Teaching Animal Unit Overview

The video introduces the Teaching Animal Unit (TAU), led by Sarah Beth Ruth, which provides hands-on experience in animal care and management for students at the CBM. The TAU includes facilities for livestock, equine, and swine, allowing students to engage in various activities such as milking, feeding, and handling animals. The unit is conveniently located near the vet school, offering practical learning without the need to travel far.

Who is the director of the Teaching Animal Unit?

• Sarah Beth Ruth

• John Doe

• Emily Clark

• Michael Smith

What is the primary purpose of the Teaching Animal Unit?

• To provide veterinary services

• To offer hands-on experience in animal production

• To train animals for entertainment

• To conduct animal behavior research

What is the abbreviation used for the Teaching Animal Unit?

• TAM

• TAU

• TAN

• TUA

Where is the TAU located in relation to the vet school?

• In a different city

• Outside the back doors

• Next to the library

• Across the street

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of student workers at the TAU?

• Milking dairy cows

• Feeding animals

• Conducting animal surgeries

• Maintaining pastures

What type of animals are housed in the pastures at the TAU?

• Dogs and cats

• Horses and chickens

• Goats and sheep

• Cows and pigs

What do students learn in the equine section of the TAU?

• Horse racing techniques

• Basic equine behavior and handling

• Advanced veterinary procedures

• Equine nutrition

Which of the following is a name of one of the mares at the TAU?

• Luna

• Clementine

• Bella

• Daisy

Which facility is NOT part of the swine section at the TAU?

• Dairy barn

• Finishing barns

• Nursery

• Farrowing house

What type of experience do students gain at the swine facility?

• Virtual simulations

• Online courses

• Theoretical knowledge

• Hands-on experience