Test: Desert Animals- 3 - Class 6 MCQ

Camels are well-adapted to survive in the harsh desert environment. They store fat in their humps which nourishes them during scarcity.

Most snakes are harmless and lay eggs. They are not venomous and do not pose a threat to humans or other animals.

Mongoose travel in groups of about twenty to forage for beetles. They are social animals and work together to find food.

The humps of camels shrink when the fat in the hump is used up. This happens when they cannot find food and need to use their stored energy reserves.

Some animals are predators because they prey on other animals. They are hunters that consume other animals for food and energy.

Cactus is not a desert animal as it is a plant. Desert animals include gerbil darkling beetles, camels, and darkling beetles.

Desert is the driest place on earth. Deserts receive very little rainfall and have extreme temperatures, making it difficult for most life forms to survive.

Rattlesnakes live in the American Continent. They are native to North, Central, and South America and are well-adapted to the desert environment.

All desert animals struggle to survive in harsh conditions. They face challenges such as extreme temperatures, limited water sources, and scarce food.

Camels were the first animals to be domesticated by people many years ago. They were used for transportation and as a source of food and milk.

Characteristics of a desert include high heat during the day, chilly nights, and a dry atmosphere. A humid environment is not a characteristic of a desert

Camels are called "The Ship of the Desert" because of their ability to travel long distances in the desert without needing water for several days.

The legs of darkling beetles are used to catch drops of moisture. They lift their legs to collect water from the air, which then flows down their legs and into their mouths.

A thirsty camel can drink as much as ninety gallons of water. This ability allows them to survive in the desert, where water sources are scarce.

There are more than 2300 kinds of desert snakes living in the world. These snakes have adapted to the harsh desert environment and play a crucial role in the desert ecosystem.