This is a quiz that lets you get your brains smashed with some of the wildlife questions like never before

2. RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. There will be four rounds.
1. Table Round.
2. Written Round.
3. Buzzer Round.
4. Connect Round.
2. Detailed information about the rounds will be
discussed as the quiz proceeds.
3. The quiz master’s decision is final.
4. Arguing with the quiz master is injurious to your
scores.

3. TABLE ROUND
1. This round is on pounds as well as on bounce.
2. If you answer correctly in your pounce you will be
given +15, if you got it incorrect you will get a -5.
3. If you answer this in your table round, you will be
given +10 and there is no negative for the
incorrect answer.
4. There is no pass the question will bounce if you
cannot answer.

4. NAME the PERSON
Who gave the slogan for the Chipko
movement -
“Ecology is the permanent
economy”?

5. IDENTIFY “X”
X who is known to us for creating a famous
institution, was a freedom fighter who was
actually a notable Ornithologist, with a few
Taxons being named after him. He has been
referred to as the "Father of Indian
Ornithology“ and as the "the Pope of
Ornithology in India" by his friends. Identify
this freedom fighter who gave a "solid
platform" for the Indian Independence
struggle.

6. BEAT the BREED
Scooby-Doo, the famous Hanna-
Barbera character, was based on
which dog breed ?

7. CONNECT

8. IDENTIFY
1. She was appointed chairwoman of the
Committee for the Purpose of Control and
Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA)
in 1995.
2. She has filed Public Interest Litigations that have
achieved the replacement of the municipal
killing of homeless dogs with a sterilisation
programme, the unregulated sale of airguns and
a ban on mobile or travelling zoos.
3. She currently chairs the Jury of International
Energy Globe Foundation which meets annually
in Austria to award the best environmental
innovations of the year.

9. TAKE a WILD GUESS
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10. WRITTEN ROUND
 This is a true or false round.
 There will be some questions and you have to just
write true or false.
 For first correct answer you get +2, if you give the
correct answer for the second question you get
+4.
 But the answer should be in a row.
 For example, you give 1st & 3rd answer correct,
you get +2 for each.
 But if you give 1st & 2nd answer correct you get +2
& +4.

11. TRUE or FALSE
1. Crocodiles have no sweat glands so they use
their mouths to release heat.
2. Rabbits are born deaf.
3. Owls are far-sighted, meaning that anything
within a few inches of their eyes can’t be seen
properly.
4. The most recognizable physical feature of the
male lion is its tail.
5. Sea cows are marine animals.
6. Cats spend an average of 3 to 4 hours a day
sleeping.

12. BUZZER ROUND
1. The rule is very simple.
2. If you press the buzzer and answer the questions
correctly, then you will get +15 and if you answer
incorrectly you will get a -5.

13. CONNECT

14. NAME THE TEAM
 The team is urging cricket fan to go green and
save the planet.
 The team, as an initiative, is asking fans to save
energy from various ways.
 The team is practicing the ‘Go Green’ initiative
since 2011 against global warming and to create
awareness amongst the people.
 This team is indigenous team from India.

15. NAME THE BIRD

16. NAME THE BIRD
1.Fulmar
2.Herring gull
3.Kittiwake
4.Guillemot

17. IT SHOWS _____________

18. The answer is……

19. GUESS the DOODLE

20. WHAT am I talking about?
1. They can hear one another's calls up to 5 miles
(8 kilometers) away.
2. They can get sunburned so they protect
themselves with sand.
3. It is believed that its one of the breed has best
sense of smelling.
4. They are scared of bees.

21. CONNECT ROUND
1. This round is also on buzzer.
2. There is a question in each slide.
3. If you get it correct, you get a +15 and if you get
it incorrect, you get a -5.
4. If you want to go for connect, then you don’t
have to answer it on the buzzer. Just raise your
hand and write it on a paper.
5. Marks for connect is written on the corner of
each slide.

22. IDENTIFY
 It is a large species of wild
goat that is also known as
Shakhawat.
 It is found in north-
eastern Afghanistan,
northern Pakistan, Kashmir,
southern Tajikistan and
southern Uzbekistan.
 The name of this animal
suggests or means that it is
snake eater.
+75/
-60

23. IDENTIFY
 This domesticated ungulate which is raised as
livestock for meat and milk has so much
significance in Nepal.
 Most of the people believe it as goddess of
wealth.
 It has a high significant religious importance.
+60/
-45

24. IDENTIFY
 It is a large goat like antelope
which is the national animal of
Bhutan.
 Its coat consists of thick golden
wool and that’s why they are
also considered the relatives of
sheep.
 It has also small horns which run
parallel to the skull.
 Its scientific name is Budorcas
taxicolor.
+45/
-30

25. IDENTIFY
 It is one of the rarest specie of big
cats existing in the world.
 It is found between 3,000 and
5,500 meters above sea level in
the high and snowy mountain
ranges of Pakistan,
Afghanistan, Bhutan, China, India,
Kazakhstan, Mongolia,
Nepal, Russia, Tajikistan
and Uzbekistan.
+30/
-15

26. IDENTIFY
 It is the beautiful big cat of South Asia.
 It is famous for its unique light orange coat and
dark brown stripes.
 Although it not the biggest big cat of the world,
yet it is a huge animal which might weigh up to
600 pounds.
+15/
-05