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Dutch traders later took pugs to Europe, and they became popular pets there.","d":1,"r":"AS","n":"Pug","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":265,"e":"icelandic-horse","lat":64.2559,"lon":-21.1299,"p":"Thingvellir National Park, Iceland","q":"Where does the Icelandic horse come from?","s":"Icelandic horses came to Iceland with Norse settlers, who sailed there more than 1,100 years ago. Thingvellir, where Iceland's first parliament met from about the year 930, is a famous place in the country's story. New horses have not been allowed into the country for about a thousand years, so the breed has stayed pure. The horses are small and hardy, and many can do a special smooth gait.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Icelandic horse","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":85,"e":"lilac-breasted-roller","lat":-1.5,"lon":35.15,"p":"Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya","q":"Where does the lilac-breasted roller live in the wild?","s":"Kenya's Maasai Mara is a wide grassland in the southwest of the country. Lilac-breasted rollers sit on bare branches and termite mounds there, watching for grasshoppers and beetles in the grass. When they spot a meal, they swoop down, catch it and fly back to the same perch.","d":1,"r":"AF","n":"Lilac-breasted roller","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":239,"e":"blue-morpho-butterfly","lat":10.54,"lon":-83.5,"p":"Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where do wild blue morpho butterflies live?","s":"Blue morphos live in the rainforests of Central and South America. Tortuguero National Park in Costa Rica is a warm, wet place where you can see them flapping along the rivers and canals. Their wings flash bright blue when open, and look brown with eye-like spots when folded. That helps them vanish among the leaves.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Blue morpho butterfly","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-26","questions":[{"i":279,"e":"sphynx-cat","lat":43.6532,"lon":-79.3832,"p":"Toronto, Canada","q":"Where was the Sphynx cat first bred?","s":"Sphynx cats look ancient, but the modern breed began in Toronto, Canada. In 1966 a hairless kitten named Prune was born to an ordinary house cat there. Breeders built the breed from Prune's family line and other hairless kittens that turned up later.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Sphynx cat","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":272,"e":"persian-cat","lat":32.6546,"lon":51.668,"p":"Isfahan, Iran","q":"Where did the Persian cat first come from?","s":"Long haired cats from Persia, the old name of Iran, reached Europe in the 1600s and became popular pets. Persian cats are usually traced to that part of the world. Isfahan is a famous old city in central Iran with grand mosques and gardens.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Persian cat","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":259,"e":"toulouse-goose","lat":43.6047,"lon":1.4442,"p":"Toulouse, France","q":"Where does the Toulouse goose come from?","s":"Toulouse geese are named for the city of Toulouse in south-west France. They are big, grey geese, and some have a loose fold of skin under the beak called a dewlap. Like most European farm geese, they descend from the wild greylag goose. They are among the heaviest kinds of domestic goose.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Toulouse goose","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":143,"e":"great-white-shark","lat":-34.58,"lon":19.35,"p":"Gansbaai, South Africa","q":"Where do wild great white sharks live?","s":"Great white sharks patrol the cold coast near Gansbaai in South Africa. A narrow channel between Dyer Island and Geyser Rock, nicknamed Shark Alley, is full of Cape fur seals, which are one of the sharks' main foods. Researchers and visitors watch the sharks from boats, keeping a safe distance.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"Great white shark","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":201,"e":"texas-horned-lizard","lat":34.95,"lon":-101.68,"p":"Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas, USA","q":"Where do Texas horned lizards live in the wild?","s":"Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas Panhandle has red cliffs, dry grassland and scrub. Texas horned lizards live in open, sandy country like this and eat mostly harvester ants. Their flat, spiky bodies blend in with the ground.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Texas horned lizard","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-27","questions":[{"i":50,"e":"grizzly-bear","lat":48.76,"lon":-113.79,"p":"Glacier National Park, Montana, United States","q":"Where do grizzly bears live in the wild?","s":"Glacier National Park sits in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, right next to the border with Canada. Grizzly bears wander its valleys and mountain meadows, digging up roots and eating berries in late summer. Visitors are told to stay far away and to make noise on trails so bears know they are coming.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Grizzly bear","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":320,"e":"therizinosaurus","lat":43.5,"lon":100.9,"p":"Nemegt Basin, Gobi Desert, Mongolia","q":"Where have Therizinosaurus fossils been found?","s":"In 1948 a Soviet and Mongolian expedition found giant claws in the Nemegt Basin of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia. At first scientists thought they came from a huge turtle. Later finds showed it was a plant-eating dinosaur with claws about half a metre long.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Therizinosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":41,"e":"brown-bear","lat":45.64,"lon":25.59,"p":"Brașov, Romania","q":"Where do wild brown bears live in Europe?","s":"Brașov, in central Romania, sits at the foot of forested mountains in the Carpathians. This part of Europe holds one of the biggest brown bear populations on the continent. Bears sometimes wander to the edge of town looking for food. Brown bears also live in Russia, Asia and North America.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Brown bear","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":270,"e":"ankole-cattle","lat":-0.6071,"lon":30.6545,"p":"Mbarara, Uganda","q":"Where do Ankole cattle come from?","s":"Ankole cattle are named for Ankole, a historic kingdom in south-western Uganda. Cattle have long been a sign of wealth for the herders there, who raised these long-horned animals for many generations. Mbarara is the main town of the area today. The horns of Ankole cattle are huge and curved, and they can grow longer than a metre.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Ankole cattle","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":200,"e":"axolotl","lat":19.26,"lon":-99.1,"p":"Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico","q":"Where do wild axolotls live?","s":"Xochimilco is a network of canals in the south of Mexico City, left over from a huge lake system that was once there. Wild axolotls now live only in these canals, and they are very rare. Axolotls keep their feathery gills all their lives and stay in the water.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Axolotl","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-28","questions":[{"i":156,"e":"great-barracuda","lat":24.71,"lon":-81.09,"p":"Florida Keys, United States","q":"Where does the great barracuda live in the wild?","s":"The Florida Keys are a curved chain of small islands off the southern tip of Florida, with coral reefs, mangroves and old shipwrecks. Young great barracuda hide in seagrass and among mangrove roots. Adults hover near reefs and wrecks, ready to dart after fish. Their long, silver bodies and sharp teeth make them top hunters on the reef.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Great barracuda","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":22,"e":"asian-elephant","lat":29.53,"lon":78.77,"p":"Jim Corbett National Park, India","q":"Where do wild Asian elephants live?","s":"Jim Corbett National Park sits in the foothills of the Himalayas in northern India. It was set up in 1936 and is the country's oldest national park. Wild Asian elephants roam its grasslands and forests near the Ramganga River, often in family herds led by an older female.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Asian elephant","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":289,"e":"border-collie","lat":55.771,"lon":-2.006,"p":"Berwick-upon-Tweed, United Kingdom","q":"Where was the Border collie first bred?","s":"Border collies are named after the border between England and Scotland, where shepherds bred them to herd sheep over the hills. Berwick-upon-Tweed lies just south of that border. Many Border collies today trace back to a dog called Old Hemp, born in Northumberland in 1893.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Border collie","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":217,"e":"driver-ant","lat":0.45,"lon":30.4,"p":"Kibale National Park, Uganda","q":"Where do driver ants live in the wild?","s":"Driver ants live in the forests and grasslands of central and east Africa. Kibale National Park in Uganda is a rainforest where their long dark columns cross the trails. A colony can hold millions of ants, and it keeps moving to new places to hunt insects and other small animals. In East Africa people call them siafu.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"Driver ant","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":108,"e":"sandhill-crane","lat":40.7,"lon":-99.08,"p":"Platte River, Nebraska, USA","q":"Where in the world do wild sandhill cranes live?","s":"Every spring, hundreds of thousands of sandhill cranes stop along the Platte River in central Nebraska. They rest in the shallow river at night and feed in nearby fields by day, building up fat for the long flight north. It is one of the great bird migrations in North America, and people travel from far away to watch it.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Sandhill crane","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-29","questions":[{"i":116,"e":"harpy-eagle","lat":8,"lon":-77.9,"p":"Darién National Park, Panama","q":"Where do wild harpy eagles live?","s":"Darién National Park is a huge area of wild rainforest in eastern Panama, on the border with Colombia. The harpy eagle is the national bird of Panama. It nests in the tops of the tallest trees and hunts sloths and monkeys in the canopy. The forest here is so large and wild that it is one of the best places left for these eagles.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Harpy eagle","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":190,"e":"indian-star-tortoise","lat":6.37,"lon":81.5,"p":"Yala National Park, Sri Lanka","q":"Where do wild Indian star tortoises live?","s":"Yala National Park in southeast Sri Lanka has dry scrub, open grass and small ponds. Indian star tortoises live in dry places like this, and the species is also found in India and Pakistan. They eat grass, fallen fruit and flowers, and they rest in the shade in the hottest part of the day.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Indian star tortoise","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":282,"e":"german-shepherd","lat":49.0069,"lon":8.4037,"p":"Karlsruhe, Germany","q":"Where was the German shepherd first bred?","s":"German shepherds were developed in Germany in 1899 by a cavalry captain named Max von Stephanitz. He bought a dog named Horand at a dog show in Karlsruhe and used it to start the breed. He wanted a clever, strong herding dog, and the breed later became a favourite with police and rescue teams.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"German shepherd","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":82,"e":"shoebill","lat":0.1,"lon":32.4,"p":"Mabamba Swamp, Uganda","q":"Where does the shoebill live in the wild?","s":"Mabamba Swamp is a wide papyrus marsh on the shore of Lake Victoria in Uganda, not far from the city of Entebbe. Visitors paddle out in narrow canoes to watch shoebills hunting in the reeds. The birds stand very still, then lunge at fish such as lungfish hiding in the shallow water.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Shoebill","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":303,"e":"stegosaurus","lat":39.65,"lon":-105.19,"p":"Morrison, Colorado, USA","q":"Where was the first Stegosaurus fossil found?","s":"Stegosaurus was named in 1877 from bones found near Morrison, Colorado, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. The bones came from a rock layer that was later named the Morrison Formation after this town. Stegosaurus lived about 150 million years ago and carried tall bony plates along its back.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Stegosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-30","questions":[{"i":55,"e":"raccoon","lat":43.65,"lon":-79.38,"p":"Toronto, Canada","q":"Where do wild raccoons live?","s":"Toronto in Canada is well known for its city raccoons. Raccoons naturally live in woods near streams and ponds, but they also do well in cities, where they search gardens and bins for food at night. Their nimble front paws work almost like hands and can open latches and lids.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Raccoon","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":146,"e":"manta-ray","lat":5.2,"lon":73.1,"p":"Hanifaru Bay, Maldives","q":"Where does the manta ray live in the wild?","s":"Hanifaru Bay is a tiny bay in Baa Atoll in the Maldives. From about May to November, currents sweep plankton into the bay, and dozens of manta rays gather to feed. They swim in circles with their mouths wide open, scooping up the tiny food. Baa Atoll is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Manta ray","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":274,"e":"scottish-fold","lat":56.545,"lon":-3.27,"p":"Coupar Angus, Scotland, United Kingdom","q":"Where does the Scottish Fold come from?","s":"All Scottish Folds trace back to a white barn cat named Susie, found on a farm near Coupar Angus in Perthshire, Scotland, in 1961. Her ears folded forward. A neighbour named William Ross got one of her kittens and began breeding the cats.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Scottish Fold","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":18,"e":"mandrill","lat":-0.2,"lon":11.6,"p":"Lopé National Park, Gabon","q":"Where do wild mandrills live?","s":"Lopé National Park in central Gabon is a mix of rainforest and open grassland. Mandrills live here and roam the forest floor in very large groups, sometimes with hundreds of members. They eat fruit, seeds, roots and insects.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Mandrill","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":105,"e":"ruby-throated-hummingbird","lat":30.25,"lon":-88.11,"p":"Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA","q":"Where do wild ruby-throated hummingbirds live?","s":"Dauphin Island is a small barrier island off the coast of Alabama, on the Gulf of Mexico. In spring, tired ruby-throated hummingbirds land in its trees after flying across the Gulf, a trip of hundreds of kilometres over open water. They rest and feed on nectar and insects here before they carry on north.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Ruby-throated hummingbird","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-08-31","questions":[{"i":195,"e":"american-alligator","lat":25.32,"lon":-80.93,"p":"Everglades National Park, Florida, USA","q":"Where does the American alligator live in the wild?","s":"Everglades National Park in Florida is a wide, shallow river of grass that moves slowly south to the sea. American alligators live in its ponds, creeks and marshes. In the dry season they dig deep holes that stay full of water, and fish, turtles and birds crowd in to survive.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"American alligator","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":222,"e":"atlas-moth","lat":6.08,"lon":116.56,"p":"Kinabalu Park, Malaysia","q":"Where does the Atlas moth live in the wild?","s":"Atlas moths live in the tropical forests of southern and Southeast Asia. Kinabalu Park on the island of Borneo has forest from the lowlands up the slopes of Mount Kinabalu. The caterpillars eat leaves and grow fat. The adults have no working mouth, so they live for only a week or two.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Atlas moth","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":290,"e":"saint-bernard","lat":45.8688,"lon":7.1711,"p":"Great St. Bernard Pass, Switzerland","q":"Where does the Saint Bernard come from?","s":"High in the Alps, monks at a hospice on the Great Saint Bernard Pass bred the Saint Bernard. The pass is a mountain road between Switzerland and Italy, and the monks used the big dogs to help find travellers lost in deep snow. A Saint Bernard called Barry, who lived in the early 1800s, is said to have saved dozens of people.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Saint Bernard","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":2,"e":"african-lion","lat":-2.33,"lon":34.83,"p":"Serengeti National Park, Tanzania","q":"Where does the African lion live in the wild?","s":"Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is a huge plain of golden grass and scattered acacia trees. Lions rest in the shade by day and hunt zebras and wildebeest, often as a team. A group of lions is called a pride, and the females do most of the hunting.","d":1,"r":"AF","n":"African lion","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":140,"e":"west-indian-manatee","lat":28.89,"lon":-82.59,"p":"Crystal River, Florida, United States","q":"Where do wild West Indian manatees live?","s":"In winter, West Indian manatees crowd into Kings Bay at Crystal River on the west coast of Florida. Springs there keep the water at about 22 degrees Celsius all year, which is much warmer than the Gulf of Mexico in cold weather. Manatees are gentle plant eaters that spend many hours a day grazing on seagrass.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"West Indian manatee","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-01","questions":[{"i":202,"e":"eastern-box-turtle","lat":35.61,"lon":-83.43,"p":"Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA","q":"Where do wild eastern box turtles live?","s":"Great Smoky Mountains National Park lies on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina and is covered in damp forest. Eastern box turtles walk slowly over the forest floor, especially after rain, looking for worms, mushrooms, berries and insects. Each turtle spends most of its life in a small patch of woods.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Eastern box turtle","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":30,"e":"bactrian-camel","lat":40.4,"lon":90.3,"p":"Lop Nur, China","q":"Where do wild Bactrian camels live?","s":"Lop Nur is a dry salt lake bed in Xinjiang, in the far west of China. Wild Bactrian camels roam the hard, stony desert around it. They can drink salty water that most animals cannot, which helps them survive where fresh water is rare.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Bactrian camel","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":193,"e":"fire-salamander","lat":47.87,"lon":8,"p":"Feldberg, Black Forest, Germany","q":"Where do wild fire salamanders live?","s":"Feldberg is the highest mountain in the Black Forest in southwest Germany, and damp, mossy woods with cool streams cover its slopes. Fire salamanders hide under logs and stones by day and come out on rainy nights to eat slugs, worms and insects. Their bright yellow and black skin warns other animals that they taste bad.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Fire salamander","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":177,"e":"black-mamba","lat":-23.99,"lon":31.55,"p":"Kruger National Park, South Africa","q":"Where does the black mamba live in the wild?","s":"Kruger National Park in South Africa is dry savanna with rocky hills and old termite mounds. Black mambas often make their homes in hollow trees and termite mounds here. They hunt birds, rats and other small animals, and they are shy and glide away from people when they can.","d":1,"r":"AF","n":"Black mamba","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":326,"e":"coelophysis","lat":36.33,"lon":-106.47,"p":"Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, USA","q":"Where have Coelophysis fossils been found?","s":"In 1947 an expedition working at Ghost Ranch in northern New Mexico found the bones of many Coelophysis packed together in one spot. It was a light, slim hunter about three metres long that lived roughly 210 million years ago. Coelophysis is the official state fossil of New Mexico.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Coelophysis","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-02","questions":[{"i":301,"e":"tyrannosaurus-rex","lat":47.35,"lon":-106.9,"p":"Hell Creek Formation near Jordan, Montana, USA","q":"Where have Tyrannosaurus rex fossils been found?","s":"Tyrannosaurus rex was named in 1905 from bones dug up in the Hell Creek area of Montana. About 66 million years ago this was a warm, wet plain with rivers and forests. Today it is dry badlands, and many more Tyrannosaurus skeletons have turned up there, in nearby states and in Canada.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Tyrannosaurus rex","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":325,"e":"sinosauropteryx","lat":41.62,"lon":120.85,"p":"Sihetun, Liaoning, China","q":"Where was the first Sinosauropteryx fossil found?","s":"In 1996 a small dinosaur covered in fuzzy filaments was found near Sihetun in Liaoning Province, China. It was one of the first non-bird dinosaurs shown to have feather-like fuzz. Its stomach held the remains of small lizards and mammals, and it lived about 125 million years ago.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Sinosauropteryx","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":47,"e":"reindeer","lat":60.2,"lon":7.5,"p":"Hardangervidda, Norway","q":"Where do wild reindeer live?","s":"Hardangervidda is a high, open mountain plateau in southern Norway with lakes, moss and lichen. Wild reindeer live here and travel between their summer and winter grazing areas. In winter they dig through the snow to reach lichen, their main food. In North America the same animal is called a caribou.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Reindeer","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":178,"e":"panther-chameleon","lat":-13.32,"lon":48.27,"p":"Nosy Be, Madagascar","q":"Where do wild panther chameleons live?","s":"Nosy Be is a small, warm, green island off the northwest coast of Madagascar. Panther chameleons climb the trees and bushes there and in coastal forests on the main island. Male panther chameleons look different from place to place, and the ones on Nosy Be are often bright blue-green.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Panther chameleon","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":169,"e":"purple-sea-urchin","lat":38.33,"lon":-123.05,"p":"Bodega Bay, California, United States","q":"Where do wild purple sea urchins live?","s":"Purple sea urchins live in the tide pools and kelp forests of the Pacific coast, including the rocky shore near Bodega Bay in northern California. An urchin grips the rock with its tiny tube feet and scrapes off algae and kelp with its five sharp teeth. In some places, too many urchins have eaten kelp forests down to bare rock, so people are working to protect the kelp.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Purple sea urchin","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-03","questions":[{"i":90,"e":"red-crowned-crane","lat":43.1,"lon":144.4,"p":"Kushiro Marsh, Japan","q":"Where does the red-crowned crane live in the wild?","s":"Kushiro Marsh on the island of Hokkaido is the biggest wetland in Japan. Red-crowned cranes, called tancho in Japanese, live in the area all year round. A small flock was found here in the 1920s, when people feared the birds had disappeared from Japan. Cranes are a symbol of long life and good luck in Japan.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Red-crowned crane","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":235,"e":"texas-brown-tarantula","lat":30.27,"lon":-97.74,"p":"Austin, Texas, United States","q":"Where do wild Texas brown tarantulas live?","s":"Texas brown tarantulas live in the dry grasslands and scrubby hills of Texas and nearby states. In the Texas Hill Country around Austin they dig burrows in hillsides and ambush beetles and grasshoppers at night. Every autumn, male tarantulas leave their burrows to look for a mate, and sometimes people see them crossing roads.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Texas brown tarantula","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":227,"e":"seven-spot-ladybird","lat":51.48,"lon":-0.29,"p":"Kew Gardens, London, United Kingdom","q":"Where do wild seven-spot ladybirds live?","s":"The seven-spot ladybird is one of the most common ladybirds in Europe. It lives in gardens, parks, fields and hedges, so places like Kew Gardens in London are good places to look. Both the adults and the larvae eat aphids, which makes gardeners glad to see them. In cold weather the adults shelter in leaf litter and cracks.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Seven-spot ladybird","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":16,"e":"ring-tailed-lemur","lat":-25,"lon":46.3,"p":"Berenty Reserve, Madagascar","q":"Where do wild ring-tailed lemurs live?","s":"Berenty Reserve in southern Madagascar has patches of tall tamarind trees among dry, spiny forest. Ring-tailed lemurs live here in troops led by females. On cool mornings they sit up with their arms wide open and soak up the sun.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Ring-tailed lemur","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":32,"e":"saiga","lat":46.5,"lon":69.5,"p":"Betpak-Dala, Kazakhstan","q":"Where does the saiga live in the wild?","s":"Betpak-Dala is a huge, flat plain of dry grass and shrubs in central Kazakhstan. Saiga antelope gather here in big herds and travel long distances between summer and winter grazing areas. In spring, mothers give birth on the open steppe, and many calves are born within a few days of each other.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Saiga","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-04","questions":[{"i":269,"e":"texas-longhorn","lat":32.7896,"lon":-97.3476,"p":"Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas, USA","q":"Where does the Texas Longhorn come from?","s":"Texas Longhorns descend from Spanish cattle that came to the Americas in the 1500s. Some ran wild across southern Texas, and by the 1800s cowboys were driving herds of them north to markets. Fort Worth, nicknamed Cowtown, was a big stopping point for those cattle drives. The Stockyards there still send a small herd of longhorns down the street each day for visitors.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Texas Longhorn","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":286,"e":"shiba-inu","lat":36.6513,"lon":138.181,"p":"Nagano, Japan","q":"Where was the Shiba Inu first bred?","s":"Shiba Inu are one of Japan's oldest native dog breeds and are usually traced to the mountains of central Japan. Nagano is a mountain city in that region. Hunters there used small, quick Shibas to flush birds and small animals out of thick bushes.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Shiba Inu","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":315,"e":"archaeopteryx","lat":48.89,"lon":10.99,"p":"Solnhofen, Bavaria, Germany","q":"Where was the first Archaeopteryx skeleton found?","s":"Solnhofen in Bavaria is famous for fine limestone that formed in ancient lagoons and kept tiny details. In 1861, two years after Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species, a quarry there gave up the first Archaeopteryx skeleton, with clear feather marks. It lived about 150 million years ago and helped show that birds came from dinosaurs.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Archaeopteryx","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":86,"e":"grey-crowned-crane","lat":-3.17,"lon":35.58,"p":"Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania","q":"Where do wild grey crowned cranes live?","s":"Ngorongoro Crater is a giant bowl left by an old volcano in northern Tanzania. Grey crowned cranes feed in the grass and around the wet places on the crater floor. They walk in pairs and small groups, and they dance by bowing, bobbing and jumping into the air.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"Grey crowned crane","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":53,"e":"moose","lat":63.33,"lon":-150.5,"p":"Denali National Park, Alaska, United States","q":"Where do wild moose live?","s":"Denali National Park is a huge wilderness in the middle of Alaska, with tundra, rivers and the tallest mountain in North America. Moose feed on willow shrubs along the streams and wade into ponds for water plants. In Europe, the same animal is called an elk.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Moose","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-05","questions":[{"i":168,"e":"atlantic-horseshoe-crab","lat":39.2,"lon":-75.3,"p":"Delaware Bay, United States","q":"Where do Atlantic horseshoe crabs live in the wild?","s":"Each May and June, thousands of Atlantic horseshoe crabs crawl onto the sandy beaches of Delaware Bay at high tide to lay their eggs. Delaware Bay has one of the largest gatherings of them in the world. Hungry migrating shorebirds called red knots time their stop here to feast on the tiny green eggs before flying on to the Arctic.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Atlantic horseshoe crab","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":262,"e":"arabian-horse","lat":24.7136,"lon":46.6753,"p":"Riyadh, Saudi Arabia","q":"Where does the Arabian horse come from?","s":"Arabian horses come from the Arabian Peninsula, where Bedouin families bred them in the desert for many centuries. The central region of Najd, where Riyadh now stands, was known for its horses. They are light and quick, and Arabian blood helped to form many other breeds, including the Thoroughbred.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Arabian horse","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":45,"e":"european-bison","lat":52.73,"lon":23.85,"p":"Białowieża Forest, Poland","q":"Where do European bison live in the wild?","s":"Białowieża Forest lies on the border of Poland and Belarus and is one of the last big old lowland forests in Europe. By 1927 there were no wild European bison left. Animals raised in zoos and parks were later brought back to the forest, and wild herds roam there again today.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"European bison","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":5,"e":"okapi","lat":1.4,"lon":28.6,"p":"Okapi Wildlife Reserve, DR Congo","q":"Where do wild okapis live?","s":"Okapi Wildlife Reserve lies in the Ituri Forest, in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Okapis are shy and live in the thick rainforest, so very few people ever see one. Their dark bodies and striped legs blend into the shadows. The okapi is a cousin of the giraffe.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Okapi","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":103,"e":"bald-eagle","lat":59.38,"lon":-135.75,"p":"Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, Alaska, USA","q":"Where do wild bald eagles live?","s":"Near the town of Haines in southeast Alaska lies the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, a river valley. In late autumn, thousands of bald eagles gather along the Chilkat River, where salmon spawn late in the year and the water stays open in the cold. The eagles feed on the fish in the shallows, and the trees along the river fill up with them.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Bald eagle","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-06","questions":[{"i":268,"e":"dromedary-camel","lat":23.13,"lon":53.77,"p":"Liwa Oasis, United Arab Emirates","q":"Where were dromedary camels first domesticated?","s":"Dromedary camels have one hump and were first tamed in Arabia, probably in the south-east, at least 3,000 years ago. No truly wild dromedaries survive today, so the exact start is hard to pin down. Liwa Oasis in the United Arab Emirates lies at the edge of the huge Empty Quarter desert, where herders still keep camels. Camels can go many days without drinking, which made desert trade possible.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Dromedary camel","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":138,"e":"walrus","lat":58.6,"lon":-159.97,"p":"Round Island, Alaska, United States","q":"Where do wild walruses live?","s":"Round Island lies in Bristol Bay off the coast of Alaska, and it is a protected resting place for walruses. In summer, thousands of male Pacific walruses climb onto its beaches and lie in big, warm piles. From here they swim out to feed on clams on the sea floor.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Walrus","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":275,"e":"norwegian-forest-cat","lat":59.9139,"lon":10.7522,"p":"Oslo, Norway","q":"Where does the Norwegian Forest cat come from?","s":"Cold winters and thick woods shaped the Norwegian Forest cat, and its long thick fur kept it warm. Cats like this are thought to have lived on Norwegian farms for a very long time. In the 1970s Norwegian breeders worked to protect the breed. Oslo is the capital and sits beside forested hills.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Norwegian Forest cat","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":327,"e":"majungasaurus","lat":-15.72,"lon":46.32,"p":"Mahajanga, Madagascar","q":"Where have Majungasaurus fossils been found?","s":"Majungasaurus is named after Mahajanga, once spelled Majunga, a port city on the northwest coast of Madagascar. Its fossils come from rocks in the Mahajanga Basin, about 70 million years old. It was a big meat eater with a short, deep skull and tiny arms.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Majungasaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":191,"e":"japanese-giant-salamander","lat":35.03,"lon":135.77,"p":"Kamo River, Kyoto, Japan","q":"Where do wild Japanese giant salamanders live?","s":"Kyoto, the old capital of Japan, sits beside the Kamo River. Japanese giant salamanders live in cold, clean rivers in western Japan, and they have been found in the Kamo River and in streams near Kyoto. They hide under rocks and in the banks by day and hunt fish, crabs and frogs at night. The law in Japan protects them.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Japanese giant salamander","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-07","questions":[{"i":273,"e":"maine-coon","lat":43.6591,"lon":-70.2568,"p":"Portland, Maine, United States","q":"Where was the Maine Coon first bred?","s":"Maine Coons are one of the largest house cat breeds. They are usually traced to farm and barn cats in the state of Maine, where thick shaggy coats helped them through snowy winters. Portland is the biggest city in Maine, and the state named the Maine Coon its official state cat in 1985.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Maine Coon","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":91,"e":"himalayan-monal","lat":27.9,"lon":86.8,"p":"Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal","q":"Where do wild Himalayan monals live?","s":"Sagarmatha National Park in Nepal surrounds Mount Everest and is full of steep valleys and high forests. The Himalayan monal, called danphe in Nepali, is the national bird of Nepal. It lives on high slopes and meadows, digging in the soil for roots and insects. In winter it moves lower down to escape the deepest snow.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Himalayan monal","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":101,"e":"eurasian-eagle-owl","lat":39.85,"lon":-6.05,"p":"Monfragüe National Park, Spain","q":"Where does the Eurasian eagle-owl live in the wild?","s":"Monfragüe National Park in western Spain is a valley of cork oaks, rocky cliffs and the Tagus River. The cliffs are a famous home for big birds such as vultures, eagles and eagle-owls. Eagle-owls nest on rocky ledges and hunt at night for rabbits and other animals. They fly almost silently thanks to soft wing feathers.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Eurasian eagle-owl","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":242,"e":"giant-weta","lat":-36.2,"lon":175.08,"p":"Hauturu (Little Barrier Island), New Zealand","q":"Where do wild giant wētā live?","s":"Giant wētā live only in New Zealand, where they are some of the heaviest insects in the world. The biggest kind, the wētāpunga, survived naturally on only one island, Hauturu, also called Little Barrier Island. Rats and cats hunted giant wētā on the mainland, so many now live on islands free of these animals. They cannot fly and come out at night to eat leaves and fruit.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Giant wētā","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":260,"e":"domestic-turkey","lat":18.4622,"lon":-97.3928,"p":"Tehuacán Valley, Mexico","q":"Where were turkeys first domesticated?","s":"Farm turkeys come from wild turkeys of Mexico, which people began keeping for meat and feathers about 2,000 years ago or more. Exactly where is debated, but central and southern Mexico fits best, and the Tehuacán Valley in Puebla is one place from that region. Spanish sailors took turkeys to Europe in the early 1500s, and European settlers later brought them back to North America.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Domestic turkey","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-08","questions":[{"i":40,"e":"arabian-oryx","lat":20,"lon":56.3,"p":"Jiddat al-Harasis, Oman","q":"Where do Arabian oryx live in the wild?","s":"Jiddat al-Harasis is a wide, stony desert plain in central Oman. Arabian oryx disappeared from the wild in the early 1970s because of hunting. Zoos bred them, and in 1982 oryx were released here again. Herds still live in the desert today.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Arabian oryx","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":203,"e":"red-eyed-tree-frog","lat":10.54,"lon":-83.5,"p":"Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where do red-eyed tree frogs live in the wild?","s":"Tortuguero National Park is a wet rainforest on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, cut by many canals and lagoons. Red-eyed tree frogs sleep on the undersides of leaves by day and hunt insects at night. The mothers lay eggs on leaves above the water, and when the tadpoles hatch they drop into the pool below.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Red-eyed tree frog","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":308,"e":"spinosaurus","lat":31.43,"lon":-4.23,"p":"Kem Kem region near Erfoud, Morocco","q":"Where have Spinosaurus fossils been found?","s":"Spinosaurus fossils were first found in Egypt in 1912, but those bones were lost in Munich during World War II. Many later finds come from the Kem Kem region near Erfoud in eastern Morocco. Spinosaurus had a long snout and probably hunted fish in the rivers that ran there about 95 million years ago.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Spinosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":300,"e":"domestic-rabbit","lat":36.99,"lon":-6.44,"p":"Doñana National Park, Spain","q":"Where do the wild ancestors of pet rabbits live?","s":"All domestic rabbits come from the European rabbit, which is native to Spain, Portugal and parts of southern France. Doñana National Park in southern Spain is a place where wild rabbits still live in large numbers. People later carried rabbits to farms and homes around the world.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Domestic rabbit","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":294,"e":"afghan-hound","lat":34.5553,"lon":69.2075,"p":"Kabul, Afghanistan","q":"Where was the Afghan hound first bred?","s":"Afghan hounds are usually traced to Afghanistan, where they were bred to chase game across rough, cold mountains and deserts. Kabul, the capital, sits in a high valley. British soldiers and travellers brought some Afghans home in the early 1900s, and their long silky coats made them famous show dogs.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Afghan hound","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-09","questions":[{"i":107,"e":"california-condor","lat":36.1,"lon":-112.14,"p":"Grand Canyon National Park, USA","q":"Where do wild California condors live?","s":"Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona is a vast canyon cut by the Colorado River. California condors soar on warm air rising from its cliffs, looking for dead animals to eat. In the 1980s fewer than 30 condors were left, so scientists raised young birds in care and began releasing them near the canyon in 1996.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"California condor","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":20,"e":"red-panda","lat":28.2,"lon":85.5,"p":"Langtang National Park, Nepal","q":"Where do wild red pandas live?","s":"Langtang National Park in central Nepal covers steep valleys of oak and rhododendron forest below snowy peaks. Red pandas live in the misty forests, where they climb trees and rest on branches during the day. They eat mostly bamboo leaves.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Red panda","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":74,"e":"koala","lat":-38.67,"lon":143.86,"p":"Kennett River, Great Ocean Road, Australia","q":"Where do wild koalas live?","s":"Kennett River is a small spot on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Wild koalas sit in the eucalyptus trees along the roadside here, often fast asleep. Koalas eat almost nothing but eucalyptus leaves, which give them little energy, so they rest for much of the day. Walkers can often spot them high in the branches.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Koala","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":312,"e":"giganotosaurus","lat":-39.27,"lon":-68.77,"p":"Villa El Chocon, Neuquen, Argentina","q":"Where was the first Giganotosaurus fossil found?","s":"In 1993 an amateur fossil hunter spotted a large bone in the badlands near Villa El Chocon in Patagonia, Argentina. The dig turned up a giant meat eater, later named Giganotosaurus. It lived nearly 100 million years ago and was one of the biggest meat-eating dinosaurs known.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Giganotosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":281,"e":"labrador-retriever","lat":47.5615,"lon":-52.7126,"p":"St. John's, Canada","q":"Where does the Labrador retriever come from?","s":"Labrador retrievers are usually traced to the island of Newfoundland in Canada. Fishermen there used strong swimming dogs to haul nets and fetch fish. Saint John's is the island's biggest city and gave its name to the small water dogs that were the Labrador's ancestors. Visitors took some to England in the 1800s, and breeders there shaped the modern Labrador.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Labrador retriever","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-10","questions":[{"i":28,"e":"sloth-bear","lat":22.33,"lon":80.6,"p":"Kanha National Park, India","q":"Where do wild sloth bears live?","s":"Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh, central India, has tall sal forests and wide green meadows. Sloth bears live here and dig into termite mounds with their long, curved claws. Many people think Baloo in The Jungle Book was a sloth bear.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Sloth bear","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":109,"e":"greater-roadrunner","lat":29.25,"lon":-103.25,"p":"Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA","q":"Where does the greater roadrunner live in the wild?","s":"Big Bend National Park sits in a big curve of the Rio Grande in southwestern Texas. Its Chihuahuan Desert is dry and rocky, with cactus, mesquite and creosote bushes. Greater roadrunners dash between them, hunting lizards, insects and even small snakes.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Greater roadrunner","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":122,"e":"emu","lat":-25.34,"lon":131.04,"p":"Uluru, Australia","q":"Where do wild emus live?","s":"Uluru is a giant red rock in the middle of Australia's dry Red Centre. Emus walk across the flat, sandy country around it, looking for seeds, fruit, flowers and insects. They can travel long distances in search of rain and food. Emus are the biggest native birds in Australia, and they can run at about 50 kilometres an hour.","d":1,"r":"OC","n":"Emu","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":44,"e":"red-fox","lat":51.44,"lon":-0.28,"p":"Richmond Park, London, United Kingdom","q":"Where do wild red foxes live?","s":"Richmond Park in south-west London is a large royal park with open grassland and very old oak trees. Red foxes live in and around the park, and they also roam nearby streets and gardens. Foxes are one of the most widespread wild meat-eaters in the world, from forests to big cities.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Red fox","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":185,"e":"gharial","lat":27.5,"lon":84.35,"p":"Chitwan National Park, Nepal","q":"Where does the gharial live in the wild?","s":"Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal has grassland, forest and slow rivers such as the Narayani. Gharials once lived in rivers across northern India and its neighbours, but they are now rare. Nepal runs a breeding centre in the park that raises young gharials and releases them into the river.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Gharial","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-11","questions":[{"i":111,"e":"northern-cardinal","lat":40.78,"lon":-73.97,"p":"Central Park, New York, USA","q":"Where do wild northern cardinals live?","s":"Central Park is a big green park in the middle of New York City. Northern cardinals live in its shrubs and trees all year and do not migrate. In winter, a red male against the snow is easy to spot. Cardinals are the state bird of seven US states, including Ohio and Virginia.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Northern cardinal","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":94,"e":"bar-headed-goose","lat":36.9,"lon":100.2,"p":"Qinghai Lake, China","q":"Where do wild bar-headed geese live?","s":"Qinghai Lake is the biggest lake in China, high on the Tibetan Plateau. Every spring, bar-headed geese fly here to nest on its islands and shores. In autumn they fly south across the Himalayas to spend the winter in India, where the weather is much warmer.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Bar-headed goose","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":176,"e":"nile-crocodile","lat":-1.49,"lon":35.14,"p":"Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya","q":"Where do Nile crocodiles live in the wild?","s":"Nile crocodiles rest on the muddy banks of the Mara River, which winds through Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Between July and October, huge herds of wildebeest cross the river, and the crocodiles wait in the water. After eating a big meal, a Nile crocodile can go for weeks without eating again.","d":1,"r":"AF","n":"Nile crocodile","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":207,"e":"black-caiman","lat":-12.61,"lon":-69.08,"p":"Sandoval Lake, Tambopata, Peru","q":"Where does the black caiman live in the wild?","s":"Sandoval Lake is a quiet oxbow lake in the Tambopata rainforest of southeast Peru. Black caimans lie in the shallows and hunt fish, capybaras and other animals, mostly at night. Hunters once took so many for their skins that black caimans became rare, but in protected places like this they are coming back.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Black caiman","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":58,"e":"pronghorn","lat":43.75,"lon":-110.7,"p":"Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, United States","q":"Where do pronghorn live in the wild?","s":"Grand Teton National Park is in Wyoming, at the foot of the jagged Teton mountains. Each year some pronghorn walk more than 200 kilometres from here to winter grounds in the Green River Basin. The route is known as the Path of the Pronghorn, and people have worked to keep it open.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Pronghorn","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-12","questions":[{"i":186,"e":"reticulated-python","lat":5.51,"lon":118.28,"p":"Kinabatangan River near Sukau, Malaysia","q":"Where do wild reticulated pythons live?","s":"On the island of Borneo, the Kinabatangan River winds through lowland rainforest and swamp in Sabah. Reticulated pythons swim well and hunt at night along the banks for rats, birds and other small animals. The biggest ones can grow longer than six metres.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Reticulated python","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":106,"e":"snowy-owl","lat":58.77,"lon":-94.17,"p":"Churchill, Canada","q":"Where does the snowy owl live in the wild?","s":"Churchill is a small town on the shore of Hudson Bay in northern Manitoba, where the forest ends and the treeless tundra begins. Snowy owls breed on tundra like this across the Arctic, and some are seen around the area in winter. Their white feathers hide them against the snow, and thick feathers even cover their feet.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Snowy owl","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":98,"e":"white-stork","lat":53.4,"lon":22.6,"p":"Biebrza National Park, Poland","q":"Where do wild white storks live in summer?","s":"Poland is home to about a quarter of the world's white storks. Biebrza National Park in the northeast is a huge area of marshes and wet meadows along the Biebrza River. Storks hunt for frogs, insects and small fish in the shallow water and nest on poles and old trees. In nearby villages, many people believe a stork's nest brings good luck.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"White stork","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":125,"e":"kea","lat":-42.95,"lon":171.57,"p":"Arthur's Pass National Park, New Zealand","q":"Where does the kea live in the wild?","s":"Arthur's Pass National Park is a wild, rocky area in the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island. Kea live in its beech forests and high mountain meadows. They are olive green with bright orange under their wings, and they are so curious that they come right up to hikers, cars and bags.","d":2,"r":"OC","n":"Kea","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":188,"e":"common-flying-dragon","lat":-6.75,"lon":105.33,"p":"Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia","q":"Where do common flying dragons live in the wild?","s":"Common flying dragons are small lizards of the rainforests of Indonesia, including the island of Java. Ujung Kulon National Park at the western tip of Java protects some of the island's last lowland rainforest. A flying dragon glides from tree to tree and comes down to the ground only to lay eggs.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Common flying dragon","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-13","questions":[{"i":189,"e":"asian-water-monitor","lat":13.73,"lon":100.54,"p":"Lumphini Park, Bangkok, Thailand","q":"Where do Asian water monitors live?","s":"Lumphini Park is a green park in the middle of Bangkok, with a big lake in the centre. Asian water monitors, some longer than a metre, swim in the lake and sunbathe on its banks. In the wild they live along rivers, swamps and coasts and eat fish, frogs, eggs and other small animals.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Asian water monitor","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":280,"e":"ragdoll","lat":33.9533,"lon":-117.3962,"p":"Riverside, California, United States","q":"Where was the Ragdoll first bred?","s":"Ragdolls were first bred in Riverside, California, in the 1960s by a breeder named Ann Baker. She started with a white longhaired cat named Josephine. The breed got its name because many Ragdolls go limp and relaxed when they are picked up.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Ragdoll","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":65,"e":"capybara","lat":-28.53,"lon":-57.18,"p":"Iberá Wetlands, Argentina","q":"Where do wild capybaras live?","s":"The Iberá Wetlands in northeast Argentina are a vast area of marsh, lakes and floating islands of plants. Capybaras graze on water plants and grass at the water's edge. They live in groups, swim well and spend hours in the water to keep cool. Colonia Carlos Pellegrini is a small village on the shore of Laguna Iberá.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Capybara","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":14,"e":"african-wild-dog","lat":-19.28,"lon":22.9,"p":"Okavango Delta, Botswana","q":"Where do African wild dogs live?","s":"The Okavango Delta in northern Botswana is a maze of channels, islands and floodplains that forms where a river runs into the Kalahari Desert. African wild dogs roam this wetland in packs and share food to help raise their pups. They hunt as a team and can chase prey over long distances.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"African wild dog","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":324,"e":"psittacosaurus","lat":41.8,"lon":120.77,"p":"Beipiao, Liaoning, China","q":"Where have Psittacosaurus fossils been found?","s":"Liaoning Province in northeast China has rock beds full of well-kept fossils from about 125 million years ago. Near Beipiao, diggers have found many Psittacosaurus skeletons, including an adult with a group of young ones. Its name means parrot lizard.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Psittacosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-14","questions":[{"i":153,"e":"moray-eel","lat":20.42,"lon":-86.92,"p":"Cozumel, Mexico","q":"Where do wild moray eels live?","s":"Moray eels hide in holes and cracks in the coral reefs off Cozumel, an island in the Caribbean Sea near Mexico's Yucatán coast. They poke out their heads during the day and hunt fish, crabs and octopus at night. Their open mouths look scary, but the eel is just breathing.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Moray eel","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":149,"e":"ocean-sunfish","lat":-8.73,"lon":115.54,"p":"Nusa Penida, Indonesia","q":"Where does the ocean sunfish live in the wild?","s":"Ocean sunfish roam the warm and mild oceans of the world, but they visit Nusa Penida, an island next to Bali in Indonesia. From about July to October, cool water rises from the deep and brings sunfish up to reefs such as Crystal Bay. There, small cleaner fish pick parasites off their skin. Sunfish mostly eat jellyfish.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Ocean sunfish","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":118,"e":"andean-cock-of-the-rock","lat":-13.16,"lon":-72.54,"p":"Machu Picchu, Peru","q":"Where does the Andean cock-of-the-rock live in the wild?","s":"Machu Picchu sits on a mountain ridge in the Andes of Peru, surrounded by misty cloud forest. The forest around it is home to the Andean cock-of-the-rock, Peru's national bird. Males gather at display spots called leks, where they bob, flap and squawk to attract the brown females.","d":1,"r":"SA","n":"Andean cock-of-the-rock","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":135,"e":"bottlenose-dolphin","lat":-25.79,"lon":113.72,"p":"Monkey Mia, Shark Bay, Australia","q":"Where does the bottlenose dolphin live in the wild?","s":"Bottlenose dolphins live in warm and mild seas around the world, and Monkey Mia in Shark Bay, Western Australia, is a famous place to meet them. Wild dolphins swim right up to the beach here, and park rangers watch over the visits. Some Shark Bay dolphins carry pieces of sea sponge on their snouts to protect them while they search the sea floor for fish.","d":2,"r":"OC","n":"Bottlenose dolphin","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":104,"e":"wild-turkey","lat":35.6,"lon":-83.5,"p":"Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA","q":"Where does the wild turkey live?","s":"Great Smoky Mountains National Park lies on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina, in the Appalachian Mountains. Wild turkeys search its oak forests and open valleys such as Cades Cove for acorns, seeds and insects. By the 1930s, wild turkeys had become rare in much of the United States, but careful wildlife management has brought them back.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Wild turkey","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-15","questions":[{"i":25,"e":"bornean-orangutan","lat":-2.8,"lon":111.9,"p":"Tanjung Puting National Park, Indonesia","q":"Where do wild Bornean orangutans live?","s":"Tanjung Puting National Park is in Central Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo. Visitors travel along the Sekonyer River by boat through swamp forest, and orangutans often come to the riverbank. A research camp called Camp Leakey has studied orangutans here since 1971.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Bornean orangutan","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":59,"e":"nine-banded-armadillo","lat":29.25,"lon":-103.25,"p":"Big Bend National Park, Texas, United States","q":"Where does the nine-banded armadillo live in the wild?","s":"Big Bend National Park in far west Texas sits in a big curve of the Rio Grande, the river that forms the border with Mexico. Nine-banded armadillos crossed the Rio Grande from Mexico into Texas in the 1800s and have since spread across much of the southern United States. They dig for beetles, ants and worms with their strong claws, mostly at night.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Nine-banded armadillo","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":230,"e":"european-garden-spider","lat":48.16,"lon":11.59,"p":"Englischer Garten, Munich, Germany","q":"Where does the European garden spider live in the wild?","s":"European garden spiders spin round webs in gardens, hedges and woods across Europe. Large city parks such as the Englischer Garten in Munich have plenty of bushes and tall plants where they can hang a web. The spider feels the threads shake when an insect gets stuck, then rushes over and wraps it in silk. Females are bigger than males and are usually the ones you see.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"European garden spider","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":181,"e":"african-rock-python","lat":-19.3,"lon":22.9,"p":"Okavango Delta, Botswana","q":"Where does the African rock python live in the wild?","s":"Each year floodwater from the highlands of Angola spreads across northern Botswana and fills the Okavango Delta. African rock pythons live among the reeds, islands and woodland beside these waterways. They swim well and hunt at night for birds, rodents and small antelope.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"African rock python","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":323,"e":"mamenchisaurus","lat":28.77,"lon":104.62,"p":"Yibin, Sichuan, China","q":"Where was the first Mamenchisaurus fossil found?","s":"In 1952 workers building a road near Yibin in Sichuan, China, uncovered giant bones at a spot called Mamenxi. The animal was named Mamenchisaurus after it. Its neck made up about half of its body length, and it lived about 160 million years ago.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Mamenchisaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-16","questions":[{"i":197,"e":"gila-monster","lat":31.95,"lon":-112.8,"p":"Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona, USA","q":"Where does the Gila monster live in the wild?","s":"Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in southern Arizona lies in the Sonoran Desert, where tall cacti grow among rocky hills. Gila monsters spend most of their lives underground in burrows and come out mainly in spring and early summer. They are slow, shy lizards that eat eggs, baby birds and small mammals.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Gila monster","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":299,"e":"goldfish","lat":30.2439,"lon":120.1489,"p":"West Lake, Hangzhou, China","q":"Where do goldfish come from originally?","s":"Goldfish are usually traced to China, where their wild ancestors, a kind of carp, lived in ponds and streams. People there began keeping gold-coloured ones in ponds more than 1,000 years ago. West Lake in Hangzhou is a famous old place for keeping ornamental fish.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Goldfish","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":220,"e":"sacred-scarab","lat":29.98,"lon":31.13,"p":"Pyramids of Giza, Egypt","q":"Where do wild sacred scarabs live?","s":"Sacred scarabs are dung beetles that live in sandy, sunny places around the Mediterranean, including Egypt. The Pyramids of Giza stand in the same dry landscape. Ancient Egyptians carved scarabs on amulets and jewellery. The beetle shapes dung into a ball, rolls it away and buries it as food for itself and its young.","d":1,"r":"AF","n":"Sacred scarab","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":115,"e":"toco-toucan","lat":-17.8,"lon":-57.3,"p":"Pantanal, Brazil","q":"Where does the toco toucan live in the wild?","s":"Brazil's Pantanal is the biggest tropical wetland in the world. Every year rivers flood the plains, leaving patches of forest and grass. Toco toucans perch in the tops of trees around the wetland and pick fruit with the tip of their long bills. They also eat insects and eggs.","d":2,"r":"SA","n":"Toco toucan","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":114,"e":"scarlet-macaw","lat":8.5,"lon":-83.55,"p":"Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where in the world do wild scarlet macaws live?","s":"Corcovado National Park covers a big part of the Osa Peninsula on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Its rainforest is home to one of the biggest groups of scarlet macaws in the country. Pairs fly above the trees calling loudly, and they feed on seeds, nuts and fruit.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Scarlet macaw","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-17","questions":[{"i":95,"e":"siberian-crane","lat":29.1,"lon":116.3,"p":"Poyang Lake, China","q":"Where do wild Siberian cranes spend the winter?","s":"Poyang Lake in eastern China is the country's biggest freshwater lake. Most of the world's Siberian cranes spend the winter on its shallow shores and mudflats, feeding on the roots of water plants. Siberian cranes are critically endangered, so people work hard to protect the lake.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Siberian crane","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":306,"e":"diplodocus","lat":40.44,"lon":-109.3,"p":"Dinosaur National Monument, Utah, USA","q":"Where have Diplodocus fossils been found?","s":"Dinosaur National Monument lies on the border of Utah and Colorado. A rock wall there shows hundreds of dinosaur bones, and Diplodocus is among them. Diplodocus was one of the longest dinosaurs, about 25 metres from nose to tail, and most of that length was neck and tail.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Diplodocus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":322,"e":"leaellynasaura","lat":-38.77,"lon":143.4,"p":"Dinosaur Cove, Victoria, Australia","q":"Where was the first Leaellynasaura fossil found?","s":"Dinosaur Cove is on the coast of Victoria, Australia, where diggers cut tunnels into the sea cliffs to reach fossils. More than 100 million years ago this land lay far south, near the South Pole, and winters were long and dark. Leaellynasaura was a small plant eater named after the daughter of the scientists who found it.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Leaellynasaura","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":316,"e":"megalosaurus","lat":51.85,"lon":-1.44,"p":"Stonesfield, Oxfordshire, England","q":"Where were the first Megalosaurus bones found?","s":"Stonesfield is a village in Oxfordshire, England, where workers once dug slate for roofs. Some slabs held big bones and jaws with sharp teeth. In 1824 a scholar from Oxford described them, and Megalosaurus became one of the first dinosaurs to get a scientific name.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Megalosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":224,"e":"orchid-mantis","lat":4.4,"lon":102.4,"p":"Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia","q":"Where do wild orchid mantises live?","s":"Orchid mantises live in the rainforests of Southeast Asia. Taman Negara National Park in Malaysia protects a huge area of rainforest with flowering plants along its rivers and trails. The mantis has petal-shaped legs and sits still on a flower until a bee or fly comes close. Females grow much bigger than males.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Orchid mantis","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-18","questions":[{"i":295,"e":"newfoundland-dog","lat":47.5615,"lon":-52.7126,"p":"St. John's, Canada","q":"Where does the Newfoundland dog come from?","s":"Newfoundland dogs are usually traced to the island of Newfoundland, on Canada's east coast. Fishermen there used the big, strong dogs to haul nets and carry ropes through icy water. The dogs are also known for helping swimmers in trouble. Saint John's is the island's biggest city.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Newfoundland dog","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":285,"e":"akita","lat":40.2717,"lon":140.5606,"p":"Odate, Akita, Japan","q":"Where does the Akita come from?","s":"Akita dogs come from Akita Prefecture in northern Japan, where they were once used to hunt. The most famous Akita, Hachiko, was born near the city of Odate in 1923. Hachiko became known for waiting every day at a Tokyo railway station for his owner.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Akita","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":240,"e":"goliath-birdeater","lat":4.7,"lon":-58.8,"p":"Iwokrama Forest, Guyana","q":"Where does the goliath birdeater live in the wild?","s":"The goliath birdeater lives in the rainforests of northern South America. Iwokrama Forest in Guyana is a large reserve of lowland forest, the kind of damp ground where this spider digs its burrow. It hunts at night. Its legs can span about as wide as a dinner plate.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Goliath birdeater","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":214,"e":"inland-taipan","lat":-25.9,"lon":139.35,"p":"Birdsville, Queensland, Australia","q":"Where does the inland taipan live in the wild?","s":"Birdsville is a tiny outback town in southwest Queensland, on the edge of the Simpson Desert. The inland taipan lives on the flat black-soil plains of this region and shelters in deep cracks in the ground. It hunts native rats, and after big rains, when rat numbers grow, it has plenty to eat.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Inland taipan","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":72,"e":"three-toed-sloth","lat":9.39,"lon":-84.14,"p":"Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where do three-toed sloths live in the wild?","s":"Manuel Antonio National Park on Costa Rica's Pacific coast is a small park where rainforest meets sandy beaches. Three-toed sloths hang in the trees here and munch leaves, moving slowly to save energy. They climb down to the ground about once a week to go to the toilet. Despite being slow on land, sloths are good swimmers.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Three-toed sloth","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-19","questions":[{"i":33,"e":"siamang","lat":-1.7,"lon":101.26,"p":"Kerinci Seblat National Park, Indonesia","q":"Where do wild siamangs live?","s":"Kerinci Seblat National Park covers rainforest and mountains in the middle of Sumatra, Indonesia. Mount Kerinci, the country's highest volcano, rises above the trees. Siamangs are the largest of the gibbons, and they swing through the treetops on their long arms.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Siamang","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":199,"e":"american-bullfrog","lat":30.75,"lon":-82.3,"p":"Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia, USA","q":"Where do wild American bullfrogs live?","s":"Okefenokee Swamp in southern Georgia is a huge wetland of dark, tea-coloured water and floating islands of peat. American bullfrogs sit at the water's edge and call at night, and their deep voices carry across the swamp. They eat almost anything that fits in their mouths, from insects and worms to small fish.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"American bullfrog","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":84,"e":"african-grey-parrot","lat":-2.3,"lon":21.3,"p":"Salonga National Park, Democratic Republic of the Congo","q":"Where in the world do wild African grey parrots live?","s":"Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is one of the biggest protected rainforests in Africa. African grey parrots roost in its tall trees and fly out in noisy flocks to eat fruit, nuts and seeds. Their whistles and squawks carry a long way through the forest.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"African grey parrot","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":248,"e":"highland-cattle","lat":56.6787,"lon":-5.1027,"p":"Glencoe, Scotland","q":"Where do Highland cattle come from?","s":"Highland cattle come from the Highlands and western islands of Scotland, where the weather is wet, windy and cold. Their long shaggy coats and long horns help them cope with it. Glencoe is a steep valley in the Highlands, the kind of rugged land where the breed was raised. They are hardy enough to live outdoors on rough hillsides all year.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Highland cattle","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":29,"e":"amur-tiger","lat":45.1,"lon":136.5,"p":"Sikhote-Alin Nature Reserve, Russia","q":"Where does the Amur tiger live in the wild?","s":"Sikhote-Alin is a long mountain range in the Russian Far East, and its nature reserve protects forests of pine, oak and birch beside the Sea of Japan. Amur tigers, also called Siberian tigers, live here and hunt deer and wild boar through the snow. Winters are long and far below freezing.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Amur tiger","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-20","questions":[{"i":257,"e":"rhode-island-red","lat":41.5157,"lon":-71.1626,"p":"Little Compton, Rhode Island, USA","q":"Where was the Rhode Island Red first bred?","s":"Rhode Island Reds were bred in the late 1800s by farmers in southeastern New England, especially around Little Compton, Rhode Island. Farmers wanted hens that laid plenty of brown eggs and stayed healthy through cold winters. There is a small monument to the breed in Adamsville, a village in Little Compton. Rhode Island named it the state bird in 1954.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Rhode Island Red","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":24,"e":"snow-leopard","lat":27.9,"lon":86.8,"p":"Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal","q":"Where do snow leopards live in the wild?","s":"Sagarmatha National Park in Nepal covers high, rocky valleys around Mount Everest. Snow leopards live on the steep slopes above the trees, but they are so shy and well hidden that few people ever spot one. Thick grey fur with dark rosettes helps them blend in with the rocks.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Snow leopard","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":1,"e":"african-elephant","lat":-17.83,"lon":25.15,"p":"Chobe National Park, Botswana","q":"Where do wild African elephants live?","s":"Chobe National Park in northern Botswana is famous for its elephants. In the dry season, big herds walk to the Chobe River to drink, bathe and spray water over their backs. Botswana has more elephants than any other country, and Chobe is one of the best places to see them.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"African elephant","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":229,"e":"red-wood-ant","lat":48.2,"lon":8.2,"p":"Black Forest, Germany","q":"Where do wild red wood ants live?","s":"Red wood ants build tall mounds of conifer needles and twigs in the forests of Europe. The Black Forest in Germany is a large area of spruce and fir woods where you can find them. The ants follow worn tracks along the forest floor and up the trees to collect food. They hunt caterpillars and other insects that eat tree leaves.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Red wood ant","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":132,"e":"humpback-whale","lat":42.35,"lon":-70.3,"p":"Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, United States","q":"Where does the humpback whale live in the wild?","s":"Humpback whales visit Stellwagen Bank, a shallow underwater hill off the coast of Massachusetts, from spring to autumn. Small fish such as sand lance gather there, and the whales lunge up through them with their mouths wide open. Boats from Cape Cod and Boston take visitors out to watch them.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Humpback whale","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-21","questions":[{"i":56,"e":"american-beaver","lat":45.7,"lon":-78.4,"p":"Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada","q":"Where do American beavers live in the wild?","s":"Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario is a huge area of forests, rivers and lakes. American beavers build dams and lodges of sticks and mud here, which turn small streams into ponds. The beaver has been an official symbol of Canada since 1975. Its flat tail slaps the water to warn other beavers of danger.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"American beaver","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":34,"e":"philippine-tarsier","lat":9.69,"lon":123.95,"p":"Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, Philippines","q":"Where does the Philippine tarsier live in the wild?","s":"The Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary is in the town of Corella on Bohol, an island in the central Philippines. Its forest is home to tiny tarsiers that hunt insects at night. Each tarsier fits in a person's hand, and it clings to branches with long fingers that end in sticky pads.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Philippine tarsier","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":121,"e":"blue-footed-booby","lat":-0.63,"lon":-90.36,"p":"Galápagos Islands, Ecuador","q":"Where does the blue-footed booby live in the wild?","s":"About 900 kilometres west of Ecuador, the Galápagos Islands sit in the Pacific Ocean. Blue-footed boobies nest on the ground on several of the islands and are not afraid of visitors. They fly out over the sea and plunge into the water to catch fish. The bluer a male's feet, the more likely a female is to pick him.","d":1,"r":"SA","n":"Blue-footed booby","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":213,"e":"thorny-devil","lat":-25.34,"lon":131.04,"p":"Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia","q":"Where does the thorny devil live in the wild?","s":"Uluru is a huge red rock in the desert of central Australia, and the red sand around it is home to thorny devils. These slow lizards eat only ants, picking up many of them each day with a sticky tongue. If a thorny devil is scared, it tucks its head down and shows a spiky lump on its neck that looks like a second head.","d":2,"r":"OC","n":"Thorny devil","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":287,"e":"chihuahua","lat":28.6353,"lon":-106.0889,"p":"Chihuahua, Mexico","q":"Where does the Chihuahua come from?","s":"Chihuahua, the largest state in Mexico, gave the little dog its name. Tiny dogs like them were found there in the 1800s, and travellers took them north to the United States. Some people link them to the Techichi, a small dog kept in Mexico long ago. The city of Chihuahua is the state capital.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Chihuahua","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-22","questions":[{"i":38,"e":"takin","lat":28,"lon":89.6,"p":"Jigme Dorji National Park, Bhutan","q":"Where does the takin live in the wild?","s":"Jigme Dorji National Park is in the high Himalayas of northern Bhutan, with forests, alpine meadows and snowy peaks. Takins graze on steep slopes and move up to the meadows in summer and down into the forest in winter. Bhutan chose the takin as its national animal.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Takin","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":137,"e":"beluga","lat":58.77,"lon":-94.17,"p":"Churchill, Canada","q":"Where does the beluga live in the wild?","s":"Beluga whales gather every summer where the Churchill River flows into Hudson Bay, near the town of Churchill in Manitoba, Canada. Thousands of them come into the shallow, sheltered river mouth. Belugas are creamy white, and they are also very chatty.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Beluga","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":71,"e":"golden-lion-tamarin","lat":-22.5,"lon":-42.28,"p":"Poço das Antas Biological Reserve, Brazil","q":"Where do wild golden lion tamarins live?","s":"Poço das Antas Biological Reserve lies in the Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro state in Brazil. It was set up in 1974 to protect the golden lion tamarin, a small monkey that lives nowhere else in the wild. Tamarins born in zoos were later released into forests like this one. They sleep in tree holes and search for fruit and insects by day.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Golden lion tamarin","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":4,"e":"giraffe","lat":-3.85,"lon":36,"p":"Tarangire National Park, Tanzania","q":"Where do wild giraffes roam?","s":"Tarangire National Park in northern Tanzania is dotted with baobab trees and acacias. Giraffes stretch their long necks to eat leaves high in the treetops that other animals cannot reach. The Tarangire River draws animals to drink during the long dry season.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Giraffe","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":31,"e":"przewalskis-horse","lat":47.7,"lon":105.9,"p":"Hustai National Park, Mongolia","q":"Where do wild Przewalski's horses live?","s":"Hustai National Park is a rolling steppe in the hills west of Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. Przewalski's horses had vanished from the wild in the 20th century. Zoos kept the species alive, and horses were brought back to Hustai in the 1990s to run free again.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Przewalski's horse","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-23","questions":[{"i":152,"e":"blue-tang","lat":-8.55,"lon":119.5,"p":"Komodo National Park, Indonesia","q":"Where does the blue tang live in the wild?","s":"Blue tangs, the bright blue fish with a yellow tail, live on coral reefs around Komodo National Park in Indonesia. The park is famous for Komodo dragons on land, but its clear, warm waters also hold hundreds of kinds of coral and fish. Blue tangs swim in small groups and dart into gaps in the coral when they feel threatened.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Blue tang","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":236,"e":"luna-moth","lat":38.53,"lon":-78.47,"p":"Shenandoah National Park, United States","q":"Where do wild luna moths live?","s":"Luna moths live in hardwood forests across the eastern United States and southern Canada. Shenandoah National Park in Virginia has hickory, walnut and birch trees, whose leaves their caterpillars eat. The pale green adults fly at night and have no working mouth, so they live for only about a week.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Luna moth","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":247,"e":"jersey-cow","lat":49.1858,"lon":-2.1103,"p":"St Helier, Jersey","q":"Where was the Jersey cow first bred?","s":"Jersey cows come from the island of Jersey, a small island in the English Channel close to the coast of France. St Helier is its main town. The islanders have kept the breed pure by not allowing other cattle to be brought in, a rule that dates from 1789. Jersey milk is rich and creamy, which is why the breed is loved for butter and cream.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Jersey cow","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":147,"e":"clownfish","lat":-18.29,"lon":147.7,"p":"Great Barrier Reef, Australia","q":"Where do wild clownfish live?","s":"Clownfish live among the stinging tentacles of sea anemones on coral reefs, including the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Queensland, Australia. A coating of slimy mucus on their skin helps protect them from the stings. In return, the clownfish chase away small fish that nibble the anemone.","d":1,"r":"OC","n":"Clownfish","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":165,"e":"mantis-shrimp","lat":1.44,"lon":125.2,"p":"Lembeh Strait, Indonesia","q":"Where do wild mantis shrimp live?","s":"Lembeh Strait is a narrow channel of black volcanic sand between Lembeh Island and northern Sulawesi in Indonesia. Divers come here to find strange small animals, including mantis shrimp. These shrimp dig burrows in the sand and watch from the doorway. A mantis shrimp strikes with a club on its arm so fast that it breaks open the shells of crabs and snails.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Mantis shrimp","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-24","questions":[{"i":171,"e":"green-sea-turtle","lat":10.54,"lon":-83.5,"p":"Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where do wild green sea turtles live?","s":"Green sea turtles swim in warm seas around the world, and Tortuguero National Park on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is one of their most important nesting beaches. From about July to October, females crawl up the beach at night, dig a hole in the sand and lay about a hundred eggs. About two months later, the tiny hatchlings dash for the sea.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Green sea turtle","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":258,"e":"pekin-duck","lat":39.9042,"lon":116.4074,"p":"Beijing, China","q":"Where does the Pekin duck come from?","s":"Pekin ducks come from China and are named for Peking, an old spelling of Beijing. The breed is white with an orange bill and is raised for its meat and eggs. A few of these ducks were shipped to the United States in 1873, and the breed spread to farms in many countries.","d":1,"r":"AS","n":"Pekin duck","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":160,"e":"moon-jellyfish","lat":54.35,"lon":10.17,"p":"Kiel Fjord, Germany","q":"Where do wild moon jellyfish live?","s":"Moon jellyfish drift in coastal seas around the world, and Kiel Fjord on the Baltic Sea coast of Germany has lots of them in summer. Scientists in Kiel study them because the jellies can bloom in huge numbers when the water is warm and full of food. A moon jelly is easy to spot by its clear bell with four pale rings inside.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Moon jellyfish","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":179,"e":"aldabra-giant-tortoise","lat":-9.42,"lon":46.42,"p":"Aldabra Atoll, Seychelles","q":"Where do giant tortoises roam free on a remote ring of coral islands?","s":"Aldabra Atoll is a ring of coral islands in the Indian Ocean and is part of Seychelles. About 100,000 giant tortoises live there, grazing on short grass, leaves and low plants. Few people ever visit, and Aldabra became a World Heritage Site in 1982.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Aldabra giant tortoise","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":311,"e":"parasaurolophus","lat":50.75,"lon":-111.5,"p":"Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada","q":"Where have Parasaurolophus fossils been found?","s":"Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta is a World Heritage Site full of badlands and fossils, close to the Red Deer River. Parasaurolophus bones have been found here and in other parts of western North America. It lived about 75 million years ago and walked on two or four legs.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Parasaurolophus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-25","questions":[{"i":277,"e":"japanese-bobtail","lat":35.6762,"lon":139.6503,"p":"Tokyo, Japan","q":"Where does the Japanese Bobtail come from?","s":"Short tailed cats have lived in Japan for hundreds of years, and the Japanese Bobtail is usually traced to them. Cats with short tails appear in old Japanese paintings and prints. Tokyo is the capital of Japan today.","d":1,"r":"AS","n":"Japanese Bobtail","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":170,"e":"sea-anemone","lat":45.88,"lon":-123.97,"p":"Haystack Rock, Oregon, United States","q":"Where do wild sea anemones live?","s":"At low tide, the pools around Haystack Rock on the Oregon coast fill with green and pink sea anemones. Haystack Rock is a huge sea stack that rises out of the beach at Cannon Beach, and volunteers help visitors look at the tide pool animals without harming them. Anemones stay put and wait for small animals to drift by, then sting them with their tentacles.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Sea anemone","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":266,"e":"llama","lat":-15.8,"lon":-69.4,"p":"Lake Titicaca, Peru","q":"Where do llamas come from?","s":"Llamas were tamed from wild guanacos in the high Andes of South America, and the herders who did it lived in what is now Peru and Bolivia. This happened about 5,000 years ago or more. Lake Titicaca sits in that high country, more than 3,800 metres above sea level. Llamas carried loads for the Inca and other Andean peoples, and they still work as pack animals in the mountains.","d":2,"r":"SA","n":"Llama","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":76,"e":"short-beaked-echidna","lat":-35.95,"lon":136.75,"p":"Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island, Australia","q":"Where do short-beaked echidnas live in the wild?","s":"Flinders Chase National Park covers the western end of Kangaroo Island, off the coast of South Australia. Short-beaked echidnas snuffle through the bush here, using long snouts to find ants and termites. When frightened, an echidna digs straight down or curls up, leaving only its spines showing. Echidnas have no teeth, so they crush their food with the tongue against the roof of the mouth.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Short-beaked echidna","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":232,"e":"periodical-cicada","lat":38.91,"lon":-77.04,"p":"Washington, D.C., United States","q":"Where do wild periodical cicadas live?","s":"Periodical cicadas spend 13 or 17 years underground, feeding on tree roots, then climb out together in huge numbers. A 17-year group called Brood X came up around Washington DC in 2004 and again in 2021. The males sing loudly in the trees to attract females, and after a few weeks the adults die.","d":1,"r":"NA","n":"Periodical cicada","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-26","questions":[{"i":35,"e":"binturong","lat":14.43,"lon":101.37,"p":"Khao Yai National Park, Thailand","q":"Where do wild binturongs live?","s":"Khao Yai National Park lies in the hills north-east of Bangkok, Thailand, with rainforest, grassland and waterfalls. Binturongs, also called bearcats, live high in the trees here and are neither bears nor cats. They use their strong tails like an extra hand to grip branches when they climb.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Binturong","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":198,"e":"common-snapping-turtle","lat":41.95,"lon":-82.52,"p":"Point Pelee National Park, Ontario, Canada","q":"Where do common snapping turtles live in the wild?","s":"Point Pelee National Park sticks out into Lake Erie in southern Ontario and is the southern tip of mainland Canada. Its marshes are home to common snapping turtles, which lie in the mud with only their eyes and nostrils showing. They eat plants, fish, frogs and insects, and mothers dig nests in sandy ground in early summer.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Common snapping turtle","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":162,"e":"chambered-nautilus","lat":-13.9,"lon":146.55,"p":"Osprey Reef, Australia","q":"Where do wild chambered nautiluses live?","s":"Osprey Reef is an isolated coral reef in the Coral Sea, far off the coast of Queensland, Australia, and its steep walls plunge deep into the dark. Chambered nautiluses live on these walls. By day they stay deep in cold water, and at night they rise to shallower water to hunt crabs and shrimp. The spiral shell has gas-filled rooms that help the animal float.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Chambered nautilus","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":67,"e":"lowland-tapir","lat":-11.9,"lon":-71.5,"p":"Manu National Park, Peru","q":"Where do wild lowland tapirs live?","s":"Manu National Park in southeast Peru stretches from high Andean cloud forest down to hot Amazon lowlands. Lowland tapirs live in the lowland forest near rivers and swamps. They use their short, bendy snout like a trunk to grab leaves and fruit. Tapirs are also strong swimmers and slip into the water when danger is near.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Lowland tapir","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":187,"e":"chinese-giant-salamander","lat":29.12,"lon":110.48,"p":"Zhangjiajie, Hunan, China","q":"Where do wild Chinese giant salamanders live?","s":"Zhangjiajie is a mountain area in Hunan province in central China, with steep cliffs and cold, clear streams. Chinese giant salamanders hide under rocks and in dark holes in streams like these. They hunt at night for fish, crabs and frogs, and they are now very rare in the wild.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Chinese giant salamander","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-27","questions":[{"i":39,"e":"malayan-tapir","lat":4.4,"lon":102.4,"p":"Taman Negara, Malaysia","q":"Where do wild Malayan tapirs live?","s":"Taman Negara is a huge national park in the rainforests of Peninsular Malaysia. Malayan tapirs walk along its forest paths and riverbanks at night, sniffing out leaves and fruit with their flexible snouts. Their black and white coats may help hide them in the dark.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Malayan tapir","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":196,"e":"western-diamondback-rattlesnake","lat":29.25,"lon":-103.25,"p":"Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA","q":"Where do western diamondback rattlesnakes live in the wild?","s":"Big Bend National Park in western Texas sits in a big curve of the Rio Grande, with desert, mountains and canyons. Western diamondback rattlesnakes rest under rocks and bushes when it is hot and hunt mice, rabbits and birds at dusk. A rattlesnake shakes its rattle as a warning so that larger animals keep away.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Western diamondback rattlesnake","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":329,"e":"giraffatitan","lat":-9.7,"lon":39.25,"p":"Tendaguru Hill, Tanzania","q":"Where were the Giraffatitan bones in Berlin dug up?","s":"Tendaguru Hill in southern Tanzania is one of Africa's best-known fossil sites. Teams from Germany dug there between 1909 and 1913, and local workers carried the heavy bones to the coast to be shipped to Berlin. The skeleton built from them now stands in Berlin's natural history museum and is about 13 metres tall.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Giraffatitan","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":194,"e":"european-green-lizard","lat":48.38,"lon":15.45,"p":"Wachau Valley, Austria","q":"Where do wild European green lizards live?","s":"Sunny terraced hillsides and old stone walls line the Wachau, a stretch of the Danube valley in Austria. European green lizards bask on the warm rocks here and dash into the bushes when disturbed. They eat insects and spiders, and sometimes berries.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"European green lizard","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":89,"e":"indian-peafowl","lat":26.02,"lon":76.5,"p":"Ranthambore National Park, India","q":"Where do wild Indian peafowl live?","s":"Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India, is a dry forest with old lakes and a hill fort. Peafowl are easy to spot here, walking along tracks and perching in the trees. The peacock is India's national bird, and males spread their bright tail feathers to show off to the females.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Indian peafowl","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-28","questions":[{"i":145,"e":"scalloped-hammerhead","lat":5.53,"lon":-87.07,"p":"Cocos Island, Costa Rica","q":"Where do wild scalloped hammerheads live?","s":"Cocos Island is a small, green island in the Pacific Ocean about 550 kilometres off the coast of Costa Rica. Big schools of scalloped hammerheads gather around the underwater mountains near the island, where smaller fish clean their skin. Cocos Island National Park is protected, and it became a World Heritage Site in 1997.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Scalloped hammerhead","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":19,"e":"giant-panda","lat":31,"lon":103.2,"p":"Wolong National Nature Reserve, China","q":"Where do wild giant pandas live?","s":"Wolong National Nature Reserve lies in the mountains of Sichuan province in south-west China. Its cool, misty bamboo forests are home to wild giant pandas. Pandas eat bamboo for many hours every day, and conservation teams work in the reserve to help protect them.","d":2,"r":"AS","n":"Giant panda","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":79,"e":"quokka","lat":-32,"lon":115.52,"p":"Rottnest Island, Western Australia, Australia","q":"Where do wild quokkas live?","s":"Rottnest Island lies off the coast of Perth in Western Australia. In 1696 the Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh mistook the island's quokkas for giant rats and named it Rottnest, which means rat's nest in old Dutch. Today thousands of quokkas live there, feeding on leaves and grass mostly at dusk. Quokkas are small marsupials, and mothers carry their baby in a pouch.","d":2,"r":"OC","n":"Quokka","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":180,"e":"goliath-frog","lat":3.8,"lon":10.13,"p":"Sanaga River near Edea, Cameroon","q":"Where do wild goliath frogs live?","s":"Cameroon's Sanaga River runs through west Africa on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. Goliath frogs live in fast, clear water and rapids in rainforest rivers like this one. These huge frogs sit on rocks near the water and eat insects, crabs and other small animals.","d":3,"r":"AF","n":"Goliath frog","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":62,"e":"virginia-opossum","lat":38.53,"lon":-78.35,"p":"Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, United States","q":"Where do wild Virginia opossums live?","s":"Shenandoah National Park runs along the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia, the state that gave this opossum its name. The Virginia opossum is a marsupial, and it is the only one living in the United States and Canada. Babies spend their first weeks in the mother's pouch. It hunts at night for insects, fruit and small animals.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Virginia opossum","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-29","questions":[{"i":318,"e":"deinonychus","lat":45.29,"lon":-108.91,"p":"Bridger, Montana, USA","q":"Where was the first Deinonychus fossil found?","s":"Deinonychus bones were found in 1964 near Bridger in southern Montana, in rocks called the Cloverly Formation. It was a fast, agile hunter that lived about 110 million years ago. The discovery changed how scientists picture dinosaurs, as active, bird-like animals rather than slow lizards.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Deinonychus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":144,"e":"whale-shark","lat":12.9,"lon":123.6,"p":"Donsol, Philippines","q":"Where do wild whale sharks live?","s":"Donsol, on the southern tip of Luzon in the Philippines, is a well-known place to see whale sharks. They come to feed on plankton in the rich water of the bay, and local people call them butanding. Whale sharks are the biggest fish in the sea, yet they are gentle and eat mostly tiny food.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Whale shark","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":119,"e":"magellanic-penguin","lat":-44.03,"lon":-65.22,"p":"Punta Tombo, Argentina","q":"Where do wild Magellanic penguins live?","s":"Punta Tombo is a rocky point on the Atlantic coast of Patagonia in southern Argentina. It has one of the biggest colonies of Magellanic penguins in the world, with hundreds of thousands of birds in the breeding season. The penguins dig burrows under bushes and swim out to sea to catch fish and squid.","d":3,"r":"SA","n":"Magellanic penguin","c":"birds","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":43,"e":"iberian-lynx","lat":37,"lon":-6.43,"p":"Doñana National Park, Spain","q":"Where does the Iberian lynx live in the wild?","s":"Doñana National Park in southern Spain is a mix of marshes, pine woods and sand dunes near the Atlantic coast. It is one of the places where the Iberian lynx still lives in the wild. This spotted cat hunts wild rabbits in the scrubby thickets. Careful protection and work to help rabbits have helped its numbers grow.","d":2,"r":"EU","n":"Iberian lynx","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":154,"e":"anglerfish","lat":36.75,"lon":-122,"p":"Monterey Canyon, United States","q":"Where do wild anglerfish live?","s":"Monterey Canyon is a huge underwater valley that starts close to the shore of California and drops more than three thousand metres deep. Scientists have sent robot submarines into its dark water and filmed deep-sea anglerfish there. A female anglerfish dangles a glowing lure in front of her mouth to attract fish. The light comes from tiny glowing bacteria.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Anglerfish","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-09-30","questions":[{"i":271,"e":"siamese-cat","lat":13.7563,"lon":100.5018,"p":"Bangkok, Thailand","q":"Where does the Siamese cat come from?","s":"Siamese cats are usually traced to Siam, the old name of Thailand. Old Thai manuscripts describe pale cats with dark ears, faces, paws and tails. Bangkok is the capital, and the first Siamese cats to reach Britain in the 1880s came from there.","d":1,"r":"AS","n":"Siamese cat","c":"pets","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":302,"e":"triceratops","lat":47.06,"lon":-104.69,"p":"Makoshika State Park, Montana, USA","q":"Where have Triceratops fossils been found?","s":"Makoshika State Park sits near the town of Glendive in eastern Montana. Its eroded badlands expose Hell Creek rocks, and Triceratops bones have been dug up there. About 66 million years ago the same land was a warm plain near a shallow sea, and Triceratops was one of its most common plant eaters.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Triceratops","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":244,"e":"lord-howe-island-stick-insect","lat":-31.75,"lon":159.25,"p":"Ball's Pyramid, Lord Howe Island Group, Australia","q":"Where do wild Lord Howe Island stick insects live?","s":"The Lord Howe Island stick insect was once common on Lord Howe Island, a small island in the Tasman Sea. Black rats reached the island in 1918, and the insect was thought to be extinct. In 2001, scientists found a tiny group on Ball's Pyramid, a tall sea stack about 20 kilometres away. Zoos, including Melbourne Zoo, now breed them.","d":3,"r":"OC","n":"Lord Howe Island stick insect","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":13,"e":"spotted-hyena","lat":-3.17,"lon":35.58,"p":"Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania","q":"Where do spotted hyenas live in the wild?","s":"Ngorongoro Crater in northern Tanzania is a huge, ancient volcanic bowl with grasslands, a soda lake and patches of forest. Spotted hyenas live here in large groups called clans, and the females are in charge. They hunt across the crater floor and also clean up leftovers.","d":2,"r":"AF","n":"Spotted hyena","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":131,"e":"blue-whale","lat":5.94,"lon":80.46,"p":"Mirissa, Sri Lanka","q":"Where do wild blue whales live?","s":"Blue whales swim in every ocean except the Arctic, and one place to see them is off Mirissa on the south coast of Sri Lanka. The sea floor drops away into deep water close to the shore there. Blue whales feed on krill, which are tiny shrimp-like animals, and a big whale can eat several tonnes of them in a day.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Blue whale","c":"sea","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-10-01","questions":[{"i":183,"e":"komodo-dragon","lat":-8.65,"lon":119.71,"p":"Rinca Island, Indonesia","q":"Where does the Komodo dragon live in the wild?","s":"Rinca is one of the main islands in Komodo National Park, in Indonesia. Its hot, dry hills and open grassland are home to Komodo dragons, and park rangers keep watch over them. Komodo dragons hunt deer and wild pigs, and they can smell food from far away.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Komodo dragon","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":208,"e":"green-iguana","lat":9.39,"lon":-84.14,"p":"Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica","q":"Where do wild green iguanas live?","s":"Manuel Antonio National Park is a small park of forest and beaches on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Green iguanas rest on branches in the sun and climb high into the trees, where they eat leaves, flowers and fruit. If danger comes near, an iguana may leap straight into the water below and swim away.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Green iguana","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":205,"e":"galapagos-giant-tortoise","lat":-0.68,"lon":-90.35,"p":"Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos, Ecuador","q":"Where do giant tortoises roam free on a chain of volcanic islands?","s":"Santa Cruz is one of the Galápagos Islands, a chain of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean that belongs to Ecuador. Wild tortoises roam its cool, misty highlands, where they graze on grass and fruit and rest in muddy pools. The islands are named after the tortoises, since galápago is an old Spanish word for tortoise.","d":1,"r":"SA","n":"Galápagos giant tortoise","c":"reptiles","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":46,"e":"alpine-ibex","lat":45.52,"lon":7.27,"p":"Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy","q":"Where do wild Alpine ibex live?","s":"Gran Paradiso National Park in the Italian Alps was once a royal hunting ground. In the 1800s only a small group of Alpine ibex survived in these mountains, and the royal reserve helped protect them. Ibex from here were later used to bring the species back to other parts of the Alps. Today they graze steep, rocky slopes high above the trees.","d":3,"r":"EU","n":"Alpine ibex","c":"mammals","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":309,"e":"ankylosaurus","lat":48.01,"lon":-106.45,"p":"Fort Peck, Montana, USA","q":"Where was the first Ankylosaurus fossil found?","s":"Ankylosaurus was named in 1908 from bones found in the Hell Creek rocks of Montana. The land around Fort Peck Lake is part of this fossil-rich region. Ankylosaurus was covered in bony armour and lived about 66 million years ago, near the end of the age of dinosaurs.","d":3,"r":"NA","n":"Ankylosaurus","c":"dinosaurs","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600}]},{"date":"2026-10-02","questions":[{"i":256,"e":"domestic-chicken","lat":14.43,"lon":101.37,"p":"Khao Yai National Park, Thailand","q":"Where did the first chickens come from?","s":"Every farm chicken comes from the red junglefowl, a wild bird of the forests of southeast Asia. Exactly where and when chickens were first tamed is still debated, but recent studies point to the region around Thailand, Myanmar and southern China, a few thousand years ago. Khao Yai National Park in Thailand is one place where wild red junglefowl still live. From there chickens spread across the world with travelling people.","d":3,"r":"AS","n":"Domestic chicken","c":"farm","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":233,"e":"synchronous-firefly","lat":35.65,"lon":-83.58,"p":"Elkmont, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, United States","q":"Where can you see synchronous fireflies flash together in the wild?","s":"Synchronous fireflies live in the forests of the southern Appalachian Mountains. At Elkmont in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, thousands of males flash together in bursts for about two weeks each early summer. Then they go dark for several seconds before starting again.","d":2,"r":"NA","n":"Synchronous firefly","c":"insects","im":null,"iw":800,"ih":600},{"i":166,"e":"giant-clam","lat":7.25,"lon":134.35,"p":"Rock Islands, Palau","q":"Where do wild giant clams live?","s":"Giant clams sit on the shallow reefs of the Rock Islands in Palau, a scatter of green, mushroom-shaped limestone islands in the western Pacific. 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