Fruit Tree Identification Quiz

Fruit Trees

• The fruit of the sapodilla tree has a brown outer skin and a sweet pulp.
• The fruit of the tamarind tree is brown, tastes sour, and its pulp is often used to make chutneys.
• The fruit of the pear tree is green, crunchy, and bell-shaped, with a mild apple flavor.
• The fruit of the cherry tree is sweet, red, and small, comprising a hard seed surrounded by edible flesh.
• The fruit of the custard apple tree is round and contains a thick, custard-like flesh beneath its skin.
• The fruit of the coconut palm tree is round and tastes sweet.
• The fruit of the date palm tree is sweet, oblong, and has a single seed, often sun-dried and used to garnish sweet dishes.
• The fruit of the papaya tree is yellow and juicy, eaten raw or ripe, and beneficial for health.
• The fruit of the orange tree is round and green, golden or red, recommended to keep the doctor away.

Amazing Animals

• Sea cucumbers are typically spiny and globular marine animals with five teeth in the middle of their back that continue to grow throughout their lives.
• Sea urchins are marine animals that violently contract their muscles when threatened.
• The Goliath birdeater is the largest spider in the world by mass and size, eating insects, rats, and mice, but not birds.
• Capybaras are the largest rodents in the world, also known as water hogs or carpinchos, fantastic swimmers that can grow up to 1.2 m long and weigh 35-60 kg, found in South and Central America.
• Sea anemones are stinging polyps that spend most of their time attached to rocks on coral reefs or on the sea bottom, largest and most colorful in warmer seas.
• Dugongs are medium-sized marine mammals that feed on grasses and can stay underwater for six minutes before surfacing, with rounded forelimbs and flippers lacking nails.
• Whale sharks are the world's biggest fish, growing up to 18 meters long and weighing 23,000 kg, pure vegetarians that do not harm humans.