Curious Orangutans and 4 Other Animals a Bit Different in Captivity
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11th Grade - University
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Multiple Choice
What is one reason animals in captivity differ from their wild counterparts?
They have more predators.
They are exposed to fewer microbes.
They have less food.
They interact more with humans.
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Multiple Choice
Why do zebra finches incubate their eggs differently in captivity?
They have less food available.
They are more exposed to predators.
They have more time due to abundant food.
They are isolated from other birds.
3.
Multiple Choice
What does behavioral plasticity in zebra finches indicate?
Lack of learning ability.
Adaptation to environmental changes.
Inability to adapt.
Fixed behavior patterns.
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Multiple Choice
What is a key factor that influences orangutans' curiosity in captivity?
Presence of other orangutans.
Lack of food.
Fear of predators.
Interaction with human keepers.
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Multiple Choice
How do captive hyenas differ from wild ones in problem-solving?
They rely on social learning.
They have smaller brains.
They are less afraid of new objects.
They learn from watching humans.
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