16 Questions
What is a characteristic of permanent marking methods in animal identification?
They are resistant to wear and tear
When did wild animal domestication begin?
15,000 - 9,000 years ago
What is a consequence of domestication?
A wide variety of breeds
What is a key aspect of good stockmanship?
Based on the five freedoms
What is a problem that can arise from intensive husbandry practices?
Problem behaviour due to boredom
Which of the following is NOT a type of marking method?
Domestication
What is a benefit of using branding as a marking method in animal identification?
It is a permanent method
What is a consequence of relying on man for survival, as seen in domesticated animals?
Loss of natural instincts
What is the primary reason for using ear tags as a semi-permanent marking method?
They are visible from a distance
What is a key principle of good stockmanship?
Providing adequate space and companionship
What is a potential problem associated with farming and herding?
Increased natural aggression
What is a natural consequence of introducing non-native species, such as hamsters, into an ecosystem?
Poisoning rodents
What is a potential drawback of using radiation for marking animals?
It has adverse effects on animal health
What is a benefit of using streamers as a temporary marking method?
They are visible from a distance
What is a key difference between domestication and taming?
Domestication involves artificial selection
What is a potential consequence of keeping animals in close quarters, such as in battery farming?
Increased natural aggression
This quiz covers various methods of marking and domestication of wild animals, including permanent, semi-permanent, and temporary marking techniques. Learn about different methods used to identify and track animals in the wild.
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