Take a guess! - Turtles
Test Your Turtle Knowledge!
Ready to dive into the fascinating world of turtles? Our quiz challenges you with 10 engaging questions about these incredible creatures. Whether you're a turtle enthusiast or just curious, this quiz is perfect for you!
- Discover interesting facts about turtle migration.
- Learn how many eggs turtles typically lay.
- Find out about the threats turtles face in the wild.
Why do turtles migrate?
Because they need bigger spaces.
Because they are looking for Nemo.
Because they have adapted against predators.
Because they need to have a holiday every once in a while.
When do turtles migrate?
In Summer
In Autumn and Spring
From season to season
In Christmas Eve
How many eggs does a turtle lay in average?
From 50 to 110
From 20 to 50
From 100 to 150
From 130 to 170
How many years can a turtle live?
40 years
20 years
100 years
80 years
How many species of turtles are there?
Around 150
Around 350
Around 200
Around 300
What is the most common turtle species in the Canary Islands?
Boba turtle
Green turtle
Carey turtle
Leatherback turtle
What is the greatest predator for turtles?
Humans
Sharks
Sea lions
Killer whales
Why are turtles endangered? (you can mark more than one)
Because of poaching (caza furtiva).
Because of the destruction of their habitats.
Because of illegal animal commerce.
Because of climate change.
What verb do we use to say "to get out of an egg"?
Hatch
Incubate
Get out
Lay
What's the main difference between a turtle and a tortoise? (mark two)
Turtles are bigger.
Tortoises have noses.
Turtles live mainly in the sea.
Tortoises live mainly on land.
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