1/2 term re-cap quiz

Animal welfare means:

• The physical health of the animal

• The physical and psychological health of the animal

• The psychological health of the animal

• The emotional well being of the animal

Stereotypic behaviours are

• Behaviours observed in wild animals

• Behaviours that are typical of a species

• Abnormal behaviours not observed in wild animals

• Behaviours that are typical of one individual

Head bobbing is what type of stereotypic behaviour?

• Locomotion

• Oral

• Excessive grooming

• Repetitive movement

According to Casey & Hogg (2014) almost half of documented animal escapes in Australian zoos were...

• Mammals

• Invertebrates

• Birds

• Amphibians

Release of non-native species poses...

• Environmental threat

• Economic, welfare and environmental threat

• Economic, social and environmental threat

• Social and environmental threat

What has contributed most to the decline in bird escapes from zoos?

• Clipping of flight feathers

• on site security personnel

• 24 hour CCTV

• double door systems

Animals listed under CITES Appendix I are...

• In danger of becoming threatened

• Endangered

• Least concern

• Data deficient

For animals listed in CITES Appendix 2:

• All trade of live animals is prohibited

• A permit is needed to trade the animal and it's byproducts

• Trade of the animals by-products is limited

• Trade of the animal and it's byproducts are prohibited

Kagan et al. (2015) state "what" is fundamental for welfare?

• "meaningful choice and control of an animals environment"

• "access to basic needs"

• "naturalistic enclosures"

• "minimal interaction with the public and members of staff"

Kagan et al. (2015) claim staff training is fundamental for animal welfare and all staff should be involved in:

• cleaning only

• delivery of daily care only

• population planning at both species and individual level

• population planning at individual level only