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Learn about Indonesian animals: quizzes, worksheets, infographics and myths
Free learning materials built from PanduanHewan’s sourced data: no-sign-up quizzes, printable worksheets with answer keys, identification guides, infographics, and animal myths and facts.
Free learning materials for students, teachers and families, built from PanduanHewan data in which every fact has a source. Every page works without an account and prints straight from the browser.
No-sign-up quizzes
Multiple-choice questions with sourced answers and explanations.
Animal classification quiz: mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian or fish?
A 10-question quiz on the classes of Indonesian animals, with answers, explanations and links to each animal’s guide. No sign-up.
Herbivore, carnivore and omnivore quiz
A 10-question quiz: does this Indonesian animal eat plants, meat or both? Every answer has a source.
Oviparous, viviparous and ovoviviparous quiz
A 10-question quiz on how Indonesian animals reproduce: laying eggs, live birth or eggs hatching inside the mother, with sourced answers.
Nocturnal and diurnal animals quiz
A 10-question quiz: is this Indonesian animal active at night, by day or at dusk? With answers, sources and explanations.
Indonesia fauna zones quiz: Asian, Wallacean or Australian?
A quiz on Indonesia’s fauna zones and the Wallace and Weber lines, with example animals and the reasons behind each answer.
Conservation status quiz: Indonesian animals on the IUCN Red List
A 10-question quiz: how threatened are these Indonesian animals on the IUCN Red List? Answers come from current IUCN data.
Printable worksheets
Student worksheets with an answer key for teachers.
Worksheet: classifying Indonesian animals (with answer key)
A printable student worksheet: sort Indonesian animals into their classes and recognise their features, with an answer key for teachers.
Worksheet: animal diets and reproduction
A printable worksheet on herbivores, carnivores and omnivores, and on oviparous, viviparous and ovoviviparous animals, using Indonesian examples, with an answer key.
Worksheet: Indonesia’s fauna zones (Asian, Wallacean, Australian)
A printable worksheet on the Wallace and Weber lines and examples of Asian, Wallacean and Australian fauna, with an answer key for teachers.
Worksheet: threatened animals and IUCN status
A printable worksheet on IUCN Red List categories and Indonesia’s threatened animals, with an answer key for teachers.
Identification guides
Recognise animals often seen near home, from features and licensed photos.
Identifying birds around homes and towns in Indonesia
An illustrated guide to the birds most often seen in gardens, parks and towns in Indonesia: features, size and active time, from sourced data.
Snakes near homes in Indonesia: knowing the species and staying safe
Snakes often found near homes in Indonesia, which are venomous according to official sources, and why every snake should be avoided. Not a guide to catching snakes.
Identifying geckos and lizards in Indonesia
Tell apart the house geckos, tokay, skinks and other lizards often seen in Indonesian homes and gardens, with their features and sources.
Identifying frogs and toads around homes and rice fields
Frogs and toads often met around Indonesian homes, gardens and rice fields: features, active time and whether their skin is toxic, according to sources.
Identifying dragonflies and butterflies in gardens
Dragonflies and butterflies often seen in Indonesian gardens, rice fields and ponds, with their identifying features and sources.
Infographics and myths
Shareable charts and short answers to popular animal myths.
Indonesian animal infographics: IUCN status, protection, diet and activity
Shareable infographics from PanduanHewan data: IUCN Red List status, protected animals by group, diet types, reproduction and activity of Indonesian animals.
Animal myths and facts: true or false?
Are tokay geckos venomous, bats blind, or will birds reject a chick a person has touched? Short answers to popular animal myths in Indonesia, with scientific sources.
Need material on one animal?
Every animal page has a quick answer, a classification table and a citable source list.