Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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Why does legal hunting not endanger wildlife?

  1. Because it is only allowed in zoos

  2. Due to strict firearm regulations

  3. Hunted species are managed sustainably using monitoring and management programs

  4. Because only non-endangered species are hunted

The correct answer is: Hunted species are managed sustainably using monitoring and management programs

Legal hunting does not endanger wildlife because hunted species are managed sustainably using monitoring and management programs. This means that strict regulations and guidelines are in place to ensure that only a certain number of a species can be hunted, and that the population is able to replenish itself. Options A and D are incorrect because they suggest that hunting is restricted to certain places or species, which is not true. Option B is also incorrect because while firearm regulations may contribute to the safety of hunting, it is not the main reason why legal hunting does not endanger wildlife.

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