Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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What animals have nearly all their habitat needs met by wetlands?

Deer and rabbits

Beavers and otters

Wetlands provide a diversity of habitats for many different species. They are particularly important for animals that need habitats with wet soil, such as amphibians, reptiles, and birds. Deer and rabbits do not rely solely on wetlands for their habitat needs, and can also be found in forests and fields. Groundhogs and squirrels prefer drier habitats such as grasslands and woodlands. While birds may rely on wetlands for some of their habitat needs, they do not completely rely on wetlands for survival. Insects also have diverse habitat needs and may not solely rely on wetlands. Beavers and otters, however, are semi-aquatic animals that depend heavily on wetlands for their habitat needs, making them the correct answer.

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Groundhogs and squirrels

Birds and insects

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