Trivia Question and Answer
Group 1
Patriarca et al
1. What special consideration should be taken
when handling tarantulas due to their defense
mechanism?
2. Why is it important to support the entire body
of a snake during handling?
3. What physiological trait requires careful
temperature management when housing
exotic lizards?
Group 2
Ador et al
4. It is the world's longest snake, and the
third heaviest after the green
anaconda and Burmese python.
5. Are reticulated pythons venomous?
6. What does "reticulated" refer to in
the context of reticulated pythons?
Group 3
Rojo et al
7. What unique dietary requirements do
exotic animals often have compared
to more common household pets?
8. What Snake that doesn’t bite and has
no venom who also pretends to be
dead to avoid as a defense
mechanism?
Handlers must be cautious of tarantulas' urticating
hairs, which they can release when threatened, causing
irritation or allergic reactions.
Supporting the entire body of a snake is crucial to
prevent injury, as their elongated spine is easily
stressed or damaged by improper handling.
Exotic lizards are ectothermic, relying on external heat
sources to regulate their body temperature, thus
requiring carefully managed warm and cool zones
within their habitat.
Malayopython reticulatus (Reticulated python)
No, they are non-venomous constrictors,
relying on suffocation to subdue their prey
Its pattern
Exotic animals often have specialized dietary
needs that reflect their natural habitats and
evolutionary adaptations. For example, some
may require live prey, specific types of
vegetation, or supplements to replicate their
natural diet.
Hognose snake (Heterodon spp.),
particularly the Eastern Hognose Snake
(Heterodon platirhinos). These
non-venomous snakes are known for their
unique defensive behaviors, including hissing
loudly, inflating their bodies, and playing dead
by flipping onto their backs and opening their
mouths. This behavior is an adaptation to
 deter predators, making them think the snake
is dead and therefore unpalatable.

9. It is an official document issued by a

wildlife authority that certifies
ownership or the legal possession of Certificate of Wildlife Registration (CWR)
certain types of wildlife to be kept as a
pet or in captivity.

Group 4
Toylo et al
10. A group of monkeys is called what? Troop. This term is commonly used to
describe a gathering or collection of
monkeys. It signifies their social nature and
the fact that they often move and live together
in a cohesive unit. Monkeys in a troop
engage in various activities such as foraging,
grooming, and protecting each other. The
term "troop" accurately captures the
dynamics and behavior of monkeys when
they are in a group.

11. What was the name of Aladdin's Abu

monkey best friend in the Disney
movie?

12. What type of hygienic personal care To floss their teeth!

does a female monkey teach her
young?

Group 5
Lalisan et al
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