Exotics

Question 1

Rabbits

Answer 1

Prey species
evolved to be lightweight and fast
Burrowing herbivores

Question 2

What are the communities rabbits live in

Answer 2

Warrens

Question 3

Rabbit eyes

Answer 3

wide field of view due to lateral orientation
Blindspot below the mouth
Third eyelid

Question 4

Rabbit ears

Answer 4

Highly vascular-take blood
Auditory reception
Heat regulation

Question 5

What are the ears that hang down referred to

Answer 5

Lops

Question 6

Rabbit Fur

Answer 6

Females have dewlop and perform nesting

Question 7

Rabbit feet

Answer 7

Fur covers the toes and feet

Do not have foodpads

Question 8

Rabbit teeth

Answer 8

Second pair of upper incisors are referred to as peg teeth or wolf teeth

Question 9

Hyposodontic

Answer 9

Teeth are continuously growing

Question 10

Cecotrophs

Answer 10

Night feces or soft feces

Contain nitrogen, electrolytes, vitamins

Question 11

Rabbit digestive system

Answer 11

Appendix
Cecum
Sacculus

Question 12

Breeds of Rabbit

Answer 12

Dutch Belted, Lionhead, Angora, Flemish Giant, Holland Lop

Question 13

What do you not give a rabbit to eat

Answer 13

Fruits, sweets, crackers, toast or other complex carbohydrates

Question 14

Reptiles-Shell

Answer 14

Evolved from ribs

Question 15

Carapace shell

Answer 15

Dorsal shell

Question 16

Plastron

Answer 16

Ventral shell

Question 17

Scutes

Answer 17

Keratin that covers the outer periosteum of the shell

Question 18

Turtle Heart

Answer 18

Three-chambered

two atria and one ventricle

Question 19

Reptile lungs

Answer 19

Ventral to the carapace

Question 20

Do turtles have a diaphragm

Answer 20

No. They ventilate from the movement of skeletal muscles and flexion and extension of limbs

Question 21

Male turtles and tortoises

Answer 21

Tortoises have a concave plastron
Water turtles have elongated nails
Box turtles have brilliant red eys

Question 22

Tortoise

Answer 22

Herbivore
Strictly terrestrial
Large hard scale
Thick domed shells

Question 23

Hermann’s tortoise
Sulcata
Leopard tortoise

Answer 23

Tortoise breeds

Question 24

Turtle

Answer 24

Omnivores
Semiaquatic
Flattened shells
Smooth skin
webbed feet
Except Box Turtles

Question 25

Red-eared slider Painted turtle Box turtles

Answer 25

Turtle breeds

Question 26

Cere

Answer 26

Structure located at the cranial dorsal aspect of a bird's beak

Question 27

Choana

Answer 27

Opening at the roof of a bird's mouth that communicates between the oral cavity and the respiratory system

Question 28

Air sacs

Answer 28

Help with flight | Can pop

Question 29

Ventriculus

Answer 29

AKA the Gizzard Muscular stomach May ingest grit to help grind food in the gizzard

Question 30

Uropygial Gland

Answer 30

Helps coat their feathers Preening gland Secretes an oily substance used in grooming, water-repelling quality

Question 31

Vent

Answer 31

Opening at the end of the cloaca Similar to the anus Where everything comes out

Question 32

Crop

Answer 32

Sac where food is stored and softened

Question 33

Pneumatic bones

Answer 33

Hollow bones that contain pockets full or air | Essential for flight

Question 34

Feathers

Answer 34

Do not cut blood feathers | cut 1st 10 primary to prevent flying

Question 35

Piloerection

Answer 35

Fluffed appearance

Question 36

Lethargy, anorexia, resting at the bottom of the cage, sneezing, regurgitation, change in droppings, piloerection, decreased vocalization, tail-bob are all signs of what

Answer 36

Illness

Question 37

What does proper restraint allow the bird to do?

Answer 37

Expand the chest

Question 38

Common species of birds

Answer 38

Parakeet, Cockatiel, Lovebird, Cockatoo, Macaws, Aferican Grey

Question 39

Songbirds

Answer 39

Canary Honeycreeper Finches

Question 40

Bird diet

Answer 40

``` Seeds are not enough Pellet diets Table food Millet spray Potato chips ```

Question 41

What foods should you avoid feeding your bird

Answer 41

Avacado, grapes, onions

Question 42

Frog

Answer 42

Aquatic or terrestrial

Question 43

Toad

Answer 43

Dry skin generally terrestrial Bufos