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Photo: Chris Vees (Flickr)
Here is a Risso Dolphin. Can you guess the scientific name?
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Photo: Chris Vees (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Grampus griseus
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Photo: A. Jasclics (Flickr)
Here is a Carabid Beetle. Can you guess the scientific name?
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Photo: A. Jasclics (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Agra sasquatch
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Photo: Dogymho (Flickr)
This salamander doesn't have lungs. It breathes using gills. Can you guess it's scientific name?
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Photo: Dogymho (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Oedipus complex
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Photo: ccho (Flickr)
Can you guess this hairless dog's scientific name?
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Photo: ccho (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Xoloitzcuintli (pronounced "show-low-eats-quint-lee")
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Photo: Marj Kibby (Flickr)
Can you guess this bird's name?
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Photo: Marj Kibby (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Dicrurus bracteatus AKA Spangled Drongo
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Photo: play4smee (Flickr)
This Australian Wasp doesn't mess around. Can you guess the scientific name?
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Photo: play4smee (Flickr)
Scientific Name: Aha ha
The scientific name starts with the Genus the animal belongs to followed by the name of that particular species.













