Animal Care+Training Peer Quiz

What is the minimum amount of time a new animal in a collection should be quaratined?
90 days
180 days
60 days
30 days
If a wild animal cannot be released back into the wild, what is a roll they might take on instead?
Trained for public education
Used for captive breeding
Fostered by rehabilitators
All of the above
Choose the BEST answer: Which organization provides the MOST resources for wildlife rehabilitators?:
USDA
FWS
NWRA
TRUE OR FALSE: Reptiles can catch Tuberculosis
True
False
When is it appropriate the humanely euthanize wildlife?
When they cannot be released back into the wild due to permanent injuries
When they cannot be trained for public education
When wildlife is too injured or sick to be treated without undue suffering
When the animal is an invasive species
All of the above
What is the name of the governmental agency created in 1970 that concerns itself with the conservation of native wildlife and ecosystems?
FDA
USDA
EPA
FWS
Select all that apply: Identify the reason(s) why a disease outbreak might occur in captive animal populations:
Poor hygiene/sanitation
Inappropriate housing conditions
Veterinarians are bad at their jobs
The animals deserved it
What is "animal husbandry"?
When animals get married
The care, management, and breeding of animals in captivity
The care, medical treatments, and eventual release of wild animals
Choose the BEST answer: What might be a good enrichment source for domestic horses?
Stall rest
Moving to a new pasture
Playing fetch
Yoga ball
TRUE OR FALSE: Only true canines can catch the Canine Distemper Virus (CDV)
True
False
Choose the BEST answer: What is "animal welfare"
Caring about animals
The minimum standards required for housing an animal
The state of the animal; it's physical, medical, and mental well-being
When a young animal is taken in by another of its species (not the parents)
Choose the BEST answer: What is the name of a facility where reptiles are kept?
Zoo
Aquarium
Aviary
Herpetarium
Select all that apply: What are important considerations when taking an animal into captivity for rehabilitation, education, or display?
Filing proper documentation and permits for keeping/ caring for the animal
Filing an insurance claim on the animal
A personality quiz for the animal
A medical assesment of the animal
The biological needs of the animal's species
TRUE OR FALSE: Diseases can be spread from animals to people & vice versa.
True
False
What would NOT cause stress in an animal in captivity?
Their keeper is ugly
Lack of enrichment
The enclosure is insufficient/inappropriate
Illness/Pathogens
Choose the odd one out:
FWS
CIA
EPA
USDA
AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums operate on which three core principles?
Animal welfare, safety, and visitor engagement
Animal medical care, entertaining exhibits, and public outreach
Popularity, social media engagement, and outcompeting rival zoos/aquariums
Liberté, égalité, fraternité
Stress hormones are theorized to increase the capabilities of which immuno-response in relation to parasites?
Parasite tolerance
Parasite resistance
Parasite symbiosis
TRUE OR FALSE: There are no known fungi that are pathogenic to animals or humans.
True
False
FREEBIE: What is your favorite animal?
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