Gray Wolves

What does the term "recovery" refer to in environmental science?

• The process of pollution

• Returning to its original state after being damaged

• The increase in global temperatures

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What does "roaming" typically refer to in the context of wildlife?

• Animals playing in the wild

• Animals walking across large distances

• Animals being active at night

Why is conservation important for wildlife?

• It helps increase pollution

• It ensures the survival of human life only

• It protects habitats and ensures the survival of various species

• It is only important for plants, not animals

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What are predators?

• Animals that are hunted by other animals

• Animals that hunt and eat other animals

• Plants that eat insects

• Animals that only eat plants

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Which of the following animals is considered one of the fiercest predators?

• Rabbit

• Great white shark

• Koala

• Giraffe

What does the term "a packs" most likely refer to in the context of animals?

• A group of fish

• A single animal wandering alone

• A group of animals that live and hunt together

• A type of animal shelter

Why is it important for some species to have many offspring?

• To increase the population of predators

• To ensure that at least some survive to adulthood

• Because it is easier for the parents to take care of many

• To make the species more noticeable

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What role do predators play in an ecosystem?

• They only destroy other species

• They help control the population of other species and maintain balance

• They have no impact on the ecosystem

• They only compete with humans for food

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What is one way humans can help in the conservation of wildlife?

• By increasing pollution

• By cutting down more forests

• By creating and supporting wildlife

• By hunting more wildlife

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of wildlife conservation?

• Preservation (saving) of biodiversity

• Prevention (protection) of species extinction

• Increased air and water pollution

• Maintenance (keeping) of ecological balance