Quiz: The Strangest National Animals of Countries

Which country has a venomous mammal as its national animal?

It's the only mammal that lays eggs and has a duck like Bill.

If you guessed Australia, you're right.

The platypus, with its webbed feet and electro sensing abilities, is one of the strangest creatures on earth.

It perfectly represents Australia's unique and diverse wildlife.

Which country chose a dragon as its national animal?

No, it’s not a mythical creature— this one actually exists!

Bhutan’s national symbol is the Druk, or Thunder Dragon, representing strength and protection.

It appears on the country’s flag, symbolizing the power of the monarchy and the spiritual heritage of the

nation.

Which country picked a unicorn as its national animal?

It may sound like a fairy tale, but Scotland proudly claims the unicorn as its symbol!

In medieval times, unicorns were seen as powerful and untamable, much like Scotland’s fierce independence.

Today, you can find unicorns on Scottish royal emblems and historic buildings.

Which country has a tiny, endangered primate as its national animal?

The Philippines chose the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world!

With its enormous eyes and ability to rotate its head almost 180 degrees, this nocturnal creature is both

adorable and mysterious.

It symbolizes the country’s rich biodiversity and commitment to conservation.