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Quiz
(1) What eagle rocks from side to side in flight?
(2) What word is used to describe a group of buffalo?
(3) Name the two trees that are the most common in Miombo woodland.
(4) What toad is common around homes?
(5) Where in Zambia will you find the Black Lechwe?
(6) Instead of spots leopards have ________
(7) Why does a crocodile sometimes lie with its mouth open?
(8) What small fish is a common Zambian food?
(9) What is the head female in a family of elephant's called?
(10) The Black Rhino's upper lip is hooked. Another word for this is _______
(11) What common bird is often seen perched on telephone wires at roadsides?
(12) What is the most common woodland habitat in Zambia?
Crossword
Down Across
1. How insects grow (5) 1. The Wildlife Society logo (6)
2. A useful reptile around the house (5) 2. The tallest land mammal (7)
3. Zambia's national bird (9) 3. Honey ___ (3)
4. Birds that live in tree colonies (6) 4. Termite. A form of ___ (3)
5. The largest land mammal (8) 5. Reptile that changes colour (9)
6. Mammal with two nose horns (5) 6. 'King of the Jungle' (4)
7. Bird that mimics the calls of others (6) 7. One of the 'Big Five' cats (7)
8. A group of lions (5)
Word Search
Try and find the following twenty animal, insect and tree names.
| Baobab | Crocodile | Gecko | Leopard | Rhino |
| Bateleur | Drongo | Honeybee | Lion | Termites |
| Buffalo | Elephant | Hyaena | Mpasa | Tiger Fish |
| Chameleon | Fish Eagle | Lechwe | Muputu | Weaver |
| L | H | S | I | F | R | E | G | I | T | A | W | E | R | V | B | A | C |
| E | Y | F | R | F | F | B | T | B | N | L | E | C | H | W | E | M | R |
| O | A | T | D | I | X | U | E | R | A | Y | A | H | I | M | Z | P | O |
| G | E | G | O | S | M | F | R | G | H | T | V | W | N | C | B | A | C |
| B | N | E | R | H | I | F | M | A | P | S | E | E | O | H | Q | S | O |
| E | A | C | B | E | T | A | I | A | E | K | R | L | J | O | F | A | D |
| A | M | K | Q | A | S | L | T | U | L | A | Y | H | E | N | I | S | I |
| D | R | O | N | G | O | O | E | G | E | I | M | U | P | U | T | U | L |
| O | N | G | J | L | U | B | S | O | O | C | O | Z | A | M | R | B | E |
| I | K | Y | L | E | O | P | A | R | D | T | K | N | Z | I | G | E | Y |
| H | O | N | E | Y | B | E | E | B | C | H | A | M | E | L | E | O | N |