A) Zoology B) Animal tracking C) Paleontology D) Botany
A) Rubs B) Tracks C) Cloud formation D) Scat
A) The pattern of footfalls B) Habitat preference C) Animal's diet D) Fur color
A) Birds B) Deer C) Mustelids (e.g., weasels) D) Reptiles
A) Width between tracks B) Age of the track C) Length of the track D) Depth of the track
A) When the hind foot lands in the print of the forefoot. B) The animal's vocalization. C) The type of substrate the animal walked on. D) The number of animals in a group.
A) Ice B) Dry leaves C) Mud D) Solid rock
A) Shovel B) Ruler or calipers C) Compass D) Binoculars
A) The animal is very old B) The animal is injured C) The animal is walking on ice D) The animal's claws are extended
A) Sex B) Migration patterns C) Age D) Diet
A) Bear B) Rabbit C) Squirrel D) Fox
A) Plantigrade B) Unguligrade C) Palmate D) Digitigrade
A) Water source B) Bedding area C) Hunting ground D) Migration route
A) Walk B) Bound C) Pace D) Gallop
A) Register B) Stride C) Straddle D) Gait
A) Horse B) Bear C) Dog D) Deer
A) The animal was injured B) The animal was very large C) The animal was running fast D) The animal was moving slowly
A) A trail is made by humans B) A trail is a series of tracks C) A track is older than a trail D) There is no difference
A) The animal's species B) The animal's gait C) The animal's direction of travel D) The animal's name
A) The animal is injured. B) The animal is migrating. C) The animal is marking its territory. D) The animal is foraging for food.
A) The bird is dead B) The bird is nesting C) The bird flew away D) The bird was captured
A) To sell the photos B) To attract other trackers C) For documentation and later analysis D) To scare away animals
A) The sharpness of a single track B) The size of a single track C) The depth of a single track D) The overall arrangement of multiple tracks
A) A guide to identifying trees B) A field guide specific to animal tracks in your region C) A guide to cloud formations D) A guide to identifying bird calls
A) Moonlight B) Rain C) Wind D) Sunlight
A) A method of cleaning tracks B) A type of insect C) Where an animal has rubbed against a tree or rock D) A type of plant
A) Forefeet B) Paws C) Legs D) Hindfeet
A) Monitoring populations and movement B) Building trails C) Attracting animals D) Hunting animals
A) Rodent (mouse, rat, squirrel) B) Ungulate (deer, elk, moose) C) Feline (cat, lion, tiger) D) Canine (dog, wolf, fox)
A) The animal's age B) Where the animal is going C) The animal's health D) What the animal ate last |