Wildlife Recap PACS

When should you not release an animal where you found it? Select all that are correct.

• If you don't have a car and can't access it.

• If the cause of the animal injury is still there.

• If you have grown attached to the animal you have rescued.

• If it is an invasive no native species.

When should the public be made aware of a successful animal release?

• Before release

• During release

• After release

• Never

Why is it important to be able to identify an animal before release? Select all that are correct.

• Make sure you release the right individual.

• Better for tracking individuals after release.

• Movements can be tracked after release.

• Makes them more easily seen after release.

Ringing is most commonly used as a tagging method for what taxa group?

• Birds

• Reptiles

• Fish

• Mammals

Which of the following is a drawback of microchipping?

• Can be invasive.

• Can be cheap.

• Can be less reliable.

• Can fall off.

Risso's dolphins can be identified by...

• Tagging

• Behaviour

• Markings

• Mouth shape

Which local authority will may need to be informed of a wild animal release? Select all that are correct.

• RSPCA

• Police

• Fire brigade

• Parking wardens

Which of the following can you not release back into the wild in the UK?

• Red squirrel

• Grey squirrel

• Roe deer

• Red deer

What time of the day should you avoid releasing an animal? Select all that are correct.

• Dawn

• Midday

• Dusk

• Midnight

What tagging method is this?

• Radio collar

• Television collar

• Computer collar

• Internet collar