ScoutingJanuary-February 2001



WILD ANIMAL MATCH
MATCH THE ANIMAL OR TERM ON THE LEFT WITH ONE OR MORE VERTEBRATE CLASSES ON THE RIGHT.
BIRDSMAMMALSREPTILESFISHAMPHIBIANS
SNAKE
COLD-BLOODED
SALAMANDER
WARMBLOODED
SOME CRAWL ON BELLIES
BEGIN LIFE AS GILLED AQUATIC LARVAE
ELTON JOHN SINGS ABOUT A COLD-BLOODED, BONY-PLATED, SHORT-LEGGED ANIMAL. TO WHICH VERTEBRATE CLASS DOES IT BELONG?
TRACKMASTER
INDICATE WHETHER EACH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IS TRUE OR FALSE:
WHEN CHECKING TRACKS, REMEMBER, SOME ANIMALS WALK BACKWARD TO CONFUSE PURSUERS.
IF YOU WANT TO TRACK AN ANIMAL OVER A LONG DISTANCE, A LIGHT SNOW COVER IS ONE OF THE BEST SURFACES.
FISH PICK UP VIBRATIONS IN THE WATER BY USING THEIR SCALES.
BEARS ARE NEARSIGHTED.
MOST OF THE TIME, ANIMALS WANDER RANDOMLY.
TRACKING IS EASIEST DURING MIDDAY.
HERBIVORE SCATS TEND TO BE SMALL AND UNIFORM IN TEXTURE.
FOXES AND SKUNKS HAVE FIVE TOES.
TRICKY TRACKS
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANIMAL FROM THE NUMBERED LIST TO MATCH ITS CORRESPONDING FRONT TRACK. (TRACKS ARE NOT NECESSARILY PROPER SIZE IN RELATION TO OTHER TRACKS.)

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