisms of the kingdom Animalia or Metazoa. Their body plan eventually becomes fixed as they develop, although some undergo a process of metamorphosis later on in their life. Most animals are motile, meaning they can move spontaneously and independently. Most animals are also heterotrophs, meaning they must ingest other organisms for sustenance.
A. When bats fly they produce ultrasonic sound waves which are reflected back to them from the obstacles in their way and hence they can fly without difficulty.
Q. The name of Alexander's horse was
A. Beucephalus
Q. For which fabric is Macclesfield famous?
A. Silk
Q. Where would you be if you took your seat on a Howdah ?
A. On An Elephant
Q. Who is the Daily Mail’s cartoon dog?
A. Fred Bassett
Q. What is the name given to the tail of a fox?
A. Brush
Q. What is Tin Tin's dog called?
A. Snowy
Q. From which animal does the perfume ingredient ambergris originate?
A. Whale
Q. A pullet is the young of which animal?
A. Hen
Q. What animal's head did a Minotaur have?
A. (Bull)
Q. Which is the flying mammal?
A. Bat
Q. What is the name of the animal which has a tongue lower than its body?
A. Chameleon
Q. The phenomenon of summer sleep by animals is called
A. Aestivation
Q. How many toes do most reptiles have on each foot?
A. 3 Toes.
Q. The number of off springs that the pig gives birth at the time of delivery is:
A. 8-10 in number (at a time).
Q. Which animal can see it’s image in the mirror?
A. Chimpanzee.
Q. Which vitamin helps the animals for early recovery from the wounds?
A. Vitamin “A”.
Q. Which thing that is prohibited to be included in the preparation of dog’s food?
A. Fish products.
Q. What is the interesting fact or characteristic about Snails?
A. It contains 4 noses.
Q. What is the interesting fact or characteristic about Camel’s milk?
