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