Animal Behavior

What is a pheromone?

• A product you can give an animal to help it sleep.

• Feed additive to help calm down nervous animals.

• A chemical substances that attract the opposite sex.

• A product you can give an animal to stimulate them to be more protective.

Roosters may refuse to breed with certain hens. This is an example of

• Sexual behavior

• Eliminative behavior

• Ingestive behavior

• Social behavior

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Courtship behavior is

• what animals do prior to eating.

• a behavior that is learned or taught to animals.

• what animals do when they are protecting their territory.

• a behavior that males and females of a species carry out before mating.

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A close bond between a cow and her calf is an example of

• Social behavior

• Protective behavior

• Maternal behavior

• Paternal behavior

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Good maternal behavior plays a big part in the succes of a beef, sheep or goat production farm.

• I strongly agree

• I agree

• Maybe

• I doubt it

• No way

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Cows can become _______________ after having a calf.

• Calm

• Sleepy

• Mellow

• Aggressive

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A puppy crying is an example of

• Social behavior

• Communicative behavior

• Eliminative behavior

• Protective behavior

The most common way a mother recognizes her young is

• It's appearance

• It's cry

• It's smell

• How it tastes when she licks it.

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Cows can see how far around them?

• 180 degrees

• 100 degrees

• 200 degrees

• 310 degrees

Bulls will tend to do what when they are put into a group?

• Sleep

• Eat

• Fight

• Run