Education/Research
When educating visitors, zookeepers may use which of the following in place of a live animal?
a. A stuffed animal
b. Pictures of the animal
c. Games involving the animal
How many zoo injuries have there been in the last 26 years?
A) 500
B)100
C) 352
D)256
Zoos aspire to spend what percent of their budgets on environmental conservation:
A) 2%
B)3%
C)15%
D)30%
How many hours a day do wild lions spend resting?
A.) 10
B.) 15
C.) 20
What is the best way to do hands on learning without having to actually touch an animal?
A.)Petting Zoo
B.)Augmented Reality
C.)Behind Bars
How do most zoos acquire animals to be used for exhibits and research?
a. Trading with other zoos
b. Purchasing them from other zoos
c. Capturing them in the wild
How thick are glass windows in zoos and how many layers?
A) 3 inches 4 layers
B) 2.5 inches 5 layers
C) 4 inches 3 layers
What percent of animals housed in zoos are threatened:
A) 2%
B) 18%
C) 22%
D) 53%
What animals are well known for over grooming and self mutilation in captivity?
A.) Parrots
B.) Cats
C.) Both A and B
The safest way to interact with animals at a zoo is...
A.) Jump right in
B.)Sneak in and pet them
C.)Interconnected trail system
D.)Pay off the keeper
True or False. Most animals used in zoo research are alive. a. True b. False
Which zoo animal is most dangerous?
A)Elephants
B) Gorilla
C)Lions and other big cats D) Bears
True or false: Captive breeding programs are an effective way to re-introduce animals into the wild?
What behavior mimics the exact movement of the jaw when food is being consumed?
A.) False Chewing
B.) Sham-Chewing
C.) Pseudo-Chewing
What is the clearest solution to zoos?
A.) Augmented/ Virtual reality
B.) Ban all zoos
C.) Move all zoo to a larger place