Test your knowledge!

[A. gigas]

Yikes, I quit after question 7 without answering a single one except the multiple choice...

Me too, except there was a pic of a Bushmaster which I also got correct. I made it to I think 9 before I gave up.

 

[foto69man]

I feel so stupid now...and here I thought I had a passable knowledge of herps........ugggh

Your Score
Your Score » 9 out of 100 ( 9.09 %) Answered Correctly » 4 out of 44 correct

 

[Otolith]

Meh, Never got to take herpetology, always conflicted with some boring prerequisite. I knew none of the taxonomy at all.

Your Score » 11 out of 100 ( 11.36 %) Answered Correctly » 5 out of 44 correct Your Result
Your Result » Grade D

 

[Otolith]

Oh yeah, I'd never seen of these guys before that test had to google more about them after it gave the sp name.
http://www.empireoftheturtle.com/emydura_subglobosa.htm

Absolutely gorgeous!

 

[GhostShrimpMan]

I'll give it a shot. I'll be happy if I get one right.

 

[GhostShrimpMan]

Yes!

Your Score » 7 out of 100 ( 6.82 %)
Answered Correctly » 3 out of 44 correct

The only one I really knew was that a costal scale was not on a snake's head.


You are smart Chris!

 

[snakeguy101]

I took it a second time and got a 75% (33 of 44). I used Google though so I can't really count it.

 

[GhostShrimpMan]

Still pretty good as I would have no idea what to type in the search bar besides blue head, curvy scales. haha

 

[snakeguy101]

haha, after a while you start to recognize where the snakes are found roughly and that narrows down your search. If you get really good you can start to recognize families too and from there you are just an image search away from a positive ID.

 

[BlackShark11k]

Just when I thought I knew something about herps, the internet proves me wrong.