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