Question:
Find the odd one out in the series:
\[
\text{Lion, Elephant, Tiger, Fox, Cheetah, Bear, Hyena}
\]
Find the odd one out in the series:
\[
\text{Lion, Elephant, Tiger, Fox, Cheetah, Bear, Hyena}
\]
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In odd-one-out questions, classify items based on category, function, or common property to identify the different one.
Updated On: Jul 15, 2026
- Hyena
- Elephant
- Fox
- Tiger
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Concept:
To find the odd one out, we identify the common characteristic among the given animals.
Step 1: Observe the animal category.
Lion, Tiger, Fox, Cheetah, Bear, and Hyena are all carnivorous or mainly flesh-eating animals. They hunt or feed on meat.
Step 2: Check Elephant.
Elephant is a herbivorous animal. It feeds on plants and does not belong to the carnivorous group. Thus, Elephant is different from the others. Hence, the odd one out is: \[ \boxed{\text{Elephant}} \]
Step 1: Observe the animal category.
Lion, Tiger, Fox, Cheetah, Bear, and Hyena are all carnivorous or mainly flesh-eating animals. They hunt or feed on meat.
Step 2: Check Elephant.
Elephant is a herbivorous animal. It feeds on plants and does not belong to the carnivorous group. Thus, Elephant is different from the others. Hence, the odd one out is: \[ \boxed{\text{Elephant}} \]
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