The red fox is 20-30kg. True or False?
False. They're less than 10 kg.
What are the mandibles?
mouth parts
What is the difference between an herbivore, omnivore and carnivore?
herbivore eats plants, omnivore eats both plants and meat, and carnivore eats meat
What happens to red deer antlers each year?
Fall off and grow back
How do spiders catch their prey?
Webs
What do woodpeckers mostly eat?
Larva and insects
Which insect that we learned about has a queen?
Ants
What is a ruminant?
An animal with a special stomach with four parts
What do ALL arachnids have?
4 pairs of legs and 2 body sections
What is the home of the fox called?
Den
Name on animal we learned about that is nocturnal.
Fox, owl
What are the 3 sections of an insects body?
head, thorax, abdomen
What are talons?
Claws on birds
What is special about the eagle-owls toes?
They can move backward or forward
What do ALL insects have?
3 pairs of legs, 3 body sections, 1 pair of antennae
What is an ungulate?
An animal with hooves
What does camouflage mean?
Blending into surroundings
What are boars large teeth called?
Tusks
Crabs, spiders and ants are arthropods. True or False?
True
Which bird that we learned about migrates?
None
What is a male deer called?
Stag
Which animals creates holes in trees to find food?
Woodpecker
The older a deer is, the more branches their antlers have. True or False?
True
What is an owl pellet?
The bones and parts owls throw up that they can't digest