A) Their long tails B) Their pointed ears C) Their sharp claws D) Their dense, soft fur
A) 2-5 years B) 25-30 years C) 15-20 years D) 5-10 years
A) Teal B) Chartreuse C) Magenta D) Standard Grey
A) High-protein, high-fat B) All-fruit diet C) All-seed diet D) High-fiber, low-fat
A) To regulate their body temperature B) To hydrate themselves C) To sharpen their claws D) To clean their fur
A) Rodentia B) Chinchillidae C) Sciuridae D) Muridae
A) Africa B) Andes Mountains (South America) C) North America D) Australia
A) Cub B) Pup C) Calf D) Kit
A) 100-200 grams B) 400-800 grams C) 1-2 kilograms D) 5-10 kilograms
A) Carnassial B) Shedding C) Open-rooted D) Closed-rooted
A) Approximately 30 days B) Approximately 111 days C) Approximately 150 days D) Approximately 60 days
A) Crepuscular B) Nocturnal C) Arboreal D) Diurnal
A) Multi-level cage B) Aquarium C) Free roaming D) Outdoor hutch
A) A natural molting process B) A type of fur trimming C) A disease that causes fur loss D) Shedding fur as a defense mechanism
A) 50-60°F (10-15°C) B) 30-40°F (-1-4°C) C) 65-75°F (18-24°C) D) 85-95°F (29-35°C)
A) Excessive grooming B) Increased activity C) Loss of appetite D) Thick fur
A) Oatmeal B) Rose hips C) Raisins D) Dried cranberries
A) Paper-based bedding B) Aspen shavings C) Cedar shavings D) Fleece liners
A) Increased playfulness B) Over-grooming or fur chewing C) Relaxed posture D) Vocalization (soft chirping)
A) To attract a mate B) To provide comfort C) To maintain dental health D) To keep them warm
A) Broken limbs B) Digestive issues C) Respiratory infection D) Eye irritation
A) Baby powder B) Chinchilla bathing dust C) Flour D) Sand
A) Playfulness B) Contentment C) Hunger D) Alarm call
A) Establish dominance B) Acclimation to a new environment C) Ensure compatibility with existing pets D) Prevent disease spread
A) High environmental temperature B) Overexertion C) Dehydration D) Lack of ventilation
A) Pure white fur B) Black fur with white markings C) Bluish-grey fur D) Reddish-brown fur
A) Fear or stress B) Excitement C) Sleepiness D) Curiosity
A) Unlimited access to treats B) Stable, cool environment C) Lots of social interaction D) High protein diet
A) Orange tint to their fur B) Green tint to their fur C) Lavender or purple tint to their fur D) Yellow tint to their fur
A) Increased activity B) Shiny coat C) Increased appetite D) Drooling |