Odder Questions

Why do humans tag animals?

• To track their movements and gather data about their behavior in the wild.

• To make them easier to catch for food.

• To identify them for breeding purposes.

• To keep them as pets.

What is the significance of understanding animal behavior?

• It helps in conservation efforts and ensures the well-being of animals in captivity.

• It allows for better training of pets and domestic animals.

• It provides insights into animal nutrition and feeding habits.

• It aids in the development of new veterinary medicines.

What is captivity?

• The state of being kept in a confined space, such as a zoo or aquarium, rather than living freely in the wild.

• A form of entertainment involving wild animals in their natural habitat.

• A method of training animals to perform tricks for human amusement.

• A legal term for the ownership of wild animals.

What is Kairi's name in captivity?

• Twyla

• Luna

• Mira

• Zara

What should Odder be careful of according to her mother?

• Humans, sharks, and all that she doesn't understand.

• Only sharks and other sea creatures.

• Only humans and their technology.

• Nothing, she should explore freely.

What do humans do to otters before releasing them back into the wild?

• Humans tag the otters before releasing them back into the wild.

• Humans feed the otters before releasing them back into the wild.

• Humans bathe the otters before releasing them back into the wild.

• Humans train the otters before releasing them back into the wild.

What are some common predators of otters?

• Sharks

• Dolphins

• Rabbits

• Squirrels

How do otters communicate with each other?

• Through vocalizations, body language, and scent marking.

• By using sign language exclusively.

• Only through vocal sounds.

• By mimicking other animals' calls.

What are the dangers that otters face in the wild?

• Predators like sharks

• Excessive sunlight exposure

• Overpopulation of otters

• Lack of food sources

What does it mean to be released into the wild?

• Being returned to its natural habitat after being in captivity.

• Being placed in a zoo for public viewing.

• Being trained for human companionship.

• Being relocated to a different country.