How to Care for Yaks
  • 1. What is a yak's primary source of food?
A) Grain-based feed
B) Grass and other vegetation
C) Fruit
D) Fish
  • 2. What climate do yaks thrive in?
A) Cold, high-altitude regions
B) Arid deserts
C) Temperate, coastal regions
D) Warm, tropical climates
  • 3. How much water do yaks typically need per day?
A) 5-10 gallons
B) 15-20 gallons
C) Less than a gallon
D) 1-2 gallons
  • 4. What is a common health concern for yaks?
A) Parasites
B) Cavities
C) Diabetes
D) Arthritis
  • 5. What type of shelter is best for yaks?
A) Elaborate stable
B) No shelter needed
C) Simple, windproof structure
D) Heated barn
  • 6. How often should yaks be dewormed?
A) Twice a year
B) Only when symptoms appear
C) Every month
D) Every week
  • 7. What is the purpose of yak wool?
A) Attracting mates
B) Insulation and warmth
C) Digestion
D) Camouflage
  • 8. What is a baby yak called?
A) Chick
B) Pup
C) Kid
D) Calf
  • 9. What is a suitable fencing material for yaks?
A) High tensile wire
B) No fence needed
C) Chicken wire
D) Invisible fence
  • 10. What mineral supplement is often important for yaks?
A) Salt
B) Sugar
C) Pepper
D) Flour
  • 11. What is the average lifespan of a yak?
A) 1-5 years
B) 5-10 years
C) 20-25 years
D) 30-35 years
  • 12. Why is it important to rotate pastures for yaks?
A) To confuse predators
B) To find new water sources
C) Prevent overgrazing
D) To make them exercise
  • 13. What is the best time of year to shear yaks?
A) Summer
B) Spring
C) Fall
D) Winter
  • 14. What should you do if a yak becomes ill?
A) Give it human medicine
B) Consult a veterinarian
C) Feed it extra grain
D) Ignore it and hope it gets better
  • 15. What is the gestation period for yaks?
A) Approximately 3 months
B) Approximately 6 months
C) Approximately 12 months
D) Approximately 9 months
  • 16. Which of the following is a sign of a healthy yak?
A) Excessive drooling
B) Isolation from the herd
C) Bright eyes and alert behavior
D) Dull coat and lethargy
  • 17. What is a common use for yak milk?
A) Making cheese and butter
B) Fertilizer
C) Fuel for lamps
D) Making soap
  • 18. What is the main threat to wild yak populations?
A) Habitat loss and poaching
B) Lack of water
C) Falling off cliffs
D) Overeating
  • 19. What is the purpose of yak dung?
A) Fuel and fertilizer
B) Building material
C) Insect repellent
D) Animal feed
  • 20. How do yaks generally behave in a herd?
A) They are silent and still
B) They are social animals
C) They are extremely aggressive
D) They are solitary animals
  • 21. What type of vaccinations do yaks need?
A) They don't need any
B) Varies by region and disease prevalence
C) Only rabies
D) Only tetanus
  • 22. What is a good way to transport a yak?
A) Bicycle basket
B) Attach it to a kite
C) Car trunk
D) Specialized livestock trailer
  • 23. What should you do during a blizzard?
A) Leave them outside
B) Trim their hair
C) Provide extra feed and shelter
D) Give them ice water
  • 24. What is a possible use for yak fiber besides clothing?
A) Rope and felt
B) Paint
C) Fuel
D) Glue
  • 25. Why are yaks well-suited to high altitudes?
A) Larger lungs and more red blood cells
B) Smaller stomachs
C) Thicker skin
D) No need for oxygen
  • 26. How can you tell if a yak is dehydrated?
A) Rapid weight gain
B) Excessive drooling
C) Increased activity
D) Sunken eyes and dry gums
  • 27. What should you consider when selecting a breeding yak?
A) Smallest size
B) Good conformation and temperament
C) Brightest color
D) Loudest voice
  • 28. What is a sign of estrus in a female yak?
A) Restlessness and increased vocalization
B) Loss of appetite
C) Increased sleep
D) Decreased body temperature
  • 29. What safety precautions should you take when working with yaks?
A) Carry a whip
B) Shout loudly
C) Handle them calmly and respectfully
D) Wear bright colors
  • 30. What are the potential benefits of raising yaks?
A) Erosion
B) Increased mosquito populations
C) Nothing
D) Wool, meat, and milk production
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