Wilderness Wildlife Quiz: Test!
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The Beaver's uses its flat tail to slap the water to scare other animals away.
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True
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False
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Wilderness wildlife is a beautiful thing. It is diverse and fascinating to see these gorgeous creatures in their element. With this quiz, you will learn how a whitetail deer moves, and when bucks lose their antlers, what other animal can you compare a coyote to in size, and what colors or color can a gray fox be. This quiz brings you into the world of wilderness wildlife.
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Flying Squirrels can actually fly.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
They only glide.Rate this question:
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A gray fox is only gray.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
It is gray and red.Rate this question:
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Does the estrous cycle is in Oct. -heat period of 30 hours; come into heat every 28 days.
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True.
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False.
Correct Answer
A. True.Explanation
The estrous cycle refers to the reproductive cycle in female mammals, including humans. It consists of different phases, including the estrus or heat period. In this context, the statement is stating that the estrous cycle is in October and the heat period lasts for 30 hours, occurring every 28 days. The answer "True" suggests that this statement is correct. However, it is important to note that the given statement may not be clear or complete, as it does not provide sufficient information about the specific species or context in which this statement is being made.Rate this question:
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Bucks lose antlers in December/Jan.
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True.
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False.
Correct Answer
A. True.Explanation
Bucks, which are male deer, typically shed their antlers in December or January. This is a natural process that allows them to grow a new set of antlers each year. Therefore, the statement "Bucks lose antlers in December/Jan" is true.Rate this question:
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The white on a White-Tail deers tail does nothing. It just looks good.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
It is a signal to the other deer to follow to attack another animal.Rate this question:
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The life span of deer is how many years?
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6-8 years
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8-11 years
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11-15 years
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A. 8-11 yearsExplanation
Deer typically have a life span of 8-11 years. This is determined by various factors such as their environment, availability of food, and predation. While some deer may live shorter or longer lives depending on these factors, the average life span falls within the 8-11 year range.Rate this question:
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Deer will seek water if they can't out run a predator and swim away.
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True.
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False.
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A. True.Explanation
Deer will seek water if they can't outrun a predator and swim away because water provides them with a means of escape. While deer are known for their agility and speed, if they are unable to outrun a predator on land, they may resort to swimming in order to evade capture. Water can offer a temporary refuge for deer, allowing them to distance themselves from their pursuers and increase their chances of survival.Rate this question:
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Moose hate water.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
They love water. And they love swimming.Rate this question:
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A coyote is the size of what other animal?
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An average sized Great Dane.
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A medium sized Collie dog.
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A normal horse.
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Just like the wolf.
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A. A medium sized Collie dog.Explanation
The correct answer is A medium sized Collie dog. This is because coyotes are typically around the same size as a medium sized Collie dog. They are smaller than a normal horse and larger than an average sized Great Dane. While they are similar to wolves in appearance, they are generally smaller in size.Rate this question:
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Most bucks killed by what age?
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3 years old
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5 years old
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7 years old
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6 years old
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A. 5 years oldExplanation
The correct answer is 5 years old because at this age, bucks have reached their prime in terms of body size, antler development, and breeding potential. They have had enough time to grow and mature, allowing them to compete for mates and establish dominance in their territory. Bucks that are 3 years old may still be growing and developing, while bucks that are 7 years old may start to decline in physical condition. Therefore, 5 years old is generally considered the age at which bucks are at their peak in terms of hunting and trophy potential.Rate this question:
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White-Tail deer can get up to how many feet tall?
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3 - 31/2 feet.
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4 feet.
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4 1/2 feet.
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A. 3 - 31/2 feet.Explanation
White-Tail deer can get up to 3 - 3 1/2 feet tall. This means that the maximum height they can reach is between 3 and 3 1/2 feet.Rate this question:
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Require how many pounds of food per week to satisfy needs?
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5-8 lbs.
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8-10 lbs.
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10-12 lbs.
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15-20 lbs.
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A. 10-12 lbs.Explanation
Based on the given options, the correct answer is 10-12 lbs. This suggests that in order to satisfy needs, a person requires between 10 to 12 pounds of food per week.Rate this question:
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An average wolf weighs about how many pounds?
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85 lbs.
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120 lbs.
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185 lbs.
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200 lbs.
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250 lbs.
Correct Answer
A. 185 lbs.Explanation
An average wolf weighs about 185 lbs. This is the correct answer because it falls within the range of weights typically seen in adult wolves. Wolves can vary in size and weight depending on factors such as age, sex, and geographic location, but on average, they weigh around 185 lbs.Rate this question:
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White-Tail deer tend to move in only how many sq. miles?
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4 miles.
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3 miles.
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2 miles.
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1 mile.
Correct Answer
A. 1 mile.Explanation
White-Tail deer tend to move in only 1 square mile. This suggests that they have a relatively small home range and do not travel very far from their preferred habitat. This behavior is likely influenced by factors such as the availability of food, water, and shelter within their range. By staying within a limited area, they can effectively utilize the resources in their environment and minimize competition with other deer.Rate this question:
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Startled deer will run to nearest cover, then ____ to see if ________.
Correct Answer
stop
followedExplanation
When a deer is startled, it will instinctively run towards the nearest cover for protection. Once it reaches the cover, it will stop and assess the situation to see if it is being followed by any potential threats or predators. This behavior allows the deer to quickly find safety and evaluate if there is still a danger present.Rate this question:
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