Especialidades JA/Rastreio de animais/Requisitos

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Rastreio de animais

Nível de Habilidade

1

Ano

1976

Version

24.11.2024

Autoridade de Aprovação

Divisão Norte Americana

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Rastreio de animais
Estudos da natureza
Nível de Habilidade
123
Autoridade de Aprovação
Divisão Norte Americana
Ano de Introdução
1976



1.

Know ten kinds of tracks, including two kinds of bird tracks. Make plaster casts of five.

2.

Name at least three things that tracks tell us.

3.

Trail some animal tracks, identify the animal if possible, and tell whether it was running or walking. Measure between the tracks of one animal when running and walking.


4.

Maintain a tracking station for at least three days by doing the following:

a.

Select a flat open space in some quiet place near your camp or home.

b.

Smooth out ground, mud, sand, etc.

c.

Place food out for wildlife.

d.

Check each day for tracks and replenish food when necessary.


5.

Name two animals for each tracking group.

a.

Flatfoots

b.

Toe walkers

c.

Toenail walkers

d.

Bounders or long hindleggers

6.

Name four signs of the presence of mammals.

7.

Distinguish between rabbit and squirrel tracks, and between dog and cat family tracks.

8.

Name two groups of animals (mammals, birds, insects, etc.) that leave tracks or scent trails that another of their kind can follow.

9.

Name two birds for each of the following type of tracks:

a.

Hopping

b.

Walking

10.

Besides tracks, give two other signs of the presence of birds.

11.

Name two birds identified by their flying patterns.

12.

In your area, observe tracks or trail of one or more of the following:

a.

Toad or frog

b. Snake
c. Turtle

d.

Mollusk

e.

Earthworm

f.

Mole