Animal Handling and Safety Review

What is the range of vision for most livestock?

• 180 degrees

• 300 degrees

• 360 degrees

• 90 degrees

Why do livestock have to lower their heads to focus on objects on the ground?

• They have excellent depth perception

• They have poor depth perception

• They have a strong sense of smell

• They have a narrow field of vision

What type of vision do livestock primarily use?

• Binocular vision

• Monocular vision

• Night vision

• Thermal vision

What is a characteristic of livestock vision compared to human vision?

• Livestock vision is clearer and more focused

• Livestock vision is less clear and takes more time to process

• Livestock vision is the same as human vision

• Livestock vision is only effective at night

Which color are cattle unable to see?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Yellow

What is one limitation of livestock hearing according to the text?

• Livestock can pinpoint the exact location of a sound.

• Livestock can only determine the location of a sound within 30 degrees.

• Livestock can hear better than humans in all situations.

• Livestock rely on their hearing only when they have poor eyesight.

How do livestock respond to loud, high-pitched sounds?

• They are attracted to them.

• They dislike them.

• They are indifferent to them.

• They cannot hear them.

What is one of the uses of smell in livestock?

• Identifying other animals

• Communicating with humans

• Finding water sources

• Navigating terrain

Which sense do frightened animals rely on more than smell?

• Taste

• Vision and hearing

• Touch

• Smell

What can certain smells cause if they are associated with something bad?

• Happiness

• Fear

• Hunger

• Curiosity