Question 1: Which species of giraffe is seen in today’s image?
A Masai
B Kordofan
C South African
Masai giraffes, also known as Kilimanjaro giraffes, are the largest subspecies of giraffes and the tallest terrestrial animals on Earth. They are native to East Africa and can be found in central and southern Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. Masai giraffes are distinguished by their jagged, leaf-like blotches.
Correct Answer: Masai
Question 2: How many bones are in a giraffe’s neck?
A 7
B 12
C 24
A giraffe’s neck is on average 6 feet long, and it’s supported by bones called cervical vertebrae. Just like humans, giraffes have only seven vertebrae to support their heads. How do so few bones support such a long neck? An individual bone in the giraffe’s neck can be as long as 10 inches!
Correct Answer: 7
Question 3: In which African country is the Serengeti region?
A Ethiopia
B Uganda
C Tanzania
The Serengeti is a vast region in Tanzania, covering the Mara and Arusha areas. It spans about 12,000 square miles and includes the Serengeti National Park along with several game reserves. Known for its large lion population, the Serengeti also hosts one of the world’s most impressive land animal migrations.
Correct Answer: Tanzania