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When we were young, we were taught all about animals, their babies and sometimes, their habits. Although only a select few such as chickens, dogs, cows and cats were mentioned, we're now old enough to know about a wider range such as antelopes, raccoons and tapirs. Now, we don't expect you to know how long it takes for these animals to have their eggs hatched or how long their gestation periods are, but we do expect you to know the sounds they make.ÂÂ
Some of these animals trumpet, bray, twitter and caw. Others bugle, pipe, gobble and even scream. Your job is to match the animals we're going to show you to the sounds they make. So does a whale sing or scream? Do deer bellow or bark? And does a goose hiss or pipe? You tell us!ÂÂ
Don't fret though. We do have some hints available for you if you think you're stuck on a particular question or two. So if you think you've studied animals enough to correctly match the sounds they make with the actual creature, take this quiz? Let's find out if you'll be able to go assist your local vet or if you should watch more Animal Planet!ÂÂ
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What sound does this animal make?
Sing
Hiss
Caw
A crow is a large, glossy, black bird that can be found all over the world.
Warble
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What sound does this animal make?
Squawk
Characteristic features of parrots include a strong, curved bill, an upright stance, strong legs and clawed "zygodactyl" feet. Many of them are vividly colored, and some are multi-colored. They are among the most intelligent birds and have the ability to imitate human voices.
Gobble
Tweet
Baa
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What sound does this animal make?
Bellow
Bleat
Bark
Laugh
Hyenas make up the fifth-smallest biological family in the Carnivora order of the Mammalia class. Despite their population, they are found in most African ecosystems!
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What sound does this animal make?
Chatter
There are roughly 15 magpie species found throughout the globe. The birds can live up to 15 years and usually mate for life.
Croak
Pipe
Quack
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Laugh
Ribbit
Oink
Baby pigs are known as piglets, and these even-toed animals include the domestic pig and the wild boar. These mammals have one of the largest populations in the world. Pigs are omnivores and can carry parasites and diseases that can spread to humans.
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What sound does this animal make?
Dook
Croak
Frogs are among some of the most common animals in the world. They exist on most continents in various sizes. Some are poisonous, but most are not.
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Trumpet
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What sound does this animal make?
Bark
Whinny
Hiss
There are six species of swan, and each species performs a version of the trademark mating dance that includes the swans placing their heads together to form a heart. Swan species include: the Australian black swan, Eurasian Bewick's swan, Eurasian whistling swan and the North American trumpeter swan.
Warble
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What sound does this animal make?
Sing
The sperm whale is also known as the cachalot. It is the largest of the toothed whales and the largest toothed predator in the world. Did you know that female sperm whales give birth every four to twenty years and care for their calves for more than 10 years? These whales can live 70 or more years!
Hiss
Tweet
Baa
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What sound does this animal make?
Bellow
Sing
Groan
The Pacific walrus is a subspecies of walrus found in the Bering, Laptev and East Siberian seas. These marine mammals rely on sea ice for resting during their foraging periods, making them very susceptible to climate change and global warming.
Chirp
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What sound does this animal make?
Croak
Gobble
Snort
71 species of antelope roam the African continent, whereas just 14 species consider Asia home. The majority of females also have horns.
Bleat
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What sound does this animal make?
Bugle
Hoot
Owls hunt mostly small mammals, insects, and other birds. They are found in all regions of the Earth except Antarctica and some remote islands. They are known for their broad head and binocular vision!
Buzz
Dook
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What sound does this animal make?
Click
Ribbit
Bark
Scream
Monkeys are a kind of primate that humans have been said to have evolved from. Of all the animals on the planet, humans share the most in common, DNA-wise, with these creatures.
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What sound does this animal make?
Tweet
Buzz
Laugh
Bray
Also known as an ass, these animals are considered working animals, and were first domesticated about 3000 BC. Donkeys have the reputation of being stubborn animals and are often whipped by humans to perform tasks. When donkeys interbreed with horses, they produce a hybrid called a mule.
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What sound does this animal make?
Croak
Toads are a kind of frog that come from the Bufonidae family. They are known for their leathery skin, short, stubby legs and not-so-appealing looks.
Whinny
Sing
Gobble
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What sound does this animal make?
Trumpet
Did you know that elephants are herbivorous and can be found in different habitats including savannahs, forests, deserts, and marshes? Despite this versatility, they do in fact prefer to stay near water!
Warble
Baa
Bellow
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Bark
Gobble
The turkey is a big bird that humans consume. Holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving see a massive increase in turkey consumption. These large birds survive on a diet of acorns, seed, insects and berries. Domesticated turkeys are usually too heavy for flight, whereas wild turkeys can fly.
Croak
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What sound does this animal make?
Bleat
Hiss
Gobble
Screech
There are roughly 1,240 different species of bat across the globe. Despite common beliefs, bats are not closely related to rodents. They form their own order, and make up the second largest order of all mammals, just after rodents.
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What sound does this animal make?
Bugle
Sing
Buzz
Though tiny by nature, the World Health Organization estimates that mosquitoes are responsible for 725,000 deaths yearly. This is due to the many diseases they carry, such as malaria and dengue.
Dook
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What sound does this animal make?
Squeak
Chirp
This is an herbivorous insect that can be dated back to early Triassic times, over 250 million years ago. The powerful back legs of the grasshopper allow it to leap far distances. In some countries, grasshoppers are a delicacy and served on skewers or with chili sauce.
Tweet
Dook
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Only a queen bee can lay eggs; she can lay up to 1,500 eggs in a day. Worker bees are the ones who gather nectar, collect water and propolis. Most bees have two stomachs, one for eating and the other for storage of nectar or water to bring back to the hive.
Whinny
Trumpet
Ribbit
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What sound does this animal make?
Click
Warble
Growl
The common hippopotamus, or hippo for short, is a large, mostly herbivorous, semi-aquatic mammal native to sub-Saharan Africa. Their name comes from the Greek word for "river horse"!
Buzz
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What sound does this animal make?
Bugle
Coo
There are over 300 species of pigeon in the world, and the size of these birds depends on their species. Pigeons range from dull to brightly colored. However, the most common type of plumage is grayish, black and white. These birds are herbivores and survive on a diet of seeds, fruits, and plants.
Baa
Bellow
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Cluck
Young chickens are called chicks and emerge from eggs laid by female chickens. These baby birds are usually yellowish, and there are also variations of brown, black and white. Chicks are heavily dependent on their mothers for safety, and they rely on a diet of water and food.
Laugh
Croak
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What sound does this animal make?
Quack
A young duck is called a duckling, and these baby ducks spend 10 hours in their nest before they venture into the water with their mothers. Ducklings do not have waterproof down, which is an oil gland that keeps them waterproof. Ducklings survive on a diet of small insects, tadpoles and grass.
Sing
Gobble
Hiss
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What sound does this animal make?
Bark
Moo
Cows are peaceful. grazing creatures that are used for dairy.
Bleat
Ribbit
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What sound does this animal make?
Whinny
Tweet
Bellow
The moose is a large species which belongs to the deer family, and they are found in many temperate and subarctic forests across the Northern Hemisphere. Because of the loss of habitat, they are mostly found in Canada, Alaska, New England and Russia.
Buzz
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What sound does this animal make?
Trumpet
Dook
Woof
Hiss
Snakes are legless creatures that exist in various lengths throughout the worlds. They are regarded as incredibly dangerous animals that can cause harm even if they're not venomous.
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What sound does this animal make?
Bellow
Squeak
Tapirs are herbivores, who look like pigs, that live in jungles and forest around the world.
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Warble
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What sound does this animal make?
Growl
Recently, Charlotte Lindqvist, a research scientist out of the State University of New York at Buffalo, uncovered elusive answers surrounding "Yeti" or "Bigfoot" D.N.A. Lindqvist analyzed the D.N.A. of 9 alleged Yeti specimen and found that they match the genomic sequences of currently living bear subspecies, including Tibetan brown bears, Himalayan brown bears, and Asian black bears.
Baa
Click
Sing
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What sound does this animal make?
Screech
There are roughly 60 species of eagle, including the bald eagle. North America is home to just 2 of those species: the golden eagle and the bald eagle.
Hiss
Laugh
Bugle
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What sound does this animal make?
Sing
Buzz
Croak
Baa
These mammals are typically kept as livestock and are used by humans as food, for scientific research, and for their wool. These herbivores rely on a diet of grass to survive. Sheep are flock animals, preferring to stay close together, due to their flock behavior and to ease panic. They are thought to be unintelligent.
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Bark
Dook
Ferrets are mammals that come from the same family of weasels and inhabit different continents around the world. They are sexually dimorphic, which means that, like humans, they have different characteristics that distinguish the two sexes.
Whinny
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What sound does this animal make?
Tweet
Gobble
Scream
Also known as chimps, chimpanzees are native to sub-Saharan Africa, specifically in the Congo jungle. They are currently listed on the IUCN "red list" of critically endangered species.
Bleat
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What sound does this animal make?
Ribbit
Bellow
Pipe
Curlews are considered to be the cousins of sandpipers and have long, curved bills and a distinct call.
Dook
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What sound does this animal make?
Trumpet
Baa
Warble
Honk
Geese eat seeds, grass, nuts, berries, and plants and can thrive almost anywhere. When in flight, geese stay in a V formation, and if one gets injured, others will stay with it until it gets better or dies. Male geese will protect the nest while the females sit on the eggs. Humans use geese like chickens and raise them for their meat and eggs or keep them as pets.
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What sound does this animal make?
Chirp
A songbird is a type of perching bird that belongs to the Passeri family.
Woof
Click
Bugle
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What sound does this animal make?
Whinny
Meow
A juvenile cat is called a kitten. They rely on their mothers for breast milk and guidance. These furry animals are very playful and don't open their eyes until they are seven to 10 days old. Kittens can begin eating solid food after three to four weeks of being born as their adult teeth begin to form.
Laugh
Chuckle
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What sound does this animal make?
Croak
Bark
The leopard seal, sometimes called the sea leopard, is a large predatory species of seals found in parts of Antarctica along with many other earless seals. They feed on many species of penguins as well as other seals, and they are also known to attack humans.
Hiss
Bellow
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What sound does this animal make?
Buzz
Bark
Bleat
Trill
Raccoons that are held in captivity usually "wash" their food. It is believed that they do this to soften up the meal.
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