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Zoologist Job Interview Questions and Answers
Zoologist Job Interview Questions and Answers

1 :: Which marine mammal’s flesh is mostly used by Eskimos?

☛ The walrus; a large marine mammal allied to seals, characterised by the prolongation of the upper canine teeth into tusks.
☛ Its flesh is eatern by eskimos, and the oil, hide and ivory also valuable.
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2 :: Why do desert aminal look so pale?

The pale tones are part of a desert animals cooling system, for light colours reflect the sun’s heat and dark colour absorb them. This is used for camouflage also.
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3 :: Which is the animal that has a tongue longer longer than its body?

Chameleon is the animal, whose tongue is longer than its body. Its body is only 45cm long but the tongue is upto 2meter and coiled inside the mouth. To catch insects, it uses its long tongue.
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4 :: Define what is a flying squirrel?

It is a squirrel which can fly having parachute-like membranes connected to each side of its fore and hind limps. It usually sleeps during the day time,
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5 :: Which animal produces the biggest baby?

Blue whale
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6 :: Define what is an Oviparous animal?

Oviparous animal is an egg laying animal.
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7 :: Animals having four feet are called Define what?

☛ Quadruped.
☛ Karl Wilhem Von Nigole in 1857.
☛ Gaint squid.
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8 :: Define what helps bat in flying?

while flying, the bat produces high frequency sound waves (about 1,00,000 hertz) from its mouth which are ultra sonic waves. This sound helps the bat in flying.
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9 :: Which animal has no skeleton?

jelly fish.
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10 :: Which animal defends itself by squirting an noxious liquid called mercaptan?

The Skunk.
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11 :: Which has the thickest skin of any living animal?

The whale shark.
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12 :: Which animal can produce double milk?

The red Kangroo is the animal which can produce two different kinds of milk at the same time from adjecent teats to feed both younger and elder Joeys.
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13 :: Which camel has two humps?

The Bacterian camel
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14 :: Which animal is hyena family eats insects?

Aardwolf
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15 :: Which wolf is not a wolf?

The Tasnabuab wolf is a marsupial
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16 :: Define what is a Cola’s favorite food?

Leaves of Eucalyptus trees
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17 :: Define what is the name of the deer which is on th everge of extinction?

The brown antled deer.
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18 :: Which are the two kinds of animals that scientist describe as warm blooded, Define what are they?

Birds and mammals.
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19 :: Which is the biggest land animal?

The biggest living land amimal in the world is the Affican bush elephant.
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20 :: Define what is an animal?

The word animal comes from Latin, meaning “breath” or “soul”. It includes mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, frogs, clams, lobsters, insects, worms, jelly fish etc..
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21 :: Which is the largest of the ape?

The mountain gorilla of West Africa.
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22 :: Define what are Ruminents?

Ruminents are eventoed mammals that chew the cud. Most are grazers which need large amounts of food to get sufficient nourishment, and which are most exposed to predators.
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23 :: Explain How many hours in a day to cat spend sleeping?

16 hours, twice as long as most mammals.
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24 :: Define what is the meaning of the name Orangutan?

Man of the woods
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25 :: In which country kiwi is found?

New Zealand
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