Which big cat is infamous for attacks on people in the Sundarbans mangrove forests? Choices: Leopard, Bengal tiger, Lion, Jaguar
Which venomous spider, found around Sydney, has a bite that can be deadly to humans? Choices: Sydney funnel-web spider, Huntsman spider, Wolf spider, Garden orb-weaver
Which African fly spreads the parasite that causes sleeping sickness? Choices: Housefly, Horsefly, Blackfly, Tsetse fly
Which fish, a famous delicacy in Japan, can be deadly if not prepared by a trained chef? Choices: Swordfish, Mackerel, Pufferfish, Sea bass
Which toxic frog's skin poison was traditionally used to coat blowgun darts? Choices: Golden poison frog, Tree frog, Bullfrog, Glass frog
Which North African scorpion is considered one of the most dangerous in the world? Choices: Emperor scorpion, Deathstalker scorpion, Bark scorpion, Giant desert hairy scorpion
Which Arctic land predator is considered the most dangerous to humans in the polar north? Choices: Arctic wolf, Wolverine, Musk ox, Polar bear
Which colonial sea creature, often mistaken for a jellyfish, is named after a warship? Choices: Moon jellyfish, Sea nettle, Portuguese man o' war, Comb jelly
Which Australian snake is considered the most venomous land snake in the world? Choices: Inland taipan, Carpet python, Red-bellied black snake, Green tree snake
Which hybrid honey bee is nicknamed the 'killer bee'? Choices: Bumblebee, Africanized honey bee, Carpenter bee, Yellowjacket
Which egg-laying mammal delivers venom through spurs on its hind legs? Choices: Echidna, Koala, Platypus, Wombat
Which small tropical fish is famous for its razor-sharp teeth? Choices: Piranha, Neon tetra, Bluefish, Angelfish
Which large, flightless Australian bird has dagger-like claws that can cause fatal injuries? Choices: Emu, Cassowary, Ostrich, Kiwi
Which tiny arachnid is best known for spreading Lyme disease? Choices: Mite, Louse, Flea, Tick
Which giant hornet is nicknamed the 'murder hornet'? Choices: European hornet, Yellowjacket, Asian giant hornet, Bald-faced hornet