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1 STATION A 1. What is the correct scientific name (sometimes called Latin name) of this animal? a. Bobcat b. Lynx rufus c. Lynx canadensis d. Ceryle alcyon 2. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is the most common wildcat species in Michigan. a. True b. False 3. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is afraid of the water. a. True b. False
2 STATION B 4. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Eastern Fox Squirrel b. Eastern Gray Squirrel c. Eastern Chipmunk d. Red Squirrel 5. This animal is considered a (an): a. Carnivore b. Omnivore c. Herbivore 6. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is known to die eating poisonous mushrooms and not get sick. a. True b. False
3 STATION C 7. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Indiana Bat b. Hoary Bat c. Silver Haired Bat d. Red Bat 8. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This bat is the largest and most widespread species in North America. a. True b. False
4 STATION D 9. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Fisher b. Opossum c. Monkey d. North American Porcupine 10. Which statement about this animal is false? a. This animal is native to Michigan. b. The offspring are born naked and helpless with eyes shut. c. This animal lives 5 to 10 years. d. This animal is a herbivore Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal has 1 offspring per year. a. True b. False
5 STATION E 12. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Coyote b. Grey Wolf c. Red Fox d. Gray Fox 13. How may Morphs does this animal have? a. 4 b Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is the most widely distributed of wild canids in the world. a. True b. False
6 STATION F 15. What is the correct scientific name (sometimes called Latin name) of this animal? a. Mustela vison b. Gulo gulo c. Mustela nivalis d. Mustela frenata 16. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is a member of the Weasel family. a. True b. False 17. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is an excellent tree climber but not a good swimmer. a. True b. False
7 STATION G 18. What is the correct common name of the animal shown above? a. Beaver b. Muskrat c. House Mouse d. Norway Rat 19. Which Photograph best represents this animal s habitat; A or B? A B
8 STATION H 20. What is the correct common name of the bat in the photo above? a. Red Bat b. Hoary Bat c. Indiana Bat d. Brown Bat 21. What of the following is true? a. This bat is on the state and federal endangered species list. b. This bat s is the most abundant tree bat species in North America c. This bat is not native. d. This bat does not migrate. 22. Is the following statement True or False? This bat can fly up to 70 miles per hour. a. True b. False
9 STATION I 23. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Mink b. Least Weasel c. Long-tailed Weasel d. Short-tailed Weasel 24. This animal is a. a herbivore b. not native to Michigan c. Primarily nocturnal but is diurnal in the winter. 25. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is a good swimmer. a. True b. False
10 STATION J THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 26. In the space provided on your answer sheet, write the Order, Sub Order, Family, Sub Family and species (scientific name) of this animal.
11 STATION K ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 27. In the space provided on your answer sheet, list the habitat (s) of the animal shown below. NOTE the book shows 2 species of this animal. List all habitats for both species.
12 STATION A 1. What is the correct scientific name (sometimes called Latin name) of this animal? a. Bobcat b. Lynx rufus c. Lynx canadensis d. Ceryle alcyon 2. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is the most common wildcat species in Michigan. a. True b. False 3. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is afraid of the water. a. True b. False
13 STATION B 4. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Eastern Fox Squirrel b. Eastern Gray Squirrel c. Eastern Chipmunk d. Red Squirrel 5. This animal is considered a (an): a. Carnivore b. Omnivore c. Herbivore 6. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is known to die eating poisonous mushrooms and not get sick. a. True b. False
14 STATION C 7. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Indiana Bat b. Hoary Bat c. Silver Haired Bat d. Red Bat 8. Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This bat is the largest and most widespread species in North America. a. True b. False
15 STATION D 9. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Fisher b. Opossum c. Monkey d. North American Porcupine 10. Which statement about this animal is false? a. This animal is native to Michigan. b. The offspring are born naked and helpless with eyes shut. c. This animal lives 5 to 10 years. d. This animal is a herbivore Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal has 1 offspring per year. a. True b. False
16 STATION E 12. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Coyote b. Grey Wolf c. Red Fox d. Gray Fox 13. How may Morphs does this animal have? a. 4 b Is the following statement about this animal true or false? This animal is the most widely distributed of wild canids in the world. a. True b. False
17 STATION F 15. What is the correct scientific name (sometimes called Latin name) of this animal? a. Mustela vison b. Gulo gulo c. Mustela nivalis d. Mustela frenata 16. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is a member of the Weasel family. a. True b. False 17. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is an excellent tree climber but not a good swimmer. a. True b. False
18 STATION G 18. What is the correct common name of the animal shown above? a. Beaver b. Muskrat c. House Mouse d. Norway Rat 19. Which Photograph best represents this animal s habitat; A or B? A B
19 STATION H 20. What is the correct common name of the bat in the photo above? a. Red Bat b. Hoary Bat c. Indiana Bat d. Brown Bat 21. What of the following is true? a. This bat is on the state and federal endangered species list. b. This bat s is the most abundant tree bat species in North America c. This bat is not native. d. This bat does not migrate. 22. Is the following statement True or False? This bat can fly up to 70 miles per hour. a. True b. False
20 STATION I 23. What is the correct common name of this animal? a. Mink b. Least Weasel c. Long-tailed Weasel d. Short-tailed Weasel 24. This animal is a. a herbivore b. not native to Michigan c. Primarily nocturnal but is diurnal in the winter. 25. Is the following statement True or False? This animal is a good swimmer. a. True b. False
21 STATION J THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 26. In the space provided on your answer sheet, write the Order, Sub Order, Family, Sub Family and species (scientific name) of this animal. Carnivora, Caniformia, Mustelidae, Taxidiinae, Taxidea Taxus
22 STATION K ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 27. In the space provided on your answer sheet, list the habitat (s) of the animal shown below. NOTE the book shows 2 species of this animal. List all habitats for both species. Northern/Southern Flying Squirrel: Urban and Suburban yards and parks; mixed woods, coniferous and deciduous forests.
LOOK AT THE PICTURE BELOW AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:
STATION A 1. What is the correct scientific name (sometimes called Latin name) of this animal? a. Raccoon b. Northern Raccoon c. Procyon lotor d. Ceryle alcyon 2. Is the following statement about this
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