Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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How do species typically select their food?

Random selection
Based on color and size
That best meets their nutritional needs and availability
Through trial and error

The correct answer is: That best meets their nutritional needs and availability

Species typically select their food based on a combination of factors including nutritional needs and availability. It is not a random selection, as different species have specific dietary requirements. Color and size may play a role in some cases, but they are not the primary factors. Trial and error may be a factor in some individual cases, but it is not a common or reliable method of food selection for most species. Option C best encompasses the most important factors that influence how species select their food.