Animals
Birds/Fish
Insects
Trees/Shrubs
Wildflowers/Poisonous
100

This animal’s population was extirpated (local extinction) due to North American settlers.

Bison

100
This bird is the smallest falcon in all of North America.

American Kestrel

100
These are the three main body sections of an insect.

Abdomen, thorax, head

100

This type of leaf margin is completely smooth

Entire

100

This wildflower can be used to wash off fish smell from your hands.

Pineapple weed 

200

What percentage of a grizzly bear’s diet is meat?

30%

200

True or False:

Fish have spinal chords

True

200

How large are Ticks?

About the size of an oatmeal flake
200

This shrub’s branches were traditionally used to clean teeth.

Willow

200

True or false?

All parts of the Mountain Death Camas are poisonous

True

300
The Common Porcupine defends itself with how many quills?

30,000

300

This fish is the provincial fish of Alberta

Bull Trout

300

True or False:

Pulling leaches from the skin is the most effective form of removal.

False, this can lead to infection

300

This shrub’s leaves can be TOXIC when wilted.

Wild Red Raspberry

300

What is the second step of a germinating seed?

The seed skin spits open

400

This animal was immortalized being put on the Canadian quarter.

Caribou

400

This is the most common grouse in all of Alberta.

Ruffed Grouse

400

How long can the bite of a Hobo Spider take to heal?

Up to one year

400

How many sides to each type of needle?

- Pine

- Spruce

- Fir

Pine = 2

Spruce = 4

Fir = 3

400

The common name ‘banebarry’ from the plant Red and White Baneberry was derived from an Anglo-Saxon word meaning what?

Murderous

500

This is how you identify a Bighorn Sheep’s age.

Each deep grove in its horns represent one winter.
500

This is why Ovenbirds got their name.

Their nest are domed, resembling to an old-fashioned outdoor oven.

500
This insect releases anaesthetic that prevents the host from realizing the insect’s penetration.

Ticks

500

Traditionally, the gum of this tree was chewed to relieve indigestion.

Larch

500

What causes the skin irritation from Stinging Nettle?

The Formica acid from its plant hairs