Poo-dunnit?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Water vole
  • B.
    Otter
  • C.
    Badger
  • D.
    Bat
• 2.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Badger
  • B.
    Deer
  • C.
    Fox
  • D.
    Hedgehog
• 3.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Deer
  • B.
    Water vole
  • C.
    Badger
  • D.
    Otter
• 4.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Deer
  • B.
    Bat
  • C.
    Fox
  • D.
    Rabbit
• 5.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Rabbit
  • B.
    Bat
  • C.
    Otter
  • D.
    Water vole
• 6.
  Whose poo is this?

  Image Source

  • A.
    Badger
  • B.
    Fox
  • C.
    Deer
  • D.
    Bat
• 7.
  Whose poo is this?

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  • A.
    Otter
  • B.
    Hedgehog
  • C.
    Mouse
  • D.
    Bat

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Pooless!

  There's much to learn about poo! For example, did you know that many mammals use their droppings in much the same way that we use social media! Foxes, otters, badgers, pine martens, water voles and rabbits all poo on purpose in prominent places such as the tops of rocks, grassy mounds and tree stumps. The scent of their scat acts like a 'status update', telling other members of their species important information about the animal that produced it - like its age, if it's male or female and whether it's looking for a mate.
• 2.
  Dung Detective!

  You know a great deal about poo, but there's still so much to learn! Did you know that many mammals use their droppings in much the same way that humans use social media! Foxes, otters, badgers, pine martens, water voles and rabbits all poo on purpose in prominent places such as the tops of rocks, grassy mounds and tree stumps. The scent of their scat acts like a 'status update', telling other members of their species important information about the animal that produced it - like its age, if it's male or female and whether it's looking for a mate.
• 3.
  Scat-tatular!

  You are a real poo expert, but did you know that many mammals use their droppings in much the same way that humans use social media! Foxes, otters, badgers, pine martens, water voles and rabbits all poo on purpose in prominent places such as the tops of rocks, grassy mounds and tree stumps. The scent of their scat acts like a 'status update', telling other members of their species important information about the animal that produced it - like its age, if it's male or female and whether it's looking for a mate.
• 4.
  Poo-fect!

  You'd solve any poodunnit in no time! But did you know that many mammals use their droppings in much the same way that humans use social media! Foxes, otters, badgers, pine martens, water voles and rabbits all poo on purpose in prominent places such as the tops of rocks, grassy mounds and tree stumps. The scent of their scat acts like a 'status update', telling other members of their species important information about the animal that produced it - like its age, if it's male or female and whether it's looking for a mate.