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Stuff Every Animal Science Scout Should Know: free practice in 30-second cards
Stuff Every Animal Science Scout Should Know
Practice facts for the Animal Science merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.
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66 practice questions so far. Each one is a 3-choice card that takes about 30 seconds, and the course grows as new cards pass our source checks.
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- Which farm animal was the first to be domesticated by humans?
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Dog. Dogs were tamed more than 17,500 years ago, before sheep, goats, cattle, or pigs were domesticated.
- Which two common livestock species are omnivores rather than herbivores?
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Pigs and chickens. Most livestock are herbivores, but pigs and chickens eat both plant and animal material.
- Why can pigs and poultry not live on grass alone?
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They cannot digest cellulose in forage. Pigs and poultry are non-ruminants and cannot break down the cellulose in grass, so they need other high-energy feeds.
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- Which farm animal was the first to be domesticated by humans?
- Which two common livestock species are omnivores rather than herbivores?
- Why can pigs and poultry not live on grass alone?
- What is cud, and which animals chew it?
- Which animals are ruminants?
- What is hay?
- What is silage?
- What does selective breeding aim to improve in farm animals?
- Which trait would a farmer likely select against when breeding?
- Which practice helps prevent disease on a farm?
- Why is routine antibiotic use in feed discouraged in many countries?
- What is a zoonosis?
- Why is biosecurity important on a livestock farm?
- Which disease can affect all cloven-hoofed animals?
- What is a broiler chicken raised for?
- Why is controlled lighting used in poultry houses?
- What is artificial insemination used for in dairy cattle?
- What is zero grazing in dairy farming?
- What is extensive animal keeping?
- What is intensive animal farming?
- What is transhumance?
- What is manure used for on many farms?
- Which product comes from sheep and is sorted and graded?
- What is a common use of horses in history?
- Why are oxen still used in some regions today?
- What is aquaculture?
- What do honey bees provide besides honey?
- What is sericulture?
- Why should you wash your hands after visiting a petting farm?
- What is the main product of a dairy cow?
- What is the main product of a beef cow?
- What do laying hens mainly produce?
- What are goats often raised for in places that do not suit dairy cows?
- What is a pig mainly raised to produce?
- Why is pasteurization used for milk?
- Why must milking equipment be kept very clean?
- What is a heifer?
- What is a steer?
- What is a kid in goat terms?
- What is a foal?
- What is a mare?
- What is a wether in sheep terms?
- What is a gilt in pig terms?
- What is a pullet?
- What is a capon?
- Why is overcrowding dangerous for poultry flocks?
- What does egg grading describe?
- What is colic in horses?
- Why does a horse's feed change with the work it does?
- What is pure breeding?
- What is cross breeding? ๐
- What is one advantage of modern technology in animal production? ๐
- Why is ventilation important in a poultry house? ๐
- What is a feedlot used for? ๐
- What is a corral used for with beef cattle? ๐
- What do wholesale and retail cuts describe? ๐
- What does USDA beef grading evaluate? ๐
- What are the components of milk? ๐
- What does grade A milk production require? ๐
- What is a springer in dairy terms? ๐
- What is a barrow in pig terms? ๐
- What is a gelding? ๐
- What is a nanny in goat terms? ๐
- What is a ewe? ๐
- Why should you learn disease symptoms in livestock? ๐
- What is one career skill useful in animal science? ๐