WorksheetsWildlife Review Quiz - #6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is this a track of? Hint: Very Common in our Lancaster County back yards.
What animal is this a sign of? Hint: This is called a "rub".
What is this a sign of? Hint: they dig up the yards looking for white grubs.
What is the significance of riparian zones in wildlife habitat preservation?
They are primarily used for recreational activities
They provide unique habitats and act as natural water filters
They are designated areas for industrial development
They are unsuitable for wildlife and are often cleared
a warm-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that is distinguished by the possession of hair or fur, the secretion of milk by females for the nourishment of the young, and (typically) the birth of live young.
Mammal
Bird
Amphibian
Exotic Species
Define: seriously at risk of extinction. Hint: The Black-footed ferret.
Endangered
Extinct
Carnivore
Pollution
the presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects.
Pollution
Endangered Species
Conservation
Mammals
an animal that feeds on flesh.
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
White-tailed deer
Grey fox
Whitetail deer
Which is a true statement regarding rodents.
Rodents have continuously growing incisors.
Flying squirrels are the only mammals that can fly.
The woodchuck is the largest rodent in North America
Rodents have a double set of upper incisors.
What is the state animal of Pennsylvania?
black bear
white-tailed deer
turkey
squirrel
Which animal can wreak havoc on crops and is considered by some to be a wildlife management issue?
White Tailed Deer
Skunk
Red Fox
Coyote
Which animal has these footprints?
Opossum
Bobcat
Raccoon
Coyote
Badger
Gray Wolf
Black Bear
Bobcat
What is "rut"
when deer mate
the name for a young buck
what we call a doe that is ready to have a baby
the name for a mature buck
North America's largest rodent
river otter
beaver
groundhog
grey squirrel
Which animal shares marsupial features with the kangaroo?
Meadow Vole
Opossum
Mink
Beaver
These tracks belong to:
Hint: Other signs - Debarking on deciduous trees, scat 1-3 cm long, cashew shaped, often in large piles at the bottom of a tree,
Porcupine
Racoon
Beaver
Skunk
