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Test your knowledge about the Alabama Beach Mouse from all the shit I've been spamming in TTS. All these questions and answers can be verified by reliable sources, however some things we heard Brian say in the last weeks may have been made up memes.
1
Let's start off easy. Can you find Alabama on the map?
68% got this right
2
What's the average life span of an Alabama Beach Mouse living in the wild?
2 —
9
— 24
months
54% got this right
They live for 5-9 months. Females can become pregnant following birth of young, a trait known as postpartum estrus.
3
The Alabama Beach Mouse is a federally endangered species that lives along the Alabama coast. True or False?
True
False
75% got this right
4
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lists the following steps that can be taken to help the Beach Mice recover:
Avoid using poisons, snap traps, glue boards and similar techniques.
Control outdoor cats in Beach Mouse habitat.
Maintain habitat character during construction and land development.
Provide dune walkovers for beach access.
97% got this right
All of them are correct :)
5
Who is the biggest enemy of a natural healthy Beach Mouse population?
Human
Humans
Man
Men
The Humans
Us
We
Woman
Women
73% got this right
Humans are the reason why the Alabama Beach Mouse is endangered. Residential and commercial developments kill them.
6
How much does an adult Alabama Beach Mouse weigh on average?
5 —
13.5
— 25
g
56% got this right
Pregnant females can weigh up to 25 grams.
7
The Alabama Beach Mouse was almost extinct in 2004 due to the combined damage from Hurricanes Ivan and Katrina.
True
False
69% got this right
90 to 95% of its habitat was destroyed. Afterwards, the U.S. Wildlife Service developed methods to restore the land.
8
Is the Alabama Beach Mouse primarily monogamous?
Correct
True
Yes
That's correct
That's true
97% got this right
Mating season usually comes in winter but lasts year-round. Average of four pups per litter are born 23d after pregnancy
9
What does a Beach Mouse burrow consist of?
A Nest Chamber
An Entrance Tunnel
An Escape Tunnel
A Water Source
53% got this right
The burrows are usually about a meter below ground, the Escape Tunnel rises from the nest chamber upwards.
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