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Red Deer is the largest UK mammal.

Beaver Scout Quiz - Wildlife and Nature

Discover wildlife, spot tracks, and explore habitats like ponds and woods. This quiz checks what you know about nature, seasons, and how to look after living things outdoors.

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Fascinating Fact:

Seasonal changes affect what you can find, like buds in spring and fungi in autumn. Recording what you see in different months helps you notice patterns.

In this Scouts UK quiz, you explore wildlife and nature by learning about habitats, what animals and plants need to survive, and how seasons change what you can spot outside.

Key Terms

  • Habitat: A place where a plant or animal lives, like a pond, hedge, or woodland.
  • Wildlife: Animals (and often plants) that live outdoors in the natural world.
  • Track: A footprint or sign that shows an animal has been there.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a habitat for Beaver Scouts to learn about?

A habitat is the natural home of a living thing, such as a pond for frogs, a hedge for birds, or a log pile for insects. It provides food, shelter, and safety.

How can Beaver Scouts stay safe when exploring wildlife?

Beaver Scouts can stay safe by washing hands after outdoor activities, not touching unknown plants or fungi, keeping a safe distance from wild animals, and listening to adult leaders.

What can you do to help wildlife in your garden or park?

You can help wildlife by leaving some wild areas, planting flowers for bees, putting out clean water, and avoiding litter. Small actions make habitats safer for animals.

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