Wildlife Conservation Trivia Questions
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This term describes animals that are active primarily during the night, like owls and bats.
Difficulty: Easy- Diurnal
- Nocturnal
- Crepuscular
- Cathemeral
This phenomenon, triggered by increased nutrient runoff into waterways, causes algal blooms that deplete oxygen and create dead zones harmful to aquatic life.
Difficulty: Medium- Eutrophication
- Acidification
- Salinization
- Sedimentation
This concept describes how small populations become trapped in a downward spiral where small size leads to problems that further reduce population size.
Difficulty: Hard- Extinction Vortex
- Population Sink
- Demographic Trap
- Allee Effect
The largest living land animal, this species is threatened by ivory poaching and habitat loss across Africa and Asia.
Difficulty: Easy- Rhinoceros
- Hippopotamus
- Elephant
- Giraffe
This international treaty, signed in 1971 in Iran, protects wetlands of international importance and the waterbirds that depend on them.
Difficulty: Medium- Bonn Convention
- Ramsar Convention
- Basel Convention
- Stockholm Convention
This metric quantifies ecosystem health by tracking populations of representative vertebrate species, showing a 69% decline between 1970 and 2018.
Difficulty: Hard- Biodiversity Intactness Index
- Living Planet Index
- Species Richness Index
- Ecological Footprint Index
This organization, founded in 1961 and headquartered in Switzerland, is one of the world's largest conservation groups and uses a panda as its logo.
Difficulty: Easy- Greenpeace
- Sierra Club
- The Nature Conservancy
- World Wildlife Fund
This African antelope with spiral horns was declared extinct in the wild in 2000 but has since been reintroduced to Chad from captive populations.
Difficulty: Medium- Addax
- Bongo
- Scimitar-horned Oryx
- Sable Antelope
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