221. Animal kingdom Quora

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 1. Which animal mimics the voices of other animals to approach its prey?

Ans- Tiger

2-Which insects don’t have lungs?

Ans-Ants.

They breathe in oxygen through spiracles which are a series of holes located on the sides of their bodies. The spiracles are connected through a

 network of tubes that help distribute oxygen to every cell in the body.

3. Name the smallest and world’s tallest crane species.

Ans- The demoiselle Crane is the smallest crane species.

        The Sarus Crane is the tallest crane species. These are the heaviest who fly with their necks out-stretched.

4. Name a great bird on this Earth that can fly.

Ans-  Konk  Ora

5. In each sentence, an animal is concealed. Find them all.

1. people who drive fast are likely to be arrested.

Ans-  Bear

2. Did I ever tell you, Bill, I once found a dollar? 

Ans- Lion

3. John came late to his Arithmetic class.

Ans- Camel

4. I enjoy listening to music at night.

Ans- Cat 




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