Animal Welfare
This word means to have some kind of worth or merit.
What is value
A multicellular oganisms with complex tissue systems that usually move! These guys ate- eat? I don't know the lingo these days.
What are animals
This type of connecting tissue helps support animal's bodies and provide structure
What are bones
This type of behavior is something an animal is born with.
To bring wild animals under the control of humans over a long period of time for the purpose of providing useful products and services; the process involves careful handling, breeding, and care. Animals who have undergone this process include sheep, dogs, chickens, etc
What is domestication
What is animal rights
This class of animal has hair, warm blood, and usually has live birth... with the sole exception of the platypus (and the echidna)
What are mammals?
Blood, saliva, and -erm.... other bodily "liquids" make up this type of tissue
What are fluid tissues
This psychologist really liked dogs. So much so that he fed them on a regular schedule to test their behavior. Some may say his name has a nice "ring" to it.
Who is Pavlov
this term refers to an animal who possesses some of the 6 traits of domestication
A philosophy that animals should be treated in a kind and caring manner
What is Animal Welfare?
These 2 terms are the most SPECIFIC ways we classify animals. They also make up an organisms scientific name.
This number represents the different categories of bones in animals body (as well as the different types of connective tissue)
This term refers to something new for an animal whether that be visual, auditory, or from other senses. This concept explains why animals may be curious but cautious around new things
What is novelty?
A reason we domesticate animals
What is...
- stable food and clothing
- Allows for specialization that can create surpluses
- Less nomadic culture
What is animal exploitation?
This term refers to specific species of animals that human made for specific traits they have.
What is a breed
Skin, scales, and feathers are all examples of this type of tissue
What are epitheal tissues
Area of the flight zone where an animal cannot see you
What is a blindspot
This term refers to how easily an animal panics around humans. For domesticated animals- you want a mild one....
What is temperment
Refers to various aspects of you about you including your religion, race, cultural background, education, etc. These things can help build to your animal philosophy.
What is identity?
What is chordata
Connects muscle to bone
What are tendons
Animals behavior in groups. Examples include pecking orders, pack behavior, etc.
What is a social hierarchy
How calm or aggressive an animal is. The reason Joe Exotic's friend lost an arm is because tigers have a poor one of these
What is disposition?