Zoo Collections recap

Which of the following is an example of modern zoo legislation?

• Clean Air Act (CAA)

• Endangered Species Act (ESA)

• Animal Welfare Act (AWA)

• Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)

What type of information is typically included in zoo records?

• Information about the zookeepers

• Information about the zoo's financial records

• Information about the zoo's marketing strategies

• Information about the animals in the zoo

Which of the following is a zoo conservation strategy?

• Captive breeding programs

• Selling exotic animals

• Destroying natural habitats

• Hunting endangered species

What does the term 'zoological park' refer to?

• A facility where animals are kept and displayed for public viewing and education.

• A park where animals are trained for circus performances.

• A park where animals are hunted for sport.

• A park with only plants and no animals.

Which organization is responsible for accrediting zoos and aquariums in the Wales?

• World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

• International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

• United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

• British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA)

What is the purpose of a studbook in zoos?

• To record the daily activities of animals in captivity.

• To monitor the behavior and social interactions of animals in captivity.

• To track the pedigree and breeding history of animals in captivity.

• To keep track of the medical records of animals in captivity.

Which of the following is an example of a zoo enrichment activity?

• Giving animals more space to roam

• Providing animals with less food

• Removing all toys and stimuli from the enclosure

• Providing puzzle feeders

What is the purpose of a Species Survival Plan (SSP) in zoos?

• To provide entertainment for zoo visitors.

• To increase revenue for the zoo.

• To study the behavior of animals in captivity.

• To manage and conserve endangered species through cooperative breeding programs.

What does the term 'zoological garden' refer to?

• A facility where animals are kept for scientific research.

• A facility where animals are kept for private display and entertainment.

• A facility where animals are kept for public display and education.

• A facility where animals are kept for breeding and conservation purposes.

Which of the following is a common zoo terminology?

• cage

• habitat

• pen

• enclosure