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Delve into the breathtaking world of polar animals with our GPS scavenger hunts! From mighty polar bears to funny penguins - find out how these extraordinary animals survive in the coldest regions on earth. Perfect for nature lovers and adventurers of all ages.

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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 Polar Animals

New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

How does a polar bear move?
Walking Flies Crawl Roll
What does a baby penguin have?
Grey feathers Blue feathers Green feathers Purple feathers
Which animal has a moustache?
Seal Penguin Polar bear Wal
What do baby seals eat?
Mum's milk Candy Pizza Ice cream
What is a penguin very good at?
Swimming Flying Climbing Running
What kind of tail does a penguin have?
Short tail Long tail No tail Curled tail
How do seals feel?
Smooth Raw Dry Prickly
Where does a penguin live?
At the South Pole In the desert In the forest In the city
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Which animal has the longest tusks?
Walrus Polar bear Seal Penguin
Which polar animal does not have ears you can see?
Seal Arctic fox Reindeer Snowy owl
Where do arctic foxes live?
In the tundra In the ocean In tropical forests In the desert
What do penguins eat?
Fish and shrimps Nuts Leaves Seeds
What do polar bears use to avoid slipping?
Raw footballs Special shoes A walking stick Nothing
What do penguins do to keep their eggs warm?
They are on it They roll with it They hide them They throw them away
How do penguins communicate with each other?
By making noises By dancing By writing letters By singing
How do penguins move around on the ice?
They slide on their bellies They roll They jump They crawl
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Where do emperor penguins incubate their eggs?
On their feet under a fold of skin In a nest of pebbles In a hole in the ice Under rocks
Which polar animal is actually a whale?
Orca Seal Walrus Polar bear
What happens to a seal's fur when it gets wet?
It remains water-repellent It gets heavier Which changes colour Which gets colder
What groups do orcas live in?
In family schools Always alone Alone with their partner In large herds of hundreds of animals
Can penguins fly?
No, but they can swim very well Yes, but only short distances Only young penguins can fly Yes, they fly at night
Which sense do seals mainly use to find food?
Their whiskers Their hearing Their sense of smell Their eyesight
How many hours a day do seals sleep?
About 2-4 hours About 8-10 hours About 12-14 hours They never sleep
What characteristic do all polar animals have in common?
They have a thick layer of fat They all eat fish They can all fly They all have a snout
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What special feature do polar bears have to keep from slipping?
Rough pads under their paws Extra-long claws Wide legs Hairy legs
What happens to young penguins when they become adults?
Their grey feathers turn black and white They remain grey They turn completely white They turn completely black
Which species of penguin has yellow and black feathers on its head?
Macaroni penguin King penguin Emperor penguin Chinstrapping penguin
What is a polar bear's staple food?
Seals Fish Penguins Seaweed
Which whale is also called 'white whale'?
Beluga Narwhal bowhead whale White dolphin
How do seals sleep in the water?
They float on their backs They hang from seaweed They sink to the bottom They do not sleep in water
What is special about the blood vessels of arctic fish?
They contain antifreeze proteins They are always warm They are transparent They can stretch
Which animal is also called 'sea rabbit'?
Porpoise Seal Beluga Otter
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What is the function of the 'hump' on the head of beluga whales?
Enhancing echolocation Storing fat for winter Protecting the brain Filtering water
What is unique about Adelie penguins' digestive system?
They pass on pre-chewed food to their young They can filter salt water They have two stomachs They can go a month without food
What is unique about the brain structure of dolphins in polar waters?
They can sleep with half a brain They have two separate brains Their brains never freeze They have extra memory centres
What do walruses mainly use to search for food on the seabed?
Their whiskers Their tusks Their front legs Their nose
What trait helps snowy owls fly silently?
Soft frills on their wing feathers Extra-wide wings Lighter bone structure Smaller wing beats
What is special about the reproductive behaviour of beluga whales?
They can change their facial expression They lay eggs They breed on land They change gender
What is the main difference between Arctic and Antarctic terns?
Antarctic terns do not migrate Antarctic terns are bigger Antarctic terns do not eat fish Antarctic terns are black and white
How do walruses find shellfish on the seabed?
With sensitive whiskers With echolocation With their tusks With magnetic sensors
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