Animal Planet
3 examples of food produced by animals.
What are Meat, Milk, and Eggs?
The entire species meets all 6 characteristics.
What is a Domesticated?
The basic unit of taxonomic rank.
What is Species?
Animals have similar rights to humans.
What is Abolitionist?
Protective of newly born offspring. An example of this is caring for young.
What is Maternal?
3 examples of fiber produced from animals.
What are Hide, Wool, and Leather?
One or a few individuals. Offspring still possess traits of wild counterparts.
What is Tame?
Credited with the first system of classifying living things
Who is Aristotle?
People can do whatever they want to animals, humans are the only species with rights.
What is Absolute?
An animal getting use to or ignoring a stimulus
What is Habituation?
4 examples of entertainment that involved animals.
What are Rodeo, Hunting, Fishing, and Horseback Riding?
An issue that arises from breeding in captivity
What is the animals will not breed?
A group of animals with common ancestors and distinguishing characteristics
What is a Breed?
Animals have rights, but human needs for food, clothing, and research outweigh those rights.
What is Utilitarian?
An animal attaching themselves (socializing) to an individual early on.
What is Imprinting?
An animal produced and raised for human purposes such as food for consumption.
What is a Production Animal?
The goal of growth rate in the domestication process.
What is Reach Maturity Fast?
A system of naming organisms by their genus and species using Latin.
What is Binomial Nomenclature?
A philosophy that animals should be treated in a kind and caring matter.
What is Animal Welfare?
Training an animal to respond to a stimulus
What is Conditioning?
An animal just used for compaionship such as a pet and not use for consumption.
What is a Companion Animal?
The 6 characteristics of domestication.
What are Diet, Growth Rate, Ability to Breed in Captivity, Disposition, Temperament, Social Hierarchy?
The 7 levels of scientific classfication.
What are Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species?
A philosophy that animals have the same rights as humans and that they should not be used for human consumption.
What are Animal Rights?
The study of animal behavior in their natural habitat.
What is Ethology?