Which Habitat Suits Your Personality Best?
Which Habitat Suits Your Personality Best?
Ever wondered where you'd live if you were an animal? Are you a forest dweller, mountaineer, deep sea diver or Arctic recluse? Well, take our new quiz and find out which habitat suits you best!
Ever wondered where you'd live if you were an animal? Are you a forest dweller, mountaineer, deep sea diver or Arctic recluse? Well, take our new quiz and find out which habitat suits you best!
What type are you?
Which food do you prefer?
Are you social or solitary?
Do you prefer a slower or faster paced lifestyle?
Your preferred pass time?
What sort of climate do you prefer?
Are you an explorer or comfort zone-er?
Do you take risks or play it safe?
Polar
Polar
It seems you're best suited to a cold and dark habitat where you your survival is all about your mental and physical endurance. Rather you than me! Still, animals in colder climates tend to live longer, so there's that.
If you really love the cold, why not get wrapped up in our Canadian Husky Ranch Experience project!
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/601/Canada-Husky-Ranch-Experience
Forest
Forest
Remember playing hide and seek as a kid? Well, you'll get plenty of practice as a forest dweller. You can't get too attached to your surroundings either as the seasons will wreak havoc on your home. However, there's something strangely satisfying and comforting about forests, isn't there?
If you want to hang out in your natural environment, then take a look at our Costa Rica Big Cats, Turtles and Primates Project! Based in a stunning forest camp, your home away from home.
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/102/Costa-Rica-Big-Cats%2c-Primates-%26-Turtle-Conservation
Mountains
Mountains
A real life mountain person hey? Let's hope you enjoy your own company, high altitude where there's less air and preparing yourself at top speed to get ready for when winter comes again. But, really, can any other habitat beat that view?
As a mountainous person, there's probably nothing better suited to you than trekking in the Himalayas on our Nepal Himalayan Adventurer project!
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/405/Nepal-Himalayan-Adventurer
Cave
Cave
You must be the slow pace of life type. Cave living means having little change from day to day, year to year and decade to decade. You have to be patient type to live here. Still, it's comparatively warm and you have a roof over your head all year round. How many other habitats can boast that?
As someone who loves the cave dwelling experience, you'll get all you bargained for and more on our Central America Trail project for 10 weeks!
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/97/Central-America-Ethical-Adventure-Trail---10-week-incorporating-a-placement
Ocean
Ocean
So you're an ocean dweller are you? Let's hope you can handle rough weather, spaces that are almost immeasurably large and loads of fellow dwellers who are much, much bigger than you. It's not all scary though, you could be a member of a million strong shoal.
Seeing as you're at home in the ocean, why not dive straight into our Madagascar Marine Conservation & Diving project!
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/242/Madagascar-Marine-Conservation-%26-Diving
Grassland
Grassland
So your ideal habitat is a wide open expanse of grassland, this probably means you're quite social and prefer a moderate temperature where there's a comfortable amount of food and others of your kind. It does mean you'll be walking thought. A LOT.
As you love the wide open spaces and endless horizons of grasslands, our Zimbabwe Black Rhino and Elephant Conservation project is right up your alley!
http://frontier.ac.uk/projects/478/Zimbabwe-Black-Rhino-%26-Elephant-Conservation