Yellowstone National Park - Animal Senses

Ranger Margo from Yellowstone National Park discusses the park's wildlife and their use of senses for survival. The video covers the five senses: taste, sight, smell, hearing, and touch, explaining how different animals utilize these senses in their environment. The video also emphasizes the importance of keeping wildlife wild by not feeding them human food.

What is the second most popular reason people visit Yellowstone National Park?

• To experience the diverse wildlife

• To hike the trails

• To camp in the wilderness

• To see the hydrothermal features

Which type of teeth do bison have, and what does it indicate about their diet?

• Sharp teeth, indicating they are carnivores

• Flat teeth, indicating they are herbivores

• Mixed teeth, indicating they are omnivores

• No teeth, indicating they are scavengers

What is the primary reason wolves have sharp, pointy teeth?

• To attract mates

• To hunt and eat meat

• To grind plants

• To chew on bones

Which animal in Yellowstone is known for having the best eyesight?

• Bison

• Bear

• Eagle

• Wolf

What is the advantage of having eyes on the side of the head for prey animals?

• Better depth perception

• Wider field of view

• Improved night vision

• Enhanced color detection

Which animal is known for having the best sense of smell in Yellowstone?

• Eagle

• Bear

• Bison

• Wolf

Which animal has the best sense of hearing according to recent research?

• Deer

• Owl

• Bat

• Moth

What is a key advantage of having paws for animals like bears?

• Improved camouflage

• Enhanced swimming ability

• Ability to climb trees

• Better grip on icy surfaces

What is the fastest land mammal in North America found in Yellowstone?

• Pronghorn

• Bear

• Bison

• Wolf

How do hooves benefit animals like mountain goats?

• They enhance jumping ability

• They improve camouflage

• They provide better traction on rocky surfaces

• They help in swimming