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Osprey Chicks

A close-up image of an Osprey chick in a nest, surrounded by greenery and feathers, with a soft focus that highlights its eyes and plumage.

Osprey Chicks Quiz

Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of Osprey chicks! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of their development, instincts, and unique characteristics.

Engage with questions covering:

Development stages
Physical attributes
Behavioral instincts
Unique traits

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by FlyingEagle142

Are osprey chicks born with their eyes:

Open

Closed

About how much does a chick weight at hatch?

1oz

2oz

3oz

.5oz

What is the chicks first plumage called?

Hatch down

Thermal down

Natal down

New born down

What is the first stage of development called?

Feather growth

Structural growth

Behavioral growth

Thermal growth

The transfer of maternal antibodies to chicks occurs through:

Saliva transfer

Crop milk transfer

Yolk transfer

Food transfer

What two competing instincts keeps the chicks from falling out of the nest?

Fear/curiosity

Calm/fear

Fear/knowledge

Knowledge/curiosity

The act of playing dead is called:

Anthropomorphize

Crepuscular

Mantle

Thanatosis

Osprey's are:

Diurnal

Monotreme

Piscivorous

All of the above

What is the chromosome pattern for a female osprey?

What is the Osprey's special foot/toes called?

Ectothermy

Topography

Zygodactyl

Polygynous

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