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Delve into the fascinating world of animal behaviour with our educational scavenger hunt. Discover how animals survive, communicate and adapt to their environment through interactive assignments and observations in nature.

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Chasse au trésor dans Ennetières !

Avelin, Hauts-de-France, France
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Dieren 18+ year
110 min 4,6 km 21 3
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Dierenavontuur in Blijdorp

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Ga op dierenontdekking in de wijk Blijdorp! Wandel door het groene Vroesenpark en de straten rond de beroemde dierentui…
Dieren 5-6 year
40 min 1,5 km 10 1
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Dierenzoektocht in Amsterdam Oost

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Ga op zoek naar dieren in Amsterdam Oost! Van de omgeving van Artis tot het Oosterpark - overal zijn dieren te vinden. …
Dieren 9-10 year
45 min 1,8 km 10 1

Featured this week: example questions for Animal Behaviour

New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

How do lions hunt?
They hunt together in a group They always hunt alone They wait for animals to come to them They only eat plants
Why do dogs shake off?
To get dry To dance To call other dogs Because they are cold
How do kangaroos carry their babies?
In their belly pockets On their backs In their mouths Between their legs
How do cats hunt?
They prowl very quietly They make a lot of noise They run hard They fly
How do hedgehogs protect themselves?
They roll up into a ball They run away very fast They climb trees They go underwater
How do monkeys grasp things?
With their hands and feet Only with their mouths With their tails With their ears
How do seals catch fish?
They dive underwater They fly They use a fishing rod They wait on the beach
What do bears do in winter?
They sleep a lot They are heading south They build houses Teaching them to fly
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Why do dogs lick their owners?
To show love and friendship To taste what they ate To clean their tongues To exercise their teeth
Why do peacocks have such a beautiful tail?
To impress females To deter enemies To fly better To keep their balance
What do cows do when they expect thunderstorms?
They get close to each other They start mooing louder They run around in circles They lie down on their backs
Approximately how many hours a day do lions sleep?
20 hours 8 hours 12 hours 4 hours
What do whales do when they come to the surface?
They breathe air through their nostrils They search for food They are looking for other whales They warm up in the sun
How do penguins take care of their eggs?
They keep them warm on their legs They bury them in the snow They put them in the water They hide them behind rocks
What do ants do when they find food?
They lay a scent trail to the nest They shout very loudly They dance in circles They are going to run very fast
What do spiders do when they are hungry?
They make a web to catch insects They go to other spiders They dig holes in the ground They climb higher in trees
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Why do beavers build dams?
To protect their fortress from predators To store more food To increase their territory To attract other beavers
What do dogs do by wagging their tails?
They show their emotions They chase away flies They keep their balance They call other dogs
What behaviour do bees exhibit to tell other bees where nectar is?
They dance in a certain pattern They make buzzing noises They leave a scent trail They tap with their feelers
How do horses usually sleep?
Standing, but sometimes lying down for deep sleep Always lying on their sides Hanging from tree branches Underwater
Why do koalas eat almost only eucalyptus leaves?
Their stomachs are specially adapted to these poisonous leaves They like the taste No other plants grow It gives them energy
How do giraffes usually sleep?
Standing, just a few minutes at a time Lying on their sides Hanging in trees With their heads underwater
Why do hedgehogs roll up into a ball?
To protect their soft belly To roll faster To stay warm To sleep
Why do reindeer trek the same route every year?
To find food and raise their young safely Because they don't want to lose their way To meet other reindeer Because they can't stand still
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What is 'kinesis' in animal behaviour?
Movement without specific direction Directed movement towards a stimulus Circle movement around territory Vertical migration
Which insects show 'waggle dance' communication?
Honey bees Ants Wasps Bumblebees
What is 'resource guarding' behaviour?
Protecting food or objects Sharing resources within the group Searching for new food sources Storing food for later
Which amphibians show territorial behaviour with sound communication?
Bullfrogs Salamanders Toads Newts
Which spider species displays the most complex courtship ritual with dancing?
Peacock spider (Maratus) Wolf spider Garden spider Huntsman spider
What phenomenon describes the behaviour in which young animals follow the first moving objects they see?
Imprinting Conditioning Bonding Following
Which birds are known for their 'leaky' courtship behaviour?
Collared grouse Pheasants Quails Partridges
Which species of bird builds false nests to deceive predators?
Winter king Robins Merel Thrush
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A Animal Behaviour scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Animal Behaviour, part of the theme Animals. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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