A) Hormonal changes triggered by day length B) Animal's mood C) Random chance D) Availability of food
A) Increased singing B) Nesting behavior C) Change in eye color D) Feathers found on the ground
A) The snake's social status B) The snake's diet C) The snake's age exactly D) Growth and health of the snake
A) The breeding season of deer and other ungulates B) The shedding of insect exoskeletons C) A skin disease in reptiles D) A type of bird migration
A) Rainfall B) Availability of food C) Temperature D) Personal preferences
A) Sleeping patterns B) Courtship rituals C) Eating habits D) Playing behavior
A) Hibernation season B) Migration season C) Breeding season D) Molting season
A) Stress B) Decreasing testosterone levels C) Increasing estrogen levels D) Food scarcity
A) Increased appetite B) Fur color in rabbits C) The development of a mane in male lions D) Change in sleep cycle
A) Change the humidity B) Change the temperature C) Feed the snake more D) Keep a record of found skins
A) Using binoculars or spotting scopes B) Making loud noises C) Following the animal closely D) Feeding the animal
A) They are carrying eggs B) They are sick C) They have eaten too much D) They are preparing to hibernate
A) By their movement B) By their color C) By their calls D) By their size
A) Guesswork based on one-time sightings B) Reliance on folklore C) Consistent, detailed observation notes D) Ignoring the weather
A) A molting location B) A type of food source C) A gathering of males for courtship display D) A type of hibernation nest
A) Shedding B) Migration C) Hibernation D) Wrestling by the males
A) Overall health B) Eating habit C) Social status D) Mental state
A) Observe from a distance B) Interfere with the molting C) Feed the animal D) Handle the animal
A) Insects B) Snakes C) Mammals D) Birds
A) Leave trash behind B) Make loud sounds C) Feed the animal D) Take pictures and videos
A) A molting area B) A type of disease C) A featherless area on the abdomen for incubating eggs D) A spot with unique colors
A) To grow larger B) To hibernate C) To camouflage D) To attract mates
A) Becoming aggressive B) Burrowing in sand C) Migration upstream D) Changing the color
A) They are more playful B) They are more social C) They are vulnerable and stressed D) They are more aggressive
A) Migration B) Aggressive behavior in males C) Hibernation D) Molting
A) They are more active B) They often become less active C) They eat more D) They socialize more
A) Carrying nesting materials B) Molting C) Shedding D) Fighting
A) Offering food B) Approaching closely C) Relocating them D) Minimizing disturbance
A) Sleeping more often B) Patches with missing fur C) Change of color D) Increase in size
A) Dry climate B) Dense forest C) Access to water D) High altitude |