Which Animal Hunter Are You?
Which Animal Hunter Are You?
There are all sorts of types of hunter in the animal kingdom, and they all take up different methods to make sure that when dinner comes there's something on the plate. So, if you were an animal, what would be your preferred method?
There are all sorts of types of hunter in the animal kingdom, and they all take up different methods to make sure that when dinner comes there's something on the plate. So, if you were an animal, what would be your preferred method?
Proactive or procrastinating?
Basketball: One-on-one or in teams?
Relaxing is...
Marine or Terrestrial?
Day or Night?
Communication
Cartoons or crossword puzzles?
Pick an environment
You're a Pack Hunter!
You're a Pack Hunter!
You are part of a very special kind of animals: pack hunters! Rather than going on their own, they team up to catch their prey.
Dolphins are very intelligent animals and they hunt as a group. Their prey are very fast swimmers and extremely elusive. That's why they work together to catch them!
Dolphins are fascinating animals and you could find out more about them by joining marine conservation project:
http://bit.ly/whaleanddolphin
You're a Real Bird of Prey
You're a Real Bird of Prey
Like a real bird of prey you roam the skies and pick your prey before launching down to catch it, and you are back up in the air quicker than anyone can catch you.
Martial Eagles and Crowned Eagles are some of the largest and strongest birds of prey. They are known to catch monkeys and other primates and animals as large as a fully grown bushbuck!
Fascinated by African wildlife? You could find out more about it by joining on of our projects: http://bit.ly/1Qh4gqM
You're The Trickster
You're The Trickster
Why put yourself in danger and attack a wild animal? Instead, take a minute to come up with a cunning plan!
The Margay, from the Leopard family, has found a way to have prey come to them and not the other way round. Just by imitating monkey noises, it can then catch its prey easily.
If you are interested in Big Cats, why not join one of our conservation projects in Central America?
http://bit.ly/costaricavolunteers