Critter Challenge
Noah's Animals
Oooooowls
The Food Chain
Making Tracks
100
These laughing birds are the Outback's "alarm clock."
What are kookaburra?
100
This hairy mammal is covered in scutes.
What is the hairy armadillo?
100
This is what an owl creates with food it cannot digest.
What is an owl pellet?
100
These animals use photosynthesis to make their own food.
What are producers?
100
This is an example of "evidence" an animal might leave behind.
What are tracks or scat.
200
This rodent creates a "day care" in the wild.
What is the Patagonian Cavy?
200
This South American animal will spit when frightened.
What is the llama?
200
The types of food that get packed into the pellet.
What are bones, feathers, hair, teeth, and claws?
200
These animals eat producers.
What are consumers?
200
These animals leave four toes and no claws.
What are felines?
300
This primate loves to groom.
What is the vervet monkey?
300
These curious mammals are from North Carolina and come out at night.
What are raccoons?
300
Examples of owl prey.
What are moles, voles, mice, birds, and frogs?
300
These animals only eat plants.
What are herbivores?
300
These animals leave four paws and claws.
What are canines?
400
These are the third largest tortoises in the world.
What are the African spurred thigh tortoises?
400
This Australian reptile uses a colorful tongue to save himself.
What is the blue tongued skink?
400
This is the owl's first stomach.
What is the glandular stomach?
400
These animals mostly eat meat.
What are carnivores?
400
These animals have human-like feet with five toes.
What are raccoons and opossums?
500
This animal uses giant ears to cool down.
What is the fennec fox?
500
This giant reptile has been around since prehistoric times.
What is the alligator?
500
This is the owl's second stomach.
What is the muscular stomach?
500
These animals eat plants and animals.
What are omnivores?
500
These animals have heart-shaped prints.
What are hoofstock?
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