Animal quiz

[Hercules beetle]

Basically, i give a question about animals, the first person to get it right takes the next turn to make a question.
You can do multiple choice question OR just a guess question/non-multiple choice.
Ill start off with a multiple choice, nice and easy.
Whats the fastest shark in the world?
A. Thresher shark
B. Blue shark
C. Mako shark
D. Great-white shark

[Hercules beetle]

Basically, i give a question about animals, the first person to get it right takes the next turn to make a question.
You can do multiple choice question OR just a guess question/non-multiple choice.
Ill start off with a multiple choice, nice and easy.
Whats the shark in the world?
A. Thresher shark
B. Blue shark
C. Mako shark
D. Great-white shark

Important notice, i was supposed to ask what the fastest shark in the world was.

[brontodocus]

C. (Shortfin) Mako.

[Hercules beetle]

C. (Shortfin) Mako.

Correct.
Brontocodus now asks a question.

[brontodocus]

Sorry, been absent for a few days...

The geographical distribution of which of these reptile species reaches to the highest latitude among all terrestrial reptiles?

a) Common Garter Snake, Thamnophis sirtalis

b) Viviparous Lizard, Zootoca vivipara

c) Common European Viper, Vipera berus

d) Slow-Worm, Anguis fragilis

[stargatedalek]

I'm probably incorrect but is it a)?

[brontodocus]

I'm probably incorrect but is it a)?

No, I'm afraid it's not a).

[Scottish Sungazer]

Is this a trick question? I would say it is BOTH b and c?

Sorry, been absent for a few days...

The geographical distribution of which of these reptile species reaches to the highest latitude among all terrestrial reptiles?

a) Common Garter Snake, Thamnophis sirtalis

b) Viviparous Lizard, Zootoca vivipara

c) Common European Viper, Vipera berus

d) Slow-Worm, Anguis fragilis

[brontodocus]

Is this a trick question?

No, but I deliberately took four species with geographical ranges that reach unusually far northward. But one of them reaches a northernmost latitude the others don't (if not by much).

[brontodocus]

Well, just to give a little hint, one of those four species was found at a northernmost 70°N at Varangerfjord, Norway. Admittedly, one of the others comes close reaching 69°N in North Western Finland...