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100

Why is Crowaline unable to be released?

Habituated

100

If a species is endangered in the wild, that means what?

There are no longer any remaining individuals in the wild, but there are some in captivity.

100

What is the term for "stitching" used in medicine?

suture

100

What is the little dog's name?

Page

100

What is the technical term for x-ray?

Radiograph

200

Name all four ambassador birds and what type of bird they are.

Crowaline - fish crow

Wallace and Gromit - eastern screech owl

Mina - great horned owl

200

What is the name of the smallest species of sea turtle we will see here at CROW?

Kemp's Ridley

200

What are two characteristics of a turtle shell?

Made of bone and keratin, fused ribs, has nerves, and can feel touch/pain

200

What happened at Stacy's farm?

Chickens done got eated 

200
What helps protect clinic staff during x-rays? Why do they need protection?

Lead-lined gloves and coverings

Radiation can cause cell damage if you are exposed to it often

300

Name the trophic levels and give examples

Energy-Sun

Producer-Plants

Primary Consumer-Mouse

Secondary Consumer-Snake

Tertiary Consumer-Owl

Apex-Owl


300

What is the name of the small, round organ located near/with the liver in the frog?

Gallbladder

300

What type of suture did we learn?

Simple Interrupted Suture

300

What animal is Stacy most willing to admit she hates?

Bats

300

What are the two types of blood cell and their function?

Red - carry O2

White - Immune System

400

What is the name of the substance in the petri dish you put the bacteria on?

Agar

400

What is the process called in sharks that allows them to rest along the bottom and breathe without swimming?

Buccal Pumping

400

Name four steps for a proper suture

Needle at 90 degrees

EQUIDISTANT entry/exit

Start in the middle and move outwards

Loop the suture twice then once

400

What did Stacy and the wolves discover about Page? How did they discover it? How is it useful?

BONUS: What is the wild wolf pack's alpha named?

She communicates with the bats 

Followed her to a dead doe and orphaned fawn

They can learn about animals that need help, thanks to the extensive bat colony (even really far away)

Name: Dusky

400

What patient species did we see in the intake room? 

Age?

Reason we see them?

Nestling yellow-crowned night heron

Fall from nest, predator, orphan, etc

500

What is the name of the species of deer that is endangered in Florida?

The Key Deer

500

Amphibians (ex; frogs) are an example of a _______ in an environment? What characteristics make them this?

Bioindicator

500

What is pH?

What is the range of the pH scale? Which side is acidic? Basic? 

Give an example.

Acidity

0-14; 0 is acidic, 14 is basic

7-neutral; battery is acidic, pure water is neutral, bleach is basic


500

What are five things that happen leading up to the end of the chapter we read?

Page leads the group to a dead doe and an orphaned fawn -> Stacy and the wolves realize that Page and the bats communicate -> the crew preps supplies for further away rescue -> Page leads the group to a campsite with two humans and a skunk with its head trapped in a jug -> Page runs towards the people, worrying Stacy

500

Name one group's scavenger hunt animal, reason for rescue, admission, treatment, rehab, and release outcome.

Infant Flying Squirrel...

Hatchling Green Sea Turtle...

Juvenile Brown Pelican...