A) In Guinea-Bissau B) In Mauritania C) In Senegal D) In the Gambia
A) It was known for its marine life. B) It was the country's first wildlife reserve. C) It was the largest park in Africa. D) It was a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A) In 1975 B) In 1980 C) In 1916 D) In 1967
A) Tourist facilities were developed. B) A wildlife sanctuary was established. C) The Lamin Stream was fenced. D) Tiger enclosures were built.
A) Richard Leakey B) David Attenborough C) Jane Goodall D) Eddie Brewer and his daughter Stella Marsden
A) The Gambia Department of Parks and Wildlife Management B) The Department of Environmental Protection C) The Forest Conservation Agency D) The Ministry of Tourism
A) Rainforest B) Deciduous forest C) Savanna and gallery forest D) Coniferous forest
A) Cedar, fir, spruce and willow B) Eucalyptus, acacia, baobab and neem C) Oil palm, mahogany, iroko and Anthocleista procera D) Oak, pine, birch and maple
A) Chimpanzees B) Vervet monkeys C) Patas monkeys D) Red colobus monkeys
A) Lions B) Hyenas C) Leopards D) Tigers
A) American alligators B) Saltwater crocodiles C) Gharial D) Nile and dwarf crocodiles
A) Green turacos B) West African pied hornbills C) Ahanta francolins D) Penguins
A) It has the largest number of bird species in Africa. B) It is a nesting ground for migratory birds. C) It supports significant populations of various bird species. D) It is the only place where certain birds can be found.
A) Komodo dragon B) Green mamba C) Spitting cobra D) Monitor lizard |