Vocabulary
Habitats
Design a Zoo
Animals at TLD
Spanish
100

Something (like a fence, railing, or natural obstacle that blocks) the way.

A barrier

100

This part of a habitat provides animals with something to drink.

Water

100

What is a reason bird netting is used in aviaries?

To protect birds from wild animals (from disease) and keep the bird in habitat

100

This animal stores fat in a hump on its back.

The dromedary camel

100

Tortoise

Tortuga

200

When animals blend in with their surroundings.

A camouflage

200

This part of a habitat provides animals with energy.

Food

200

Why would a low wooden fence not work for a mountain lion enclosure?

Mountain lions are good climbers and jumpers (they could escape)

200

This animal is found in North America and uses its quills to protect itself from predators.

The North American Porcupine

200

Zoo

Zoológico

300

An animal that eats both plants and animals.

An omnivore

300

This gives animals the ability to run and move around in their habitat.

Space

300
What do zoo designers think about when choosing which plants to have on grounds and in habitats?

Are the plants poisonous? What plants do the animals eat? Are the plants found in the animals natural habitats? 

300

This animal lives in Australia among rocky cliffs, gorges, and boulder fields.

The yellow-footed wallaby

300

Dirt/soil

Tierra

400

Living things; part of an ecosystem 

Biotic

400

This part of a habitat protects the animal from the weather

Shelter

400

What is a benefit of a multi-species habitat?

Social enrichment and to create natural living conditions

400

This animal is threatened by raven predation, illegal collection from the pet trade, cars, and habitat loss and fragmentation.

The desert tortoise

400

Bird

Pájaro

500

This means protecting animals and the environment in which they live.

Conservation

500

A habitat that is separated from the public by barriers and allows them to view the animals inside.

An enclosure

500

Why are habitat enclosures designed with at least two separate areas for the animal?

So keepers can safely enter the habitat (to clean, add enrichment, repair things); so the animals can get a break; to separate animals with medical needs

500

Name two other animals other than rhino that live in rhino habitat.

Springbok, waterbuck, guinea fowl, and egret

500

Purple

Morado

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