Animals and humans
Animal Products
Animal Roles
General Domestication Facts
Animal Domestication Facts
100

Wool, leather, and cashmere are examples of these types of products.

What are Animal Products? 

100

This animal produces wool. 

What is sheep? 

100

These dogs are trained to provide comfort and support to people.

What are therapy dogs?

100

This term means selectively breeding an organism in captivity for use by humans for food or other services

What is Domestication? 

100

Before they were domesticated, sheep were able to do this with their wool. 

What is shedding?

200

Humans first domesticated this animal to hunt along side them

What are dogs? 

200

Turkeys were known to contribute to humans through their meat and what other product?

What are feathers?  

200

These dogs are trained to find people

What are search and rescue dogs? 

200

This term defines only a few members of a species being able to be domesticated. 

What is Tame? 

200

Before chickens were domesticated, they were able to do this. 

What is flying?

300

Humans use animals for horseback riding, racing, hunting, and competitions in this area 

What is sporting and recreation?

300

This animal produces Cashmere, a fiber used to create sweaters and other woven wear.

What are goats? 

300

This newly recognized animal assists the visually impaired with tasks. 

What are miniature Horses? 

300

Most domesticated animals cannot do this in the wild. 

What is survival? 

300

Cats were domesticated in this ancient country. 

What is Egypt?

400

Animals can provide humans with physical and psychological benefits through this relationship.

 What is companionship? 

400

Cattle are known to produce these two products for human consumption.

What is meat and milk? 

400

Cats provided this service to decrease the amount of rodents near civilizations

What is pest control? 

400

This process differs from taming because it involves changes to a population over many generations.

What is domestication?

400

This animal was domesticated in ancient china as a food source and to manage food disposal. 

What are pigs? 

500

Service dogs and their owners have this that allows them to have access to nearly all premises.

What are Legal Rights?

500

Rats, mice and other rodents are used by universities to serve in this role. 

What is Research?

500

These dogs can be trained to detect illegal materials such as drugs and explosives, provide search and rescue, and retain suspects

What is K-9 Law Enforcement?

500

This determines an animals suitability to be domesticated. 

What are the 6 characteristics of domestication? 

500

This animal was domesticated in the Eurasian Steppe for plowing purposes. 

What is the horse?

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