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Explore the fascinating world of reproduction with our interactive GPS scavenger hunt! Explore how plants and animals reproduce and learn about the creative ways nature creates new life.

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Fun in het Noorderplantsoen

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
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Biologie 18+ year
35 min 1,0 km 11 2

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Which animal is having babies in her tummy?
A dog A fish A bird A bee
Which animal lays eggs in water?
Frog Rabbit Cat Dog
What shape does an egg have?
Oval Square Triangle Star
Where does a baby grow before it is born?
In mummy's tummy In daddy's tummy In an egg In a nest
What does a chicken lay?
Eggs Nuts Balls Stone
What are mum and dad bird doing together?
They take care of the babies They go shopping They go to sleep They are going to play
What grows on baby birds?
Feathers Its Scales Spines
What is a baby tiger called?
Cub Chick Calf Puppy
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What do bees do with pollen?
They take it to other flowers They throw it away They are hiding it They play with it
What do you call a baby mouse?
A little mouse A chick A lamb A piglet
Which animal lays its eggs in the sand?
Turtle Duck Mouse Rabbit
Which animal does not need a mummy or daddy as a baby?
Turtle Bird Dog Cat
Which animal can carry its babies in its mouth?
Fish Dog Cow Horse
What happens to butterfly eggs?
Caterpillars come out Chicks are hatching Nothing comes out Fish come out
What do all baby animals need?
Care from their parents A bicycle A phone Toys
What do baby birds eat?
Worms and insects Candy Bread only Meat
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What do baby animals need to grow?
Food from their parents Toys only Music only Colours only
Where do baby birds sleep?
In the nest In a bed On the ground In the kitchen
Which animal carries its egg in its beak?
Seahorse (dad) Elephant Rabbit Dog
What do you call a baby sheep?
Lamb Foal Chick Kitten
What do you call baby fish?
Fish Puppies Chicks Lambs
What do daddy penguins do with their egg?
Keeping warm on their feet The food Discarding Hiding
What do you call a baby cow?
Calf Puppy Chick Piglet
How do bees make their babies?
In honeycombs In flowers In nests In houses
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On average, how many eggs does a chicken lay per week?
About 5-6 eggs About 2-3 eggs About 10-12 eggs About 1 egg
Which of these animals lays its eggs in water?
Frog Bird Mouse Spider
On average, how many eggs does a turtle lay at one time?
50-100 eggs 2-5 eggs 500 eggs 10 eggs
Which animal makes a web to catch prey?
Spider Ant Fly Beetle
In which animal species does the male carry the babies?
Seahorse Dog Bird Fish
How long can a turtle live?
More than 100 years 30 years 50 years 20 years
Which animal can have up to 2,000 young a year?
Mouse Cat Horse Cow
What happens to tadpoles?
They become frogs They remain tadpoles They become fish They become salamanders
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How many eggs can a fish lay?
Thousands to millions 5-10 About 100 Maximum 50
Which tree has seeds with wings?
Maple Oak Tree Chestnut tree Pine tree
Which plants have no flowers but make new plants?
Ferns Roses Tulips Daisies
How long does an elephant's pregnancy last?
22 months 9 months 12 months 18 months
What do all flowers need to make seeds?
Pollination Lots of water Dark spots Cold temperature
What do bees use to carry pollen from flower to flower?
Their hairy bodies Their wings Their eyes Their antennas
Which insect goes through a complete transformation from egg to adult?
Butterfly Grasshopper Dragonfly Spider
What is it called when an animal takes care of its young?
Broodcare Nest building Food search Territorial behaviour
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Which species can change its sex during its lifetime?
Clownfish Leo Bird spider Hamster
How many days does the menstrual cycle last on average?
28 days 21 days 35 days 14 days
Which structure in the sperm cell contains the most mitochondria?
The centrepiece The head The tail The acrosome
What is regeneration?
Regrowing lost body parts Producing offspring Changing shape during development Replacing old cells
Approximately how many eggs does a woman have at birth?
1-2 million 100.000 10 million 500.000
How many sperm cells are produced per day by a healthy man?
About 300 million About 30 million About 3 billion About 30,000
Which factor mainly determines hatching temperature in reptile eggs for sex determination?
Temperature during incubation Size of the egg Age of the mother Time of year
Which cell arises after the second polar corpuscle division during oocyte maturation?
A mature egg cell A primary oocyte A secondary oocyte An eyeonium
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What hormones are produced by the placenta?
hCG and progesterone Insulin and cortisol Thyroxine and adrenaline Testosterone and oestrogen
Which insect dies immediately after mating?
Male praying mantis Butterfly Dragonfly Beetle
How many chromosomes does a human egg cell have after successful fertilisation?
46 23 44 48
Which species has the most complex mating dance in the animal kingdom?
Bird of Paradise Flamingo Swan Crane
Which structure in flowers contains male gametes?
Pollen Oocyte Nectar Seed bud
Which animal lays the biggest eggs in the world?
Ostrich Kiwi Emu Pelican
Which hormone stimulates milk production in mammals?
Prolactin Oxytocin Oestrogen Testosterone
What is the name for flowers that contain both male and female sex organs?
Hermaphroditic flowers Monoecious flowers Dioecious flowers Polygamous flowers
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