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Marine Mammals Photo Trivia Quiz

written by: Aeria
 
We often confuse some sea mammals with fish. Marine mammals have all the characteristics of mammals, despite their different appearances and survival techniques, which makes them quite unique. Take this trivia quiz and see how interesting life in the sea can be.

Question 1:

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This black and white mammal is a relative of the dolphin. It grows up to 30 feet (about 9 m) long and communicates with its likes by squealing and moaning.
Seal
Penguin
Orca whale
Sea turtle

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Question 2:

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This sea mammal often "floats" on the surface of the water. It is fat and very clumsy when out of water. The sounds it produces resemble barking.
Dolphin
Whale
Seal
Sea lion

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Question 3:

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This mammal is said to be a "clever fish". It is a common companion to sailors, sliding along the ships in schools of its likes.
Common dolphin
Sea otter
Dugong
Mackerel

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Question 4:

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This sea mammal lacks external ear flaps and crawls clumsily on land, using belly flops. It can dive to 1,700 feet to find food.
Otter
Elephant seal
Porpoise
Orca whale

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Question 5:

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This animal has a wedge-shaped tail that is deeply notched in the middle. It also has front flippers. It feeds on seagrass.
Gray whale
Sea Lion
Harbor seal
Dugong

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Question 6:

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This mammal is the largest animal in the world. It can grow up to 100 feet in length and weigh up to 150 tons, which is estimated to be the weight of 30 elephants.
Blue whale
Elephant whale
Sea lion
Humpback whale

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Question 7:

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This animal is a member of the weasel family. It has the the thickest fur among animals.
Salmon
Mackerel
Sea otter
Common dolphin

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Question 8:

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This cinnamon-brown animal has fusiform body and big tusks. You can often see it sunbathing on shore.
Sea cow
Seal
Sea lion
Walrus

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Question 9:

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This whale can dive down to one mile below the surface of the water. It was hunted for the oil that fills its huge head.
Gray whale
Blue whale
Hubb's beaked whale
Sperm whale

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Question 10:

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Strangely enough this animal is also considered to be a marine mammal, because it is an excellent swimmer and it hunts mainly on sea ice.
Spectacled Bear
Sea otter
Sun Bear
Polar bear

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