Eastern Wolf Knowledge Assessment

The video discusses the eastern wolf, an endangered species found in Quebec and Ontario. It covers the wolf's physical characteristics, habitat, and diet. The video highlights threats such as human activity and habitat loss, and outlines conservation efforts by national parks and governments. Legal protections under various acts are mentioned, and viewers are encouraged to learn more and spread awareness about the eastern wolf's role in the ecosystem.

What is a distinctive feature of the Eastern Wolf's appearance?

• It has long black hair on its back.

• It has green eyes.

• It has a blue pelt.

• It has a white tail.

Where is the Eastern Wolf primarily found?

• In the Sahara Desert

• In the Rocky Mountains

• In the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence region

• In the Amazon Rainforest

What is a primary component of the Eastern Wolf's diet?

• Insects

• Berries

• Whitetail deer

• Fish

Which human activity is NOT mentioned as a threat to the Eastern Wolf?

• Fishing

• Hunting

• Deforestation

• Trapping

Approximately how many Eastern Wolves are estimated to be breeding adults?

• 500

• 1,500

• 1,000

• 2,000

Which Canadian province has specific areas off-limits to wolf hunters?

• Ontario

• Manitoba

• British Columbia

• Alberta

What is the focus of La Mauricie National Park in relation to the Eastern Wolf?

• Logging

• Tourism

• Hunting

• Research, monitoring, and education

Under which act is the Eastern Wolf protected in Quebec?

• The National Parks Act

• The Endangered Species Act

• The Quebec Act respecting the conservation and development of wildlife

• The Wildlife Protection Act

What is one way individuals can help the Eastern Wolf?

• By adopting a wolf as a pet

• By learning and spreading awareness about its role in the ecosystem

• By feeding them in the wild

• By relocating them to urban areas

What is the estimated total number of Eastern Wolves?

• 2,000

• 1,000

• 3,000

• 500