Enhancement of the Australian Adventure Exhibit
at the Fort Wayn e Children's Zoo
Angela D. Caprigli one
Dr. Thomas Lauer, advisor
Enhancement of the A ustra liao Adventure Ex hibit at tbe
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo
An Honors Thesis (HONRS 499)
by
Angela D. CaprigJione
Thesis Advisor
Dr. Thomas Lauer
Ball State University
Muncie, TN
December 2004
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The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo is host to a multitude of educational programs
and materials for teachers, home schoolers, group leaders, and other educators. The zoo
prides itself in establishing and maintaining high educational standards. and specifica ll y
confonns to the Indiana Academic Standards for Science us ing simple fi eld acti vi ties.
This pedagogical intent does not come without effort, and the zoo is continually work ing
to improve the transfer of knowledge to visitors o f all ages, intellects, and interests.
In 1987 the zoo opened a new Australian Adventure exhibit. which was deemed
the crowning event of the year. Its popularity has re mained strong for over 15 years with
such a nimals as lorikeets (bi rds), dingoes, fi sh from the Great Barrier Reef, jellyfish and
kangaroos. Unfortunately, these exhibits have developed a need for some enhancement,
specifica ll y in the area ofeducationlinfonnation. However, zoo officials did not have
design plans for these improvements, and because of time and money constraints, often
s kip the evaluation phase.
The objecti ve of this study was to provide the Fort Wayne Children 's Zoo with a
report o utlining a plan for enhancements of the kangaroo yard, detailing verbiage and
s ign d esign. The information needed for the plan was obtained usi ng visitor
questi onnaires/interviews, consultation with the zoo's education department, and industry
guide lines.
Honors College
Ball State University
Muncie, IN
December 2004
Acknowledgements
Thank you to the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo volunteers who helped to conduct the
survey and to the staff who were instrumental in the success o( thjs project.
Thank yo u Dr. Thomas Lauer for advising this project. Your oversigh t and advice helped
mold the final product to its full potential.
Thank yo u 10 my fiance Scott McColgin for being my editor and "graphic designer."
Witholll you my vision oflhe ex hibit signs wo uld not hav e been conveyed as adequat ely
as it has been.
Enhancement of the Australian Adventure Exhibit at the
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo
Introduction
The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo has had a positive impact in education, recreation, and
animal conservation for over forty years. From meager beginnings in 1965, the zoo has grown in
physical size with a concomitant increase in the number of animals exhibited. Moreover, these
expansions have been carefully planned and specifically targeted to serve the zoo patrons.
Currently, more than 1500 animals can be found at its Franke Park location, making it a world
class zoological facility.
The mission of the zoo is three-fold. The first is one of education and appreciation for
animals of all types. Educating visitors to new and different experiences is an obvious and
universal intention of most zoos, and is a paramount feature of the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo.
The second aspect of the zoo's mission is to help save the world's wild animals and wild places.
It does this through high quality husbandry, conservation, and a genuine interest in the eventual
fate of the animals. The last aspect of the zoo's mission is to encourage family fun in a natural
setting, and is the reason people of all ages initially visit the zoo. Any portion of the three-fold
mission would justify the existence of the zoo, but together, they create a positive synergistic
impact on the facility's success far greater than any single component.
The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo is host to a multitude of educational programs and
materials for teachers, home schoolers, group leaders, and other educators. The zoo prides itself
in establishing and maintaining high educational standards, and specifically confonns to the
Indiana Academic Standards for Science using simple field activities. This pedagogical intent
does not come without effort, and the zoo is continually working to improve the transfer of
knowledge to visitors of all ages, intellects, and interests.
In 1987 the {.oo opened a new Australian Adventure exhibit, which was deemed the
crowning even t of the year. Its popUlarity has remained strong for o ver 15 years with such
animals as lorikeets (birds), dingoes, fish fTom the Great Barrier Reef.jellyfish and kangaroos.
Unfortunately, th ese exhibits have developed a need for some enhancement, specificalJy in the
area of ed ucation/information. Toward this end. the zoo has procured funds ($4900) for
improvements in the kangaroo and dingo signage. However. zoo officials do not have design
plans for these improvements, and because of time and money constraints. often skip this
evaluation phase.
The objective of this study is to provide the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo with a report
outlining a plan for enhancements of the kangaroo yard, detailing verbiage and sign design . The
information needed fo r the pl an will be obtained using visi tor questionnaires/interviews,
consultation with the zoo's education department, and industry guidelines.
Metbods
Through consultation with the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo Education Department and a
private consultant, a questionnaire was created requesting infonnation from patrons regarding
their knowledge of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo. Demographic infonnation was incorporated into
the questionnaire including age, gender, educational bac.kgrolUld, and zoo-visiting pattern. This
information was later used to detennine the appropriate target audience for the exhibit signs.
The educational objective of the questionnaire was two-fold . but covered a broad range of to pies.
The flfSt objective was to ascertain patrons' general knowledge of the kangaroo, with questions
about habi tat, predator/prey relations, and unique animal adaptations. The second objective was
to determine knowledge of the kangaroo reproductive strategy. This section included questions
about the definition of a marsupial and the embryogenesis of the kangaroo.
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The questionnaire was administered by s urveyi ng in an open plaza in the Australian
Adventure area. Thi s location served (wo purposes. First , the kangaroo ex hibit is located in the
Australian Ad venture and vis itors were ass umed to have some interest in th ese animals.
Second, it was the bus iest locale in the zoo due to the opening of a new exhibit and it was
thought to provide a large number of patrons for s urveying . A patron was selected from a
specific area on the plaza every three minutes and asked to complete the s urvey. If that patron
declined another was asked until a willing participant was found. While not random, the large
sample size allowed for the assessment of a variety orvisitors, and provided s ufficient diversity.
All responses were tallied and evaluated based on age, educational background, and zoo
visitin g pattern. The responses were then analyzed to determine how the responses rated to the
educational objectives for the new signs. These objectives were prioritized based on the
knowledge of a content area and the target audience.
Based on the analysis, two preliminary signs were designed with the objectives in mind .
The use of graphics as well as verbiage was taken into consideration when conununicating the
desired message.
Results
Two hundred questionnaires were completed from people from 5 to over 65 years of age.
This section presents information about visitors' top-of-mind knowledge of the Eastern Grey
Kangaroo, prompted by a series of nine open-ended questions. A summary of (he results can be
found in Table I.
Question: What is the preferred habitat of tbe kangaroo?
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Answer: Twenty percent named Australia as the preferred habitat of the kangaroo. Some
characterized the outback, hot and dry, while others described their preferred environment as
grassy, plains or forest.
Question: Wbat do they {kangaroos] eat in the wild?
Answer: The majority of visitors classified the kangaroo as an herbivore, though only four
percent used that spec ific lenninology. Only seven percent said kangaroos were meat eaters.
Question: What eats them Ikangaroos) io tbe wild?
Answer: Naming a non-native species, such as tigers and lions, was the most comm on response.
Thi rty-seven percent of participants surveyed named a predator not nalive to Australia. Four
percent believed that humans were kangaroos' only predators. Eight percent said nothing preyed
upon the kangaroo. While, four percent said it could be eaten by any larger animal. Predators
other than the dingo, such as the python, goanna, and large birds of prey w ere mentioned less
than one percent of me time
Question: Does the kangaTOo prefer (0 live alooe or in a group?
Answer: Ninety-five percent ofparticipanls surveyed stated that kangaroos preferred to li ve in
groups.
Question: Tbe kangaroo has a thick sturdy tail. What is the purpose or tbe tail?
Answer: More than half of participants surveyed said that the kangaroo's tail was for balance or
help with movement. Nineteen percent said it was used for defense from predators or other
kangaroos.
Question: A kangaroo is a marsupial. What does tbat mean?
Answer: Almost ha)f of participants related the word marsupial to the animal having a pouch.
Less than one percent specified that only females have pouches. Thirty-seven percent said that
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they did not know what the word meant. Only two percent unders tood the full concept that
marsupi als have a pouch and that yo ung are born very underdeveloped.
Question: How d ocs (he baby get in the pouch ?
Answer: Nearl y hair or participants surveyed sa id th at a kangaroo joey crawls into the pouch
after birth. Twenty-nine percent said it was born there. Thi rteen percent said that the mother put
the joey in the pouch after birth.
Question: A baby kangaroo is called a joey. How big is a joey at birth?
Answer: Thiny-six percent of participants surv eyed understood the concept of the size o fa
marsupial baby at birth, with answers comparative to less than one inch or less than one ounce.
One quarter had a moderate understanding of the concept, w ith answers between one and two
inches or One to two ounces. Forty-one percent had nO understanding of the concept, with
answers greater than two inches o r two ounces. Further, forty-nine percent related their answer
to another object, the size of which they already knew. Thirty-six percent gave their answer in
terms of length. Only fifteen percent answered in terms of weight.
Question: \Vb a t a r e marsupial babies dOing in the moth er's pouch?
Answer: The majority of participants surveyed thought that marsupial babies were eating,
sleeping, and growing in their mother's pouch. Five percent said it was for protection and
another five percent said it was for wanntb. Three percent said the pouch was only a means of
transportation.
Discussion
It was apparent after analysis of the results that there were several concepts that visitors
did not understand . The concept of habitat was unclear as well as lhe correct h abitat of the
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo. Many participants named a place, instead of describing the
environment. Most that described the enviro nment did so incorrectly.
The predator prey relationship of the kangaroo was also misunderstood. Naming animals
nol nalive
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Australia, such as lio ns, tigers, and bears was very common. Visitors do not seem
to associate the proper predat ors with the correct continent. One of the major predators of the
kangaroo, the dingo, was only mentioned by twenty percent of participants.
The most misunderstood concept was that of the marsupial. Many participants
understood they had a pouch. Only one stated that just females have pouches. Very few knew
that marsupials are born underdevelop ed and do the majority of their natal growth in the pouch .
The size of the joey at birth was also largel y misunderstood . Some understood that they
were small, but not how small. Others categorized joeys as being the size of a puppy, a loaf of
bread, or even a human baby. Only thirty-four percent
was also seen that patrons relate
as much
10
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p~t
joeys in the correct size bracket. It
the concept of length and of sizes they already know , but not
the concept of weight.
Some concepts were clearly U!lderstood by participants. Most classified kangaroos as
plant eaters, understood that the tail was for balance, and that kangaroos prefer to live in groups.
Further, most participants believe thatjoeys do what all other babies do, eat, sleep and grow.
After the questionnaires were assessed, the responses were evaluated in light of the twofold educational objective. The initial goals were to detennine visitors' general knowledge of the
Eastern Grey Kangaroo, and also their knowledge of the concept ofa marsupial. Based o n
concepts that were understood and mi sunderstood, the infonnatioo to be put on the signs was
prioritized.
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Understanding the marsupia l concept was the first priority. Four of the nine questions
add ressed the concept of the marsupial. Visitors did not perform well on these questions. A
marsupial is defined by females having a pouch and birth ing immature young.
Less than one
percent of visitors surveyed grasped the entire concept. Further, the size of the joey and how and
where it was born were also misunderstood. Kangaroos are defined as macropods and it is
essential that visitors understand what makes them different from other mammals. Therefore,
one sign was dedicated just to this concept.
A general knowledge sign was the second priority. The first concept that needed to be
addressed on this sign was the defini tion of habitat. Visitors consistently named a place, rather
than describing an envirorunent indicating that the tem habitat was misunderstood. The second
concept to be addressed was predator prey relationships. It was apparent that patrons did not
associate (he correct predator with the appropriate continent. While it is difficult to address that
particular issue, the goa l of the sign is to make apparent that dingoes are the primary predators of
kangaroos.
Trailing the priority list were the purpose of the kangaroo tail, what kangaroos eat, and
their living preference (alone or in a group). There are several reasons that these concepts were
not a priority. First, the majority of visitors understood these three concepts. Second, the exhibit
portrays the preferred li vi ng of arrangement of the kangaroo, with a mob 0[25 . Also, viewing
the kangaroos in the ex hibit reveals their eating habits and the use of their specially adapted taiL
The end result was the design of two signs, which can be seen in Figures I and 2. The
first of these signs was based on the kangaroo birthing process and uses a linear graphjc to
demonstrate the unique traits of that process. Special care was taken to put the size of the joey in
tenns of something to which visitors could relate (i .e., the size of a bumblebee). The second sign
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di splays genera l information about the Eastern Grey Kangaroo with facts about their habitat,
special adaptations, and predators.
Both signs were targeted to a youn ger audience, with an emphasis on graphics as well as
verbiage. Information was put lnlo concise blocks so a visitor could glance at the sign and get a
single piece of information without reading the entire thing. They are simple enough for a child
to understand, yet informative enough that a more mature re ader might glean a fair amount of
information.
The stated objectives for the exhibit enhancement were met. Patrons' general knowledge
of the kangaroo was assessed, as well as their knowledge of kangaroo reproductive strategy. The
graphics were designed around their understanding of the stated concepts. The final step of the
process will be for a graphic designer to take the preliminary sign drawings and make the final
designs. In the future, a follow-up srudy would be helpful following implementation of the
signs. Such a stud y would determine how much visitors are learning from the exhibit signage.
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T able I. Su mmary of visitor responses.
What is the preferred habitat of the kangaroo?
Hot, dry, desen
26%
Do not know
25%
Australia
G rassla nd
21%
Outback
Forest
Africa
Outdoors
6%
5%
37%
QlheT
20%
Humans
6%
4%
19%
8%
Anything bigger
Crocodile
4%
2%
6%
6%
Plains
Wh a t do th.ey Ika ngaroos) eal in the wild ?
classifi ed as plan t eate r
do not know
classified as meat eater
What eats them [kangaroos] in the wild ?
Named an animal not native to Australia
Dingo
Do not know
Nothing
1%
1%
73%
200/0
7%
Wha t is the purpose of the kangaroo's tail?
hang from trees
balance or help wlth movem ent
mode o f defense
do not know
Do kanga roos p...efer
g...up
alone
(0
56% (prehensile)
4%
19%
J8%
Other
3%
born underdeveloped
come out at night
2%
1%
has a tail
1%
live alone or in a group?
95%
5%
A kanga roo i5 a marsupial. Wbat does thai mean?
Re lated wo rd to pouch
48%
Do not know
Related to concept of mammal (live birth, milk fro m molber, etc.)
31%
8%
How does the baby get into the pouch?
crawls
born there
mother puts it there
46%
29%
13%
A baby kangaroo is called a joey. How big is a joey at birth
understand how small joey is (answers <1 inch, < I ounce, etc)
moderate understanding of concept (1-2 inches, 1-2 ounces , etc.)
no understanding of concept (>2 inches, >2 ounces, etc.)
What are marsupial babies dOing in the mother's pOllch ?
growing, sleeping, eating
pro tection
w annlh
l1ansportation
do Dot kno w
hops
11 %
7%
hanging out
do not know
developing
living
2%
2%
1%
34%
25%
41%
80%
5%
5%
3%
1%
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Appendix A
Interview Questionnaire
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Participanl# _ __ _ _ _
Dale: _ _ _ _ _~--Time:
Fort Wa yne Children's Zoo
Enhancement of Austr::alian Adventure Grey Kan garoo Exhibit
In tel-vie w Questio ns
Locati~o~n-:-------
Ge nder:
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8- 12
13- r 5
16-1 g
r 9-21
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22-30
46-59
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M
60+
Educational Background: [Circle last grade completed]
Pre-elementary
High School
Elemenlary
Some CoUege
Undergraduate Degree
Post Graduate
How would yo u describe your zoo-visiting pattern ?
[Do Not Read) Once a week or more cwo times a month
once a month
two times a season
once a season
Questions:
What is the preferred habitat of the kangaroo? (What is the weather like where they live? How would yo u
describe the envirorunenl there?)
What do th ey eat in the wild?
What eats them in tbe wild?
'}cs the kan ga roo prefer to live alone or in a group?
ALONE
ne kan garoo has a th ick sturdy tail. What is the purpose of the kangaroo's tail?
GROUP
A I<anga roo is a marsupial. What does that mean?
How does th e baby get in the pouch ?
A baby kangaroo is called a joey: How big is a joey at birtb? [Open ended]
(Read list until answer is given. Record Answer]
Is it bigger than a:
PENCIL ERA SER
SHOE
GRAPE
LOAF OF BREAD
GOLF BALL
BED PILLOW
OTHER (Specify]
What are marsupial babies doing in the mother's pouch?
CELL PHONE
CAN OF POP
Appendix B
Preliminary Sign Drawings
A MARSUPIAL
Miracle
The birth
Once fully
developed.
Mom will open
her pouch oInd
bend forward
so the joey faUs
out ror the first
time.
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30 days after fertili7...ltion,
baby kangaroos .ue born only
the size of a bumblebee.
.,
,
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Only partiidly developed, the
tiny joeys crawl through their
mother's fur into the safety of
the pouch.
O nce inside the pouch the
joey aHaches to a nipple and
grows for 10 months.
Appendix C
Visitor Survey Responses
W ha t is the preferred habitat of the kangaroo?
IAoe
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What is the preferred habitat of the kangaroo?
Resoonse
oul in the wild
do nol know
hoI
australia
do not know
o~assland
australia
'--..
hoI
do not know
Grassv Areas
do not know
hoI
hoI
do not know
desert
australia - outback
australia - ocen ranaeland
australia
australia
do not know
australia
iQrassland
do not know
do not know
do not know - forest
do not know
australia
drv and hal
do not know
ooen arassland
do nol know
dry forest
hot - wooded areas
hoI
do not knOW
woods
australia - hot, desert
do not know
australia
wide open desert soaces
australia
austraUa - desert , sometimes rass
lains with limiled trees
do nat know
warm
do not know - ooen fields??
do not know
mountains, flat desert
do nol know
cool olaces, 75-80 deorees
field
.i..O.
6022-30
5-7
31 -45
22-30
6022-30
22-30
16-18
6022-30
5-7
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
22-30
31-45
31-45
22-30
5-7
31-45
8-12
31 -45
5-7
31-45
19-21
60-
Gender
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
31-45
F
5-7
22-30
F
F
8-12
??
46-59
46 -59
22-30
8-12
M
M
M
31-45
M
F
31-45
22-30
19-21
19-21
8-12
8-12
31-45
31-45
??
F
F
F
M
F
?
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Education
hiQh school
underarad
elementary
hiah school
hioh school
elementary
hiah schoof
hi h school
elementarv
Some Colleqe
Some Colleae
re-etementarv
elementary
hiQh school
underarad
underQrad
iPOst arad
elementarv
underQrad
hiah school
some colle e
underarad
underarad
Visiting Pattern
2x1season
2x1monlh
lx/season
2x/season
1x1month
1xlseason
l x1season
lx1season
1x/season
2x1season
l x/season
lx/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
1x/season
3-4x/season
first time visitor
2x1season
1xlseason
2x/season
2-3x1season
rarelv
lx1season
SomeColI~e
rarelv
looslorad
first time visitor
hich school
2x1season
elementary
first time visitor
IPOst orad
first time visitor
elementary
l x/season
hiah school
2x/season
elementa
4-5x/season
under rad
l x/season
hiah school
l x1season
hiQh school
2x/season
hi h school
ra rel y
elementarY
lx/month
rarely
some colleQe
elementarv
lx/season
hi!;h school
l x/season
2x1season
ost Qrad
underarad
5X1season
elementary
3x1season
looslorad
1xlseason
rarely high school
hiQh school
rarelv
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rarety
hiQh school
elementarv
2x1season
elementary
lx/season
underarad
1x1week
hiah school
4x1vear
What is the preferred habitat of the kangaroo?
Res onse
Aoe
do not know
22-30
!Piains
22-30
do not know
31-45
desert area
31-45'
warm and dry
8-12
australia
46-59
australia
19-21
Imains
60australia
22-30
do not know
46-59
do not know
46-59
australia, dry
46-59
austraJia - outbaCk, forested areas
16-18
australia -outback
31-45
do not know
22-30
desert
31-45
austra lia
60bush, Dlains
22-30
auslralia..ar:v. arid
31-45
do not know
31--45
australia - outdoors
60rassvsettinn
31-45
oulback
46-59
do nol know
31-45
warm, not to dry
31-45
46-59
australia
don not know
31-45
do not know, warm
16-18
forest, dense forest
31-45
hot, warmqrassv area wiith shade an 31-45
australian arassland
46-59
australia
22-30
hot
prarie
do not know
warm
australia
prarie
rassland
australia
dry areas
warm
]arassv
australia
do not know
scrubbY warm reoions on australia
hot and sandv
ooen savannah
forest
australian outback
do not know
5-7
22-30
6022-30
46-59
13·15
31--45
46-59
46-59
8-12
8-12
6013-15
608-12
6046-59
31-45
22-30
Gender
??
F
??
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
??
F
F
F
F
Education
undergrad
hiQh school
underorad
post rad
elementary
some colleoe
some colieqe
some colleae
hiqh school
some colleae
under rad
hiQh school
some colleoe
under rad
some colleae
some colle e
undefJ1rad
underarad
under rad
hiah school
underarad
hi h school
some colleae
post orad
under rad
some colleae
some colleQe
hiQh school
underarad
under rad
10051 orad
undergrad
\underqrad
underarad
ost rad
some colleoe
loost orad
hie h school
underarad
hi h school
some colieae
elementary
elementarv
IDOst orad
hi h school
ost orad
elementarv
underqrad
ost orad
ost rad
hiah school
Visitina Pattern
2x1month
l x/season
lx/month
2x/season
2x/season
once every two years
lx/season
1x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
4-Sxlseason
once every two vears
first time visitor
2X1month
5-6xJseason
3-4x/season
first time visitor
lx1month
2x1season
1x1season
first time visitor
2x1month
2x/season
first time visitor
2x1month
1x/seasom
lx/season
lx/season
lx/season
3x1season
rarelv
rarely
2x/season
lx/season
4-6x1season
1x/season
rarely
first time visitor
2-3x1season
lx/season
1x/season
first time visitor
lx/season
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
1x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
rarel
first time visitor
What is the preleaed habitat 01 the kangaroo"
Res ponse
australia. hot desert
do nol know
do not know
rassy field s
do nol know
do nol know
rassy, some trees
australia
do not know
do not know
igrassla nd
hot
IQrasslands
do not know
hot and dry
do nol know - africa ?
desert. dry areas, outback
outside
do not know - australia
Igrassland
woodlands
australia
austrlia n outback
australia
do not know
australia
hot
rassy plains
lains
tains
fields. hot
a en lains
hot
savannah
do not know
dry areas
hot
Ipretty warm
outback, dry
desert
australian outback
hot
rassland
hot
really hot
do not know
desert, drylands
Aqe
31-4 5
46-59
22-30
31-45
31-45
8-12
31-45
46-59
31-45
Gender
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
13-15
60+
M
M
M
8-12
??
46-59
F
F
13-15
22-30
22-30
46-59
13-15
31-45
46-59
31-45
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
22-30
5-7
31-45
60+
60+
5-7
60+
5-7
31-45
13-15
22-30
8- 12
5-7
31-45
8-12
46-59
8-12
31-45
8-12
8-12
46-59
13-15
M
M
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
Educat ion
post grad
h iQh school
undergrad
undergrad
hiQh school
elemenlary
post Qrad
undeiQrad
high school
elementary
post rad
elementary
under rad
elementary
some colleqe
hi h school
high school
hiQh school
ost rad
underQrad
post Qrad
undergrad
undergrad
undergrad
elementary
hiQh school
elementary
I post grad
h[gh school
hi h school
I pre-elementary
post rad
re-elementary
undero rad
elementary
underQrad
elementary
elementary
some colleqe
elementary
hiQh school
elementary
high schoo!
elementary
elementary
hiqh school
elementary
Visitinq Pattern
rarely
1x1season
1x1month
first lime visitor
2x1season
2x1season
2x1season
2x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x1season
lx/month
1 xlmonth
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x1season
4x1season
l x/season
first time visitor
2x/season
rarely
first time visitor
1x/season
2x/season
2x1month
l x/season
l x/season
2x/month
first time visitor
1x/season
3-4x/season
2xlseason
lx/season
first time visitor
lx/season
2x/season
1x/season
lx/season
1x/month
1x/season
rare ly
l x/season
2x/season
1x/season
1x/month
3x/season
1x1season
What do they eal in the wild?
Response
do nol know
Ic(ass. lants
lolants bucs
nuts, berries
veaetaria n
veOetalion , mice
do nol know
I alants and veaetables
Icrass
do not know - nuts, berries
berries, fruit
rass
Plants
lants
leaves
rass, vecetation
rass
orass
do nal know
venelation
'Ie etarian
veaetation
'Ie elation
fruit
do not know
rass
Qrass
do not know
do not know
hay
eucalvotus leaves, herbivores
leaves, foila e
rass
Qrass
lants
leaves, rOUcihaoe
ross
veoetation
do not know
rass
veaelation
rass, fruit
[Qrass, insects
do not know
eucalvotus
reen stuff
rass, berries
do not know
reen stuff
rQrass, berries
do not know
A e
Gender
46-59
8-12
19-12
13 15
22-30
22-30
31-45
19-21
5-7
31-45
46-59
60+
22-30
31-45
22-30
31-45
8-12
F
8-12
5-7
31-45
31-45
46-59
31-45
19-21
31-45
22-30
31-45
60+
??
[,-7
19-21
22-30
22-30
31-45
13-15
60+
46-59
31-45
5-7
5-7
46-59
31-45
22-30
22-30
8-12
60+
31-45
5-7
31-45
60+
8-12
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
??
??
M
F
F
??
F
??
M
??
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
Educa tion
some colle e
elementary
some callece
elementary
some callece
post rad
looslcrad
hiah school
elementary
underorad
some colleQ e
hioh school
post orad
l oost orad
hiah school
lpest orad
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
some colle e
underorad
hiah school
underorad
some colleoe
unde(!:)rad
elementary
some call e
loostQ
underarad
elementary
some collece
some colleQe
hiah school
ost rad
hiQh school
some colleae
hiQh school
hioh school
elementary
lore-elementarv
some cOlleQe
some callece
high school
hiah school
elementarv
Ipost rod
some calteae
I pre-elementary
some colleae
ost rad
elementarv
Visitina Pattern
2x/seasan
4-5xJseasan
1x/season
1xlseason
1x/monlh
2x/season
2x/month
l x/season
1x/season
2x/month
2x/month
2x/season
2xlseason
1x/season
2x/season
2x/month
lx/season
1x/season
lx/season
1x/season
2x/season
lx/season
2x/season
2x/season
2x/month
1x/season
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
1x/season
lx/season
first time visitor
lx/season
lx/season
1x/season
first time visitor
l x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
l x/season
2x/season
2x/month
1x/season
l x/season
l x/month
1x/month
l x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
1xJseason
1xJseason
What do they eat in the wikt?
Response
rass
ve elarian
rass
do not know
do not know
plants. vegetation
plants
bamboo
do nol know
IQrass
Igrass
IQrass
Igrass
fruit and berries
IQrass
Igrass and leaves
IQrass
do not know
do 1'101 know
do not know
v e elation
insects
ve etarian
veqelation
lants
Igreen stuff
[grass
fruit
do not know
Igrasses and rains
fruit
Igrass
lants
bamboo
do not know
Iqrass
Igrass
IQrass
ve etarian
vegetation
do not know
do not know
IQrass, veQetation
do not know
lants
ve elation
do not know
lants
rass
grass
do not know - fruit
Age
Gender
60+
22 -30
5-7
F
F
31-45
22-30
60+
22-30
22-30
16-1 B
60+
22-30
5-7
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
31-45
31-45
22-30
5-7
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
8-12
F
F
31-45
M
5-7
F
F
31-45
31-45
19-21
60+
31-45
5-7
22-30
8-12
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
22-30
19-21
19-21
8-12
8-12
31-45
31-45
M
F
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
??
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
?
??
Education
h i h school
under rad
elemen tary
high school
hiQh school
elemen tary
hiQh school
hi h school
elementary
Some Colleae
Some College
re-elementary
elementary
hiqh school
under (ad
under rad
post grad
elementary
underqrad
high sc hool
some college
underqrad
undergrad
Some Colleqe
post grad
high school
elementary
lpost grad
elementarv
hi h school
elementary
undergrad
hig h school
hig h school
high school
elementary
somecotlege
elementary
high school
Ipost Qrad
undergrad
elementary
post Qrad
high school
hiQh school
Some College
h iQh school
elementary
elementary
undergrad
high school
Visitinq Pattern
2x1season
2x1month
l x/season
2x1season
1x1monlh
lx1season
l x/season
l x/season
l x/season
2x/season
1 x/season
1x/season
flrsllime visitor
first ti me visitor
1x/season
3~x/season
first time visitor
2x/season
1x/season
2x/season
2-3x/season
rarely
1x/season
rarely
first time visitor
2x/season
first lime viSitor
first time visitor
1x/season
2x1season
4-5x1season
l x/season
l x/season
2x/season
rarely
1x/monlh
rarely
1x/season
1x/season
2x/season
5x/season
3x/season
1x/season
rarely
rarely
2x/season
rarely
2x/season
1x/season
1x1week
4x1year
W hat do they eat in the wild?
'-
Ano
Resno nse
do not know - leaves
22-30
rass
22-30
fruit
31-4 5
31-4 5'
reens, brush
lants
8- 12
brush
46-59
,"ss
19-21
60+
lant life
22-30
herbivores
do not know
46-59
do not know - arains
46-59
veqetarians
46-59
eucalvolus leaves, arasses, lea 16-18
lants, berries
31-45
do nol know - buas
22-30
lants
31-45
veQetarians
60+
veaetarian, plants
22-30
31-45
do not know - leaves
do not know
31-4 5
herbivores, leaves, foilaoe
60+
rasses, leaves
31-45
veoetation
46-59
nuts, berries
31-45
veoetation
31-45
berries, leaves, v etarians
46-59
do not know
31-45
do not know
16-18
do not know
31-45
do not know
31-45
anvthinQClreen
46-59
larass
22-30
5-7
meat
rass , lants
22-30
rass
60 +
bu s
22-30
do not know
46 -59
[Prarie dOQ5
13-15
larasses
31-45
berries
46-59
lolants
46-59
Inlants
8-1 2
Iqrass
8- 12
lorass
60+
do not know
13-1 5
veoetation
60+
do not know
8- 12
60+
herbivores
rPlants, (asses, leaves
46 -59
trees, leaves berries
31-45
do not know
22-30
Gender
??
F
??
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
??
F
F
F
F
Edu cation
underQrad
hiah school
underQrad
ost orad
elementarv
some colleae
some college
some colleae
hiah school
somecolleQe
undera rad
hiQ h school
some conece
underQrad
some callece
some coli e
underarad
undera rad
undel'!:l rad
hiah school
underg rad
hi h school
some colleae
051 rad
undera rad
somecolleQe
some colleae
hio h school
und e~ rad
underarad
post rad
underarad
\underQrad
underarad
Ipost grad
some colle e
ost orad
hi h school
underorad
hi h school
some colleqe
elementary
elementarv
loost orad
hiqh school
ost orad
eleme ntary
undera rad
lpest Qrad
1005t Qrad
hio h school
Visitina Pattern
2x1m onlh
1X1season
hlmonth
be/season
2x1season
once every w o vears
lx/season
1x/season
2x1season
first time visitor
4-5x1season
once every two years
first time visitor
2x1month
5-6x1season
3-4x1season
first time vi sitor
1x1m onth
2xfseason
l x1season
first time visitor
2x1month
2x/season
first time visitor
2x1monlh
l x1seasom
1x1season
1xfseason
1xlseason
3x1season
rarely
rarelv
2x1season
1x1season
4-6x1season
1x1season
rarelv
fi rst time visitor
2-3x1season
1x/season
1 xlseason
fi rst time visitor
l x/season
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
rarel
first time visitor
What do they eat in the wild?
ReSPonse
nuts, crass
rasses, veo-etables
leaves
rass, b-uQS
do not know -Plants
do not know
veQelation
lants
do nol know
fish
rass, straw
do not know
rass
fruit
larass
leaves
larains
rass
do nol know
lorass
lorass , leaves
ve etalian
do not know - rodents
'Ie elation
do not know
lanls
do not know
iQrains~ass
V9(l etarians
nuts, berries
rass
rass
rass
leaves, bark
do not know
rass
do not know
leaves
leaves
lanls
veaetables, arass
do not know
rass, leaves , Qreen thin s
do not know
bUQS
do not know
animals, animaT'tYPes
A e
31 -45
46-59
22-30
31-45
31-45
8-12
31 -4 5
46-59
31-45
13-1 5
60+
8-12
46-59
13-15
22-30
22-30
Gender
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
??
F
F
M
M
46-59
F
13-15
31-45
M
M
46-59
F
31-45
M
M
46-59
46 -59
22-30
8-12
22-30
5-7
31-45
60+
60+
5-7
60+
5-7
31-45
13-15
22-30
8-12
5-7
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
31 ~5
F
F
F
F
8-12
46-59
M
M
8-12
31 -45
F
F
F
F
F
6-12
8-12
46-59
13-15
M
Education
I DOS! orad
high school
undero rad
underorad
hiqh school
eleme ntarv
DOs! rad
underarad
hiQh school
elementarv
post rad
elementary
underorad
elementary
some colleae
hi h school
hiqh sc hool
hioh school
I DC S! rad
underarad
ost grad
underQ rad
undergrad
underQrad
elementarv
hiQ h school
elementary
I post ~rad
hioh school
hioh school
lore-elementary
I oosl orad
lore-elementary
underarad
elementary
underQrad
elementary
elementary
some colleae
elementary
hioh school
elementary
hiqh school
eleme ntarv
elementary
hioh school
elementary
VisitinQ Pattern
rarelv
1x1season
l x/month
first time visitor
2x1season
2x/season
2x/season
2x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x/season
lx/month
lx1month
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x1season
4x/season
1x/season
first time visilor
2x1season
rarely
first time visilor
lx1season
2x1season
2x1month
l x/season
1 xlseason
2x1month
first time visitor
lx/season
3.-4x1season
2x1season
1x/season
first time visitor
lx/season
2x1season
l x/season
1x/season
lx1month
1x/season
raretv
1x1season
2x1season
1x/season
1x1month
3x1season
1x/season
What eats them in the w ild?
-
Response
lioers
dinaos, Jar e cals
tioers
nothino
tioers
dinqos
do not know
tlQers
do nol know
dinqos
lion
sharks
lovthon
cOYotes
dlnaos
diooos
loeoole
coyotes
dinqos
-
do not know
do nol know
nothina
hyena
do not know· eoole?
do not know
lions, liaers
dinoos
do not know
l ioer
nolhinQ
do not know
dillQos
lions, tioers
do not know - nathinq
do not know
crocodiles
lions
do not know
ackals
dinoos, laroe cats
do not know
dinoas
Ioanther. eoole
wild cat
anther
somethino biocer
·hyena
dinoos
anthers
dinoos
llons, ttaers
Aae
Gender
60'
22 -30
5-7
31 -45
22-30
60+
22 -30
22-30
16-18
60+
22-30
5-7
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
31-45
31-45
22-30
5-7
F
F
31-45
8-12
31-45
5-7
31-45
19-21
60+
31-45
5-7
22-30
8-12
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
22-30
19-21
19-21
8-12
8-12
31-45
31-45
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
Education
hiah school
underqrad
Visit ina Pattern
elementarv
1x1season
2x1season
hi h school
hiah school
elementary
hioh school
hi h school
elementarv
Some Colle e
Some Colleae
underarad
underQrad
IDOst orad
F
elementarv
undemrad
hioh school
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
??
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
7
71
1x1monlh
1x1season
1x1season
1 xlseason
1 xlseason
2x1season
, xlseason
re-elemenlarv 1x1season
elementarv
first time visitor
hiQh school
first time visitor
M
M
2x1season
2x1month
some colle e
underorad
underQrad
Some Colleae
I post grad
hiah school
elementarv
I post qrad
elementarv
hiQh school
elementarv
undergrad
hioh school
hiah school
hioh school
elementary
some colleae
elementary
hiClh school
loost orad
under rad
elementarv
post rad
hiah school
high school
Some Colleoe
high school
elementarv
elementarv under rad
hioh school
lx/season
3-4x1season
firsllime visitor
2x1season
lx/season
2x1seasan
2-3x1season
rarelv
1 xlseason
rarelv
first time visitor
2x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
1x1season
2x1season
4·5x1season
1xiseason
1x1season
2x1seasan
rarel
1ximonth
rarel
1xJseason
1xJseason
2x1season
Sxlseason
3x1seasan
1x1seasan
rarelv
rarel
2x1season
rarely
2x1season
1x1season
1xJweek
4x1vear
What eats them in the wild?
Age
Res pons e
22-30
do not k now
lions, liqers
22-30
31-45
lions, ttgers
nothing
31 -45'
do not know - dinQos
8-1 2
46-59
bigger a nimals
wild dOQs
19-2 1
humans, dingos
60+
humans
22-30
do not know
46-59
dinQos
46-59
do not know
46-59
16-18
humans, dingos
coyotes, dinaos
31-45
tigers
22-30
31-45
humans
60+
lions
lions
22-30
do not knOW - h'@nas
31-45
something bigg er
31-4 5
60+
do not know - nothing
dingos
31-45
tiQers. bears, wild dOQS
46-59
31-45
tigers
31 -45
redatorv ani mals
do not know
46-59
31-45
dinQos
do not know
16- t8
31-45
lion, tiger, leopard
do not know
31-45
dingos
46-59
lions, Haers
22-30
t-re x
5-7
do not know - lions, tiqers 22-30
60+
lions
nothing
22-30
hyenas
46-59
13-15
alligators
lions, cheetahs
31-45
something bigger
46 -59
big cats
46-59
8-1 2
lions
lions
8-12
60+
do not know
13-1 5
do not know
dingos, monitor lizards, ha.... 60+
8-12
Itiqer
di ngos
60 dinqos
46-59
do not know
31 -45
ItiQers, anything bigger
22-30
Gen der
??
F
??
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
??
F
F
F
F
Edu cation
underarad
hiQh school
underQrad
051 g rad
elementary
som e colle e
some colleae
some colle e
hiQh school
som e college
underQrad
high schoo l
som e colleQe
und er~rad
some college
som e collea e
under rad
underQrad
unde r rad
high school
und er9.!'ad
high school
som e COllege
post g rad
underQrad
some colle e
som e college
hi h school
undergrad
underQi.ad
ost Qrad
underQi.ad
\undergrad
underarad
ost grad
some college
Ipc st rad
hiQh school
under rad
hiQh school
some college
ele mentary
elementary
lpost rad
hiQh school
ost rad
elementarv
undergrad
ost Qrad
post grad
hiQh school
Visiting Pattern
2x1month
1xlseason
1x1monlh
2x1season
2x1season
once every two years
1 xlseason
1xlseason
2x1season
first time "isitor
4-5x1season
once every tw"o years
first time visitor
2x1month
5-6x1season
3-4x1season
first time visito r
1x1month
2x1season
l x1season
first time viSitor
2x1month
2x1season
first time "isilo r
2x1month
l x1seasom
1x1season
lx/season
1x1season
3x1season
rarel y
rarely
2x1season
l x/season
4-6x1season
1x1season
rarely
first time visitor
2·3x1season
1x1season
l x/season
firsLlime visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
1 xlseason
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
first tim e "isitor
rare
firs t lime visitor
What eats them in the wild?
Response
nothin
nothinQ
dingos
lions, tiqers
do not know
biqqer animals
do not know - hyenas
humans, wild doqs
do not know
do not know
dingos
bi cats
dingo, crocodile
cheetahs
lions
lions
wild doqs
nothin
do not know
lions
din os
nothinq
lions, Ii ers
leopards, tiqers
do not know
hyenas, dinqos
do not know
wolves, dinqos
din os
wild doqs, dinqos
dinosaurs
nothinQ, people
crocodile
humans, dingos
lions
lions
do not know
lions, tigers
dingos
dingos
lions, Hoers, dinqos
do not know
dinqos, humans
lions
tiqers
crocodiles
biQqer mammals
Aoe
31-45
46-59
22-30
31-45
31-45
8-12
31-45
46-59
31-45
13-15
60+
8-12
46-59
13-15
22-30
22-30
46-59
13-15
31-45
46-59
31-45
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
22-30
5-7
31-45
60+
60+
5-7
60+
5-7
31-45
13-15
22-30
8-12
5-7
31-45
8-12
46-59
8-12
31-45
8-12
8-12
46-59
13-15
Gender
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
??
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
Education
Ip<stgrad
hiqh school
undergrad
underqrad
high school
elementary
post grad
under rad
high school
elementary
Ipost orad
elementary
underorad
elementary
some colieoe
high school
hiqh school
high school
post ",d
underarad
post rad
underqrad
under rad
underqrad
elementary
hi h school
elementary
ost qrad
high school
hi h school
re-elementarv
Ipc st Qrad
re-elementarv
undergrad
elementarv
undergrad
elementary
elementary
some coUeqe
elementary
hiqh school
elementary
hiQh school
elementarv
elementary
hiah school
elementary
VisitinQ Pattern
rarely
1xfseason
1xfmonth
first time visitor
2xfseason
2xfseason
2xfseason
2xfseason
first time visitor
first time visitor
2xfseason
1xfmonth
1xfmonth
first time visitor
first time visitor
2xfseason
4x/season
1x/season
first time visitor
2xfseason
rarel
first time visitor
1 xfseason
2xfseason
2x1month
1x1season
1x1season
2x1month
first lime visitor
1xlseason
3-4x1season
2x1season
1x1season
first time visitor
1x1season
2x1season
1xlseason
1x1season
1x1month
1x1season
rarely
1x1season
2x1season
1 xlseason
1xlmonth
3x1season
1x1season
What eats them in the wild?
Res ponse
do nol know
wolves
di nQo, crocodile
l!igers
dinQO, tasmanian devil
nothing
donal know
lions, tiQers
lions
dinoos , crocodiles
cats
dinaos
people
dinQos
do not know - lions, tigers
do not know
lions eat ioeys
d in os
do not know
eople
dinaos
leo ard
anythinQ biQQer
Itiger
fox
cheetah
do nol know
do nol know
do nol know
nOlhinQ
lions
nothinQ
wild dogs
nothing
do not know
people, buzzards
affi1hing bigger
nothing
tiaer
do not know
donOI know
tigers, hyenas, wild dogs
nOlhina
do nol know
nOlhinQ
lions, ti ers
lions
do not know
anything bigger
lions
lions , tigers
Ag e
Gender
46-59
8-12
19-12
13-15
22-30
22-30
31-45
19-2 1
5-7
31-'15
46-59
60+
22-30
31-'15
22-30
31-45
8- 12
8-12
5-7
31 -4 5
31-'15
46-59
31-'15
F
19-2 1
31-'15
22-30
31-'15
60+
??
5-7
19-2 1
22-30
22-30
31-45
13- 15
60+
46-59
31-'15
5-7
5-7
46-59
31-45
22-30
22-30
8- 12
60+
31-'15
5-7
31-45
60+
8-12
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
??
??
M
F
F
??
F
??
M
?7
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
Visiting Patte rn
2x1season
4-5x1season
1x/season
1x/season
1 x1month
2x1season
2x/month
Ipost grad
1 x/season
1Jlgh school
lx/season
elementary
2x1month
underarad
2x/monlh
some college
hioh school
2x1season
2x1season
post rad
1 x1season
I post orad
high school
2x/season
post Qrad
2 x/month
lx/season
elementary
elementary
lx/season
, xlseason
elementarv
1x/season
some colle e
2x1season
underQrad
hi h school
1 xlseason
undergrad
2x/season
som e COllege
2x/season
2x/month
underg rad
1 x/season
elementarv
some college
2x1season
2x/season
loosta
undergrad
2x/season
1 xlseason
elementarv
1 xtseason
some college
some colleQe
first time visitor
high school
1x/season
1 xfseason
I past grad
hiah school
1 x/season
some college
first time visitor
1 x/season
hiah school
high school
2x/season
firsl time visitor
elementarv
re-elementary 1 xlseason
som e colleqe
2x/season
some college
2xfmonth
hiQh school
1 x/season
1 x/season
hi h school
elementary
1x/month
1x/month
DOst orad
some college
1x/season
re-elementarv first time visitor
first lime visitor
some coUe e
1x/season
ost orad
elementary
1x/season
Edu catio n
some colleQe
elementary
some colleQe
elementary
some college
post grad
Does the kangaroo prefer to live alone or in a group?
Response
rOUD
rou
rou
group
rou
group
rou
group
rou
group
rou
rOUD
grou
roup
Igroup
rou
Igroup
roup
rOUD
Igroup
roup
Igroup
roup
rouP
rou
alone
rou
roup
Igroup
roup
Igroup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
group
roup
alone
roup
roup
roup
alone
roup
roup
Igrou
laroup
Igroup
Iqrou
larouD
Age
Gender
46-59
8-12
19-12
13-15
22-30
22-30
31-45
19-21
5-7
31--45
46-59
60+
22-30
31--45
22-30
31--45
8-12
8-12
5-7
31-45
31--45
46-59
31-45
19-21
31-45
22-30
31-45
60+
F
??
5-7
19-21
22-30
22-30
31--45
13-15
60+
46-59
31-45
5-7
5-7
46-59
31-45
22-30
22-30
8-12
60+
31-45
5-7
31--45
60+
8-12
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
??
??
M
F
F
??
F
??
M
??
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
Education
Visiting Pattern
2x/season
elementary
4-5x/season
some college
ix/season
elementary
ix/season
some college
ix/month
ost rad
2x/season
IDost orad
2x/month
ix/season
high school
elementary
ix/season
under rad
2x/month
some college
2x/month
high school
2x/season
ost rad
2x/season
IDOst Qrad
ix/season
hi h school
2x/season
I post Qrad
2x/month
element§!y
ix/season
elementary
1 x/season
elemental";
ix/season
some colle e
1x/season
underQrad
2x1season
hi h school
ix/season
underQrad
2x1season
somecoll~e
2x1season
undergrad
2x1month
element~
ix/season
some colle e
2x/season
osta
2x/season
undergrad
2x1season
elementary
1x/season
some colle e
1x/season
some college
first time visitor
high school
ix/season
post grad
ix/season
ix/season
high school
some college
first time visitor
hiah school
ix/season
high school
2x1season
elementary
first time visitor
I pre-element~ 1xlseason
some college
2x/season
somecoll~
2x1month
high school
ix/season
hiah school
ix/season
elementary
ix/month
post Qrad
ix/month
some college
1xlseason
pre-elementary first time visitor
first time visitor
some cOII~e
I post Qrad
1xlseason
elemen~
ix/season
somecoll~
Does the kangaroo prefer to live alone or in a group?
Response
larouD
Igrou
alone
[grou
roup
rou
roup
roup
fOUp
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
rou p
roup
roup
roup
roup
Igroup
Igroup
19 rou
[group
[arouD
Igrou
roup
rou
roup
alone
roup
£rOll»
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
19roup
roup
rOUD
roup
19roup
[group
alone
[grou
roup
rou
fOUP
group
roup
£roll»
Age
60+
22-30
5-7
31-45
22-30
60+
22-30
22-30
16-18
60+
22-30
5-7
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
22 -30
8-12
31-45
3 1-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
31-45
31-45
22-30
5-7
31-45
8- 12
31-45
5-7
31 -45
19-21
60+
31-45
5-7
22-30
8-12
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
22-30
19-21
19-21
8-12
8- 12
31-45
31-45
Gender
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
??
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
?
11
Visitin Pattern
2x/season
2x/month
1x/season
2x/season
1x/month
1xlseason
lxiseason
1xiseason
1xiseason
2x1season
1x1season
1x/season
first time v'lsitor
first time visitor
1xiseason
3-4xiseason
first time visitor
2x/season
1x/season
2x/season
2-3xiseason
rarelv
1x/season
rarely
first lime visitor
ost rad
high school
2x/season
elementary
first time visitor
post grad
first time visitor
elemenlary
1xiseason
hi h school
2x/season
elementary
4-5x/season
undergrad
lx1season
hiQh school
1xlseason
high school
2x1season
rarely
high school
elementary
1x1mon\h
some college
rarely
elementarv
1x/season
high school
1x/season
loost Qrad
2x/season
under rad
5x1season
elementary
3x/season
post rod
1x/season
rarely
high school
hiah school
rarel
Some College 2x1season
hiQh school
rarely
elementary
2x/season
elementary
l x/season
undergrad
l x1week
hiQh school
4x1vear
Educa lion
hiQh school
under rad
elementary
high school
hiQh school
elementary
high school
hiqh school
elementary
Some ColleQe
Some College
re-elementary
elementary
hiQh school
undergrad
undergrad
IDOst Qrad
elementary
underQrad
high school
some college
undergrad
under rad
Some College
Does the kangaroo prefer to live alone or in a group?
.~.
Response
roup
roup
group
roup
9couP
roup
group
roup
group
roup
roup
roup
roup
group
roup
2'oup
roup
roup
roup
roup
group
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
roup
Igroup
roup
19roup
Igroup
Iqroup
Igrou
Iqroup
Igroup
ak>ne
Igroup
alone
IQroup
Igrou
alone
19 rou
roup
group
roup
group
roup
2'oup
roup
Age
Gender
22-30
22-30
31-45
31-45'
8-12
46-59
19 21
60+
22-30
46-59
46-59
46-59
16-18
31-45
22-30
31-45
60+
22-30
31-45
31-45
60+
31-45
46-59
31-45
31-45
46-59
31-45
16-18
31-45
31-45
46-59
22-30
5-7
22-30
60+
22-30
46-59
13-15
31-45
46-59
46-59
8-12
8-12
60+
13"15
60+
8-12
60+
46-59
31-45
22-30
??
F
??
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
??
F
F
F
F
Education
under rad
hiqh school
under rad
ost qrad
elementary
some coileqe
some college
some colle e
high school
some colle e
underQrad
hi h school
some colleqe
undergrad
some colle e
some cOllege
undergrad
underQrad
undergrad
hiqh school
undergrad
high school
some colleQe
post grad
underQrad
some college
some colleQe
high school
underqrad
undergrad
Ipost 9rad
underQrad
\under rad
underqrad
ost rad
some colleqe
I post 9rad
high school
undergrad
high school
some colleQe
elementary
elementary
ost rad
hi h school
post grad
elementary
undergrad
osl grad
ost Qrad
hi h school
Visiting Pattern
2xfmonth
1xfseason
1x1month
2xfseason
2xfseason
once every two years
1xfseason
1xfseason
2x1season
first time visitor
4-5x1season
once every two years
first time visitor
2x1month
5-6xiseason
3-4xfseason
first time visitor
1x1month
2x1season
1xlseason
first time visitor
2x1month
2x1season
first time visitor
2ximonth
1xiseasom
1xfseason
1xfseason
1xfseason
3x1season
rarel
rarely
2x1season
1xfseason
4-6xiseason
1xfseason
rarely
first time visitor
2-3xfseason
1xlseason
1xlseason
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
1xiseason
first time visitor
first time visitor
rarely
first time visitor
Does the ka ngaroo prefer to li .... e alone or in a group?
Respon se
larouo
larou
larouo
rc;rOlJt)
larou
(oun
rou
AQe
31 -45
46-59
22-30
31-45
31-45
Gender
M
M
F
M
M
8-12
F
31 -45
F
rouo
46-59
F
rou
31-45
13-15
M
M
M
??
F
F
M
M
(OUO
rou
rOU D
rou
rouo
OroUD
rouo
(OUO
(OUO
(OUD
lQroUD
rouo
rouo
rouo
rouo
rouo
rOU D
roup
(OUO
rouo
(OUO
alone
rOUD
rou-o(OUD
(OUD
(OUO
(OUO
(OUO
(OUO
(OUO
rOUD
rouo
rOUD
alone
roup
roup
(OUO
60+
8-12
46-59
13-15
22-30
22-30
46-59
13-15
31-45
46-59
31-45
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
22-30
5-7
31-45
60+
60+
5-7
60+
5-7
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
31-45
F
13-15
22-30
8-12
5-7
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
31-45
8-12
46-59
8-12
31-45
8-12
8-12
46-59
13-15
F
F
F
F
F
M
Education
lciost Diad
hioh school
underarad
under rad
hioh school
elementary
DOst orad
unde--;:q-rad
hiah school
elementarv
Visitina Pattern
(arely1x/season
1x/month
first time visitor
2x/season
2x1season
2x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
DOsl rad
2x/season
elementarv
lx/month
under rad
1x/month
elementarv
first time .... isitor
some colleQe
first time visitor
hiah school
2x/season
hlclh school
4x/season
hi h school
lx/season
10051orad
first time visitor
underQrad
2x/season
Ices! orad
rarelv
underQrad
first time visitor
underarad
1x/season
undera-rad
2x/season
elementary
2x/month
hioh school
1x/season
elementary
1x/season
IDOst orad
2x/month
h1Qh school
first lime visitor
hiah school
l x/season
Iore-elementary 3-4xtseason
IODst orad
2x/season
lore-elementarv 1x/season
underarad
first time visitor
elementarv
l x/season
underQrad
2x/season
elementarv
1 x/season
elementarY
l x/season
some collece
1x/month
elementarv
1x1season
hiah school
rarely
elementarv
l x/season
hiQh school
2x1season
elementarY
l x/season
elementary
lx/month
hioh school
3x1season
elemen tarv
lx/season
The kangaroo has a thick stu rdy tail. What is Ihe purpose o f Ihe kangaroo's tail?
Res Dnse
do not know
balance
balance
balance
balance , stand on it and kick defense
ba lance , defense
do not know
do not know
wea on to whacK eoole
balance
sprinQboard for movement. defense
balance
third leo . stand on it
balance
stand on it to kick. defense
balance. orotection
balance white h~
balance while hoooinQ
do not know
balance
balance
wea n
hoooina
defense
fiahtina (defense)
lorotection (defense)
balance
balance
balance
helos them ium
fIOhts with it
balance
balance when swinomo
tokee it steady (balance)
balance
balance
balance
stabffitV7balance)
do not know
do not know
helos with movement
balance
defense
do not know
balance while hoO~ in
weaoon
balance
do not know
balance
balance
do nol know
Aoe
46-59
8-12
19-12
13-15
22-30
22-30
31-45
19-21
5-7
31-45
46-59
60+
22-30
3 1-45
22-30
31-45
8-12
8- 12
5-7
31-45
3 1-45
46-59
31-45
19-21
31-45
22-30
31-45
60+
??
5-7
19-21
22-30
22-30
31-45
13-15
60+
46-59
31-45
5-7
5-7
46-59
31-45
22-30
22-30
8- 12
60+
31-45
5-7
31-45
60+
8-12
Gender
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
??
??
M
F
F
??
F
??
M
?1
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
Education
some colleqe
elementarv
some college
elementarv
some colleae
post Qrad
loost orad
hiQh school
elementarv
undergrad
some colleae
high school
loost rad
loost orad
hiqh school
IDOst Qrad
elementary
elementarv
elementarv
some colieQe
underarad
hiqh school
underorad
some college
underc rad
elementarv
some colieQe
osta
under rad
elementarv
some coliege
some colieQe
hieh school
locst Qrad
hiah school
some colle!= e
hiqh school
hig h school
elementarv
Ipre-elementary
some colle e
some colleae
hiQh school
hiah school
elementary
IDost arad
some college
pre-elementarv
some college
post Qrad
elementarv
Visitina Pattern
2x/season
4-5x1season
1x/season
l x/season
l x/month
2x1season
2x/month
l x/season
l x/season
2x/month
2x/month
2x/season
2x/season
lx/season
2x/season
2x/month
lx/season
1x/season
1x/season
1x/season
2x/season
1x/season
2x/season
2x1season
2x1mon th
lx/season
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
1x1season
1x1season
first time visitor
ix/season
lx/season
1x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
2x1season
2x1month
1x/season
l x/season
1x/month
l x/month
1x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
l x/season
l x/season
The kangaroo has a thick sturdy tail. What is the purpose of the kangaroo's tail?
Response
balance
balance, fighting
do not know
defense
defense
balance
to swim
balance
do not know
balance
balance
balance. let them move
do nol know
balance
balance, 'umpinq
balance
spring forward, defense
balance
balance
do not know
balance
balance. weapon
balance
defense
defense
do not know
balance
balance
do not know
balance
do not know
balance
balance
rolection (defense)
weapon
keep Ihem safe (defense)
balance
kill prey
balance, rotection
balance
do not know
do not know
balance
help them sit up
balance
balance
balance
balance
do 001 know
stabilize them
do not know
Age
Gender
60+
22-30
5-7
31-45
22-30
60+
22-30
22-30
16-18
60+
22-30
5-7
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
22-30
31-45
31-45
22-30
5-7
31-45
8-12
31-45
5-7
31-45
19-21
60+
31-45
5-7
22-30
8-12
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
31-45
31-45
22-30
19-21
19-21
8-12
8-12
3 1-45
3 1-45
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
??
M
M
M
??
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
?
??
Education
hiqh school
undergrad
elementary
hi h school
hiQh school
elementary
high school
high school
elementary
Some Colleae
Some Colle e
Ipre-elementary
elementary
high school
undergrad
undergrad
post orad
elementary
undergrad
high school
some college
underqrad
undergrad
Some COlleqe
[post grad
hiClh school
elementary
post grad
elementary
high school
elementary
under rad
h;qh school
high school
high school
elementary
some college
elementarv
high school
lpost Qrad
undergrad
elementary
ost grad
hi h school
hiqh school
Some College
hiQh school
elementary
elementary
undergrad
high school
Visiting Pattern
2x/season
2x1month
"Ix/season
2x/season
"I xJmonth
1x/season
1x/season
"Ix/season
1x/season
2x/season
1x/season
1x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
lx/season
3-4x/season
first time visitor
2x1season
1x/season
2x1season
2-3x/season
rarelv
1x/season
rarely
first time visitor
2x1season
first time visitor
firsl time visitor
1xlseason
2x1season
4-5x1season
1x1season
1x1season
2x1season
rarely
1x/month
rarely
1x/season
1xJseason
2x1season
5x/season
3x1season
lx1season
rarely
rarely
2X1seasoo
rarely
2x1season
1xJseason
1xJweek
4x1year
The kangaroo has a thick sturdy tail. What is the purpose of the kangaroo's tail?
-
ResPonse
Age
Gender
do not know
balance
stand back on il and kick
balance
22-30
22-30
??
F
Educatiott
undergrad
hiQh school
31 -45
31-45 '
??
under rad
ost grad
balance
8-12
46-59
19-21
60+
22-30
46-59
46-59
46-59
16-18
22-30
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
balance
31-45
M
do not know
hel them hop
balance
6022-30
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
do not know
balance
defense, balance
balance
balance, weapon
balance
balance
balance, kick each other when fiqhtinQ
balance
do not know
we~on
stabmty, balance when hopping
balance
balance
do not know
help them move
balance
defense. balance
balance
do not know
do not know
balance
defense
hang from trees
to kill other animals
defense
balance
balance
bouncin
balance
balance
SUPPO"
swat things
balance
send messages, (ound up family
do not know
balance when sitting, sta bility when jumpin
bouncing
balance, defense
balance when jum ing, prop when standing
balance , stand on it
do not know
31-45
31-45
31-45
60+
31-45
46-59
31-45
31-45
46-59
31 -45
16-18
3145
3 '-45
46-59
22-30
5-7
22-30
60+
22-30
F
M
F
46-59
F
13-15
31-45
46-59
46-59
8-12
8-12
60+
13-15
60+
8-12
60+
46-59
31-45
22-30
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
?7
F
F
F
F
elementary
some colle e
some calleqe
Vis iting Pattern
2x1month
1x1season
1xlmonth
2x1season
2x/season
once every two years
some colleqe
1x1season
1x1season
high schoOl
2x1season
some colle e
first time visitor
4-Sx/season
once every two years
first lime visitor
2)(/mon\h
5-6x1season
3-4xJseason
first time .... isitor
1x1month
2x/season
1x1season
first lime ....isitor
2x1month
2x1season
firsl time visitor
2xtmonth
1x1seasom
1x/season
1x/season
1x1season
3xJseason
rarely
rarel
2xJseason
1xlseason
4-6x1season
1 x/season
rarely
first time .... isitor
2-3x1season
1x/season
1x/season
first time .... isitor
1x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
first time .... isitor
1x1season
first time .... isitor
firsl time visitor
rarely
first lime visitor
undergrad
high school
some colleqe
under rad
some college
some colleQe
under rad
under rad
underQrad
higb school
under rad
high school
somecoll~
ost grad
undel1:lrad
some colle..illl
some college
hiQh school
undergrad
undergrad
IDost Qrad
undergrad
\undergrad
undel9rad
pos. rad
some college
post Qrad
high school
undel1lrad
hiqh school
some college
elementary
elementary
Ipost grad
hiQh school
post grad
elementary
underQrad
lposl grad
I post grad
hiQh school
The kangaroo has a thIck sturdy lail. What is the purpose of the kangaroo's tail?
'--
Response
ba lance
balance
balance, defense
beal it and scare thin 5 awav
like foot
do not know
lean back on it, use to kiCk, raise to get food
balance
Iprotect themselves
do not know
balance
to keep them up when standinQ
balance
balance
balance
so they can bounce
balance
balance
swatUnQ flies
balance
balance
balance. help them 'umD
defense against predators
help them move, protection
do not know
balance
do not know
balance
balance
balance
do not know
stability
cleans their teeth
balance
do not know
helps with hoppinQ, to hit somebody with
do not know
balance on their hind leQs
balance when hop~ in
balance
balance
do not know
balance when 'urn in
to get a good bounce
do nol know
balance and ive them strength
do not know
Age
31-45
46-59
Gender
M
M
22-30
F
31-45
31-45
8-12
31-45
M
M
46-59
31-45
13-15
60+
8-12
46-59
13-15
22-30
22-30
46-59
13-15
31-45
46-59
31-45
46-59
46-59
22-30
8-12
22-30
57
31-45
60+
60+
5-7
60+
5-7
31-45
13-15
22-30
8-12
5-7
31-45
8-12
46-59
8-12
31-45
8-12
8-12
46-59
13-15
F
F
F
M
M
M
??
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
Visiting Pattern
rarelv
lx/season
l x/month
first time visitor
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x/season
lposl grad
elementary
l x/month
l x/month
underg rad
elementary
fIrst time visitor
some colleQe
first time visitor
high school
2x/season
hi h school
4x/season
high school
hclseason
first time visitor
ost Qrad
underQrad
2x/season
rarely
IDest Qrad
undercrad
first time visitor
under rad
l x/season
underQrad
2x/season
elementary
2x/month
lx/season
hi h school
elementarv
l x/season
ost grad
2x/month
hklh school
firsl time visitor
high school
lx/season
l ore-elementarv 3-4x1season
]post grad
2x/season
I pre-elementary lx/season
underarad
first time visitor
elementary
1x/season
underQrad
2x/season
elementary
1xlseason
elementary
1x/season
some college
l x/month
elemenlary
l x/season
hiah school
rarelv
1x/sea son
elementary
hiah school
2x/season
1x/season
elementary
l x/month
elementarv
3x/season
h~ h school
, xlseason
elementary
Education
post orad
hi h schoot
underqrad
undergrad
IhiQh school
elementarv
post grad
underorad
high school
elementarv
A kangaroo is a marsupial. What does that mean?
Response
do nol know
do nol know
do not know
do not know
do not know
very rare
do not know
do not know
mammal with a pouch
do nol know
do not know
do not know
do not know
do not know
do not know
hold babies in pouch
do not know
do not know
sleep in day, come out at night
nocturnal)
only live in Australia
do not know
do nol know
do not know
have a pouch
do not know
baby born prematurely, have a pouch
have a pouch for baby
live on land
do nol kow
have a pouch
animal that 'um s
do not know
do not know
do not know
do not know
do not know
have a pouch
do not know
do not know
do not know
do not know - live birth
do not know
have a ouch
do not know
have a pouch
do not know
have a pouch
have a pouch
have a pouch
AQe
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
8-12
8-12
Gender
M
F
F
F
??
M
M
F
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
M
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
M
8-12
??
M
F
F
F
F
??
F
8-12
8-12
8-1 2
8-12
8-1 2
8-1 2
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
??
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13- 15
13-15
Education
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
!pre-elementary
Ipre-elementary
elementary
Ipre-elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
\undergrad
elementary
re-elementary
re-elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
F
M
M
F
F
??
??
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
M
-
VisilinQ Pattern
lxlseason
1xlseason
lx/season
first lime visitor
lx/season
first time visitor
lx/season
l x/season
first lime visitor
4-5xfseason
1xlmonth
2x/season
lx/season
3-4X1season
1xlseason
1xlseason
4-5x1season
1x/season
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
1x/season
lx/month
1x/season
first time visitor
2x/season
l x/season
1x/season
elementary
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementary
etementary
eleme ntary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
undergrad
elementary
hi h schoo!
hiQh school
high school
elementary
elementary
high school
elementary
3x/season
2x/season
1x1season
2x/season
first time visitor
1x1season
1X/season
2x/season
1x/month
2xfmon th
1x1season
1x1season
l x/season
1x/season
1x1month
2x1season
lx/season
1x1season
first lime visitor
l x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
1X1season
1x/season
A kangaroo is a marsupial. What does that mean?
-
--
Response
do not know
do not know
carry babies in pouch
have a pouCh
ca rry yaung in pouch
do not know
do not know
has a couch
have a pouch
have a pouch
do not know
do not know
have a pouCh for baby
ca rry young in pouch
have a pouch
do not know
do not know
young develop in pouch - not like other
mammals
carry babl'. in ouch
have a pouch
donal know
carry baby in pouch
do not know
do not know
mammal
baoy in pouch
have a pouch
has a couch
do not know
baby in couch
do not know
do nol know
do not know
temperature
car babies in pouch
do nol know
has a couch for young
carry babies in pouch
carry babies in pouch
have a pouch to hold young
do not know
mammal
do nol know
donol know
do nol know
carry babies in pouch
do not know
lpo uch 10 carry youn
oung grows in pouch
Age
13-15
16-18
Gender
M
F
16-18
M
16-18
19-12
19-2 1
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
F
F
F
F
F
19-21
19-21
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
M
??
M
M
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
31-45
31-45
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
??
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
Educ atio n
elementary
elementary
some colleQe
high school
some colleQe
hi h school
some college
some colle<Je
hi h school
SomeColleQe
high school
somecolleQe
some college
lpost orad
Ipost rad
high school
elementary
some college
hi h school
high school
~iah school
undergrad
hiQh school
hi h school
hiQh school
Some Colle e
ost grad
underarad
high school
some college
undergrad
high school
under rad
high school
hioh school
somecallege
Visiting Pattern
lx/season
lx/season
first time visitor
1x/season
1x/season
lx/season
2x1season
1x/season
1x/season
2x/season
rarely
l x/season
1x1month
2x1season
2x1season
2x/season
lx/season
under (ad
undergrad
first time visitor
1xlseason
1x1season
lx/season
2x1month
1xlmonth
1xlseason
lx/season
1xlseason
first time visitor
l x/season
2x/season
rarely
5x/season
rarely
2x1monlh
lx/season
2x1season
5-6x/season
1x/month
rarely
1x/season
some college
hiah school
undergrad
some colleae
high school
underQrad
high school
underQrad
IPost g[ad
undergrad
1xlseason
first lime visitor
1x1month
first time visitor
2x1season
2x1season
1x/season
2x1season
2x/monlh
2x/month
undef!~ rad
A kangaroo is a marsupial. What does that mean?
Response
carry young in pouCh
carry young on outside
bear livevoung
do not know
do not know
has a pouch
raises youna in Douch
mother has a pouch
do not know
do nol know
AOe
do not know - stand upriQhl
do not know - have a tail
do not know
do not know
31-45
31-45
F
F
31-45
M
F
have
have
have
have
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
M
somethino to do with tail
raises vouna in DOuch
has a pouch for young
have a little pocket (pOuch\
carry baby in pouch
do not know
pouch, birth live younQ
a pouch
a pouch
a pouch
carry youna in DOcket rDOuch)
carry baby in pouch
pouched animal
do not know
after born lives in ocuch
do not kow
has a pouch
carrY babies in couch
mammal. awe birth 10 babies
hands have fmQers
do not know
babies bom in pouch
ounQ in pouch
have a pouch
have a pouch
do not know
do not know
do not know
pouch for young
feed young with milk
do not know
Education
post Qrad
IDOst orad
some colle<1e
underarad
underQrad
underorad
some colleae
loost orad
hieh school
some colleae
Visiting Pattern
l x/season
2x/month
1x/season
2x/season
2x/season
2x/month
2x/season
1x/season
2x/season
2x/month
some co ll e~le
some colleae
hi h school
hioh school
1x/season
first time visitor
2x/season
first time visitor
M
F
underQrad
underorad
under tad
hieh school
1x/season
3-4x/season
1x/season
2x/season
31-45
31-45
31-45
F
M
F
somecolleqe
underorad
Some Colle e
2-3x/season
rarelv
rarely
31-45
F
F
ost orad
loost orad
hioh school
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x/season
underorad
hiah school
ost orad
high schOOl
underorad
hieh school
under rad
underorad
1x/season
rarely
l x1season
rarely
1xJweek
4x1vear
1xlmonth
2x1month
some colleoe
under rad
hioh school
hiah school
ost orad
underorad
some coile
underorad
unden::)rad
underorad
3-4x1season
2x1season
1xlseason
2x/month
first time visitor
2xfmonth
ixfseason
1xfseason
3xfseason
2-3x1season
rarely
rarelv
first lime visitor
31-45
31-45
Gender
M
M
31-45
F
31-45
M
F
??
M
??
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
3 1-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
??
??
F
M
F
F
M
F
?
??
??
F
M
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
•
31-45
F
Ipc $1 grad
31-45
M
M
loost orad
under rad
31-45
A kangaroo is a marsupial. Whal does Ihat mean?
Response
do not know
Ace
31-45
Gender
M
Education
hiqh school
Visitina Pattern
2x1season
how vouna is born , has a pouch
don'! lay eqqs
do not know
have a pouch for young
carry babies in oouch
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
F
M
M
M
M
100S! orad
hiQh school
loosiorad
loosl Qrad
looslorad
2x1season
fir st lime visitor
first time visitor
rarelv
2x1month
have a pouch, young born alive and live
in pouch
carry babies in oouch
pocket to carrv vouna
31-45
31-45
31-45
F
F
F
birth babies and thev climb into pouch
do not know
do not know
31 -45'
46-59
46-59
M
F
F
some colleQe
some colleae
2x1season
2x1season
2x1month
awake al niQht (nocturnal)
have a pouch
donal know
donal know
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
F
F
hiqh school
hiah school
some colleQe
hiah school
1x/season
lx/season
2x1season
lx/season
oaslorad
some colleoe
some colleQe
underarad
hi h school
some coUeae
same colle e
2x1season
once everv mo vears
first time visitor
4-Sx/season
once every two years
2x1season
lx/seasom
M
ost orad
ost orad
hioh school
some colle e
rarelv
rarel
lX/season
1xlseason
loaslorad
first time visitor
Ivouna born prematurelv, crawl into DOuch 46-59
land and water
46-59
have a pouch
46-59
no eggs, natural birth
46-59
carry babies in pouch
46-59
babies in a pouch
46-59
carry babies in pouch
46-59
young born in pouch before fuUy
developed
46-59
do not know
46-59
have baby in pouch
46-59
young raised in pouch
46-59
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
babies born underdeveloped, crawl into
pouch
46-59
F
mammal with pouch for vouna
carry babies in pouch
46-59
46-59
F
live birth, carry youna in couch
do not know
nurse babies
have a pouch
carries baby, mammal
do not know
have baby in pouch
bear young in pouch
have a pouch
carry baby in pouch
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
60+
60+
60+
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
M
F
unden:jrad
some colleoe
hioh school
Ioosl orad
hiah school
underarad
underarad
hkh school
underarad
undergrad
underarad
high school
hiah school
h;gh sc/lool
Io<sl
same colleae
first time visitor
l x/month
2x1season
1xlseason
2x1season
lx/month
4x1season
2x1season
first time visitor
1x1season
rarelv
3x1season
2x1season
2x1season
first lime visitor
A kangaroo is a marsupial. What does thai mean ?
AQe
Response
how they birth vau na
60'
Gender
M
Education
post orad
Visitin Pattern
1)(./month
tail to use like a hand , have a pouCh
60·
F
DOst Qrad
1)(./season
have a pouch for vouna. nurse baby
carrY young in pouch
have a pouch
water creatures
50'
F
60'
6060'
M
F
F
hiah school
elementarv
Some Colle e
hioh school
2)(./season
1)(./season
2)(./seasan
2x1season
babies born alive and keol in a Douch
60-
M
some colieqe
1 xlseason
babies outside , something to do with
pouch
females have pOUChes
breast fed
do not know
60'
60'
60'
60+
M
M
M
M
underarad
underQrad
loast orad
first time visitor
first time visitor
4-6x1season
first time visitor
baby born unable to survive on Own, lives
in pouch
60'
have a pouch
60'
have a pouch
60+
.-
M
F
M
[post Qrad
post Qrad
underarad
post cad
first time visilor
first time visitor
2x/season
have live vouna that live in Douch
the pouch thin
60+
60'
M
F
high school
hiQh school
first time visitor
1 x/season
have a pouch, vounQ mature in oouch'
50'
M
post Qrad
2x/season
How does the baby get in the pouch ?
ReDonse
born there
do not know
hops in
hops in
from stomach (born there)
do nol know
haas in
from their bellY born there
crawls in from where it's born
do not know
hops in
hops in
baby puts itself there
umps in
hops in
born there
climbs in
crawls in
goes trom stomach to pouch (born
there)
bam there
do not know
born there
hops in
crawls in after birth
born there
born there
born there
do not know - climbs in??
crawls up
hops in
born there
born there
umps in
IQ(OWS in there (born there)
umps in
do not know
do not know
do not know
climbs up there
mother outs It there
crawls in after birth
mother puts it there
momDuts it there
born there
crawls throuah stomach into pouch
do not know
born there
born there
umps in
ADe
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8- 12
8 -12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-1 2
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
7?
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
13-15
Gender
M
f
f
f
??
M
M
f
M
f
f
f
M
M
f
F
M
M
M
f
M
M
f
f
??
??
M
f
f
f
f
??
f
??
f
f
M
f
F
f
M
f
M
f
F
M
f
M
M
Education
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementarv
re·elementary
lore-elementarv
elementary
re-elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
\underQrad
elementarv
re-elementary
re-elementarv
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
Visitin Pattern
lx/season
l x/season
l x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
first time viSitor
lx/season
1x/season
first time visitor
4-5x/season
l x/month
2x/seasan
lx/season
3-4x/season
lx/season
lx/season
4-5x/season
l x/season
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementarv
underQrad
elementary
hioh school
hiQh school
l x/season
lx/month
lx/season
first time visitor
2x/season
lx/season
l x/season
3x/season
2x!season
lx/season
2x/season
first time visitor
lx/season
lx/season
2x/season
l x/month
2x/month
l x/season
1x/season
1x/season
1x/season
1x/month
2x1season
l x/season
lx/season
first time visitor
hiqh school
elementarv
elementary
hiah school
elementary
lx/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
1x/season
1x/season
How does the baby get In the pouch?
Reponse
mother puts it there
crawls in
cra'N1s there through fur
do not know
Aoe
after birth finds way there somehow
mother puiS it there
mother puts it there
do not k:now
born there
crawls in
crawls in
crawls there
19-12
19-21
19-2 1
19-21
19-21
19-2 1
19-21
crawls in , attaches to nip ple to feed
bam there
crawls in
climbs in after birth
jumps in
crawls in
bom there
mother puts it there
mother puts it there
do not k now
crawls in
milk from mom
born there
crawls in, fertilized there
born and crawls up and in
mother puts it Ihere
climbs in
mother puts it there
do nol know
born there
do nol know
born there
crawls there
crawls there
mother puts it there
born there
bom there
crawls there
crawls in there
crawls there by itself
do not know
mother puts illhere
mother uts it there
crawls UP in hair inlo pouch
crawls in
mother puts it there
crawls in
22-30
22-30
22 -30
22 -30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
3 1-45
31-45
13-15
16-1 8
16-18
16-18
19-21
Gender
M
F
M
F
Education
elementary
elementary
some colle e
high school
VisitinQ Pattern
b :lseason
l x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
F
some college
hiQh school
some college
some cOllecte
high school
Some ColleQe
high school
some college
lx/season
lx/season
2x/season
1 xlseason
1x/season
2x/season
rarely
l x/season
F
F
M
F
M
M
some college
I post Qrad
IPost grad
high school
elemental)'
some college
high school
hi h school
high school
underg rad
high school
h.lgh school
high school
Some College
ost rad
underQrad
hi h school
some college
undergrad
high school
underqrad
high school
hiQh school
some coUege
underQrad
undergrad
under rad
some college
high school
underQrad
some college
hiQh school
under rad
hiqh school
undergrad
ostgrad
underQrad
1x1month
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
1x/season
first time visitor
1x/season
lx/season
1x/season
2x/month
1x/month
l x/season
l x1season
lx/season
first time visitor
1x/season
2x/season
rarely
5x1season
rarely
2x1month
1x/season
2x1season
5-6x/season
1x/month
ra rely
1x1season
1x1season
first time visitor
l x1month
first lime visitor
2x1season
2x1season
1x1season
2x1season
2x1month
2x1monlh
??
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
??
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
How does the baby get in the pouch?
Ed uc at ion
ost grad
31-45
Ge nder
M
M
3 1 ~5
F
31-45
31-45
31-4 5
31-45
M
some cone e
undergrad
underQiad
underg rad
some colleae
Vi s iting Patte rn
l x/season
2x/monlh
l x/season
2x1season
2x1season
2x1month
2x1season
m om puts it there with mouth
crawls in
born there
crawls in
crawls in
born there
mother puiS Il lhere
crawls in after binh
mother puts it there
c rawls in
do not know
born and crawls up and in
crawls along skin of mother
clim bs in
IgrO'o'ls in there (born there)
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
??
7?
??
F
F
3 1-45
F
31-45
31 -4 5
M
3 l~ 5
M
31-45
31 -45
31 -4 5
31-45
31 -4 5
F
F
IPOSlorad
high school
some college
some college
some college
hiah school
h '~ h school
underarad
under rad
underQrad
hioh school
some college
undero rad
Some College
lpost Q rad
1xJseason
2x1season
2x1m onlh
l x/season
firs t time visitor
2x/season
first time v isitor
lx/season
3-4xJseason
1xlseaso n
2x1season
2-3x1season
rarely
rarel
first ti me visitor
c rawls in? mother puts it there?
crawls in after birth
migrates there from birth place (crawls
in)
do not know
climbs up and goes in fro m
somewhere outside
do not know
crawls by itself
um ps in
crawls from uterus
crawls there
crawls there
clims the re from birth
do not know
born there
mother puts it there
climbs there b itself
crawls there
mother puts it th ere
do not know
born there
m other puts it there
born there
31-45
31-45
F
M
POSI grad
hiah school
first time visitor
2x1season
31-45
31-45
F
F
underQrad
high school
l x/season
rarely
31-45
31-4 5
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
3 1-45
31 -45
31-'15
31-45
31-45
31-4 5
M
3 1~ 5
M
Iposl grad
high school
under9.!ad
hi h school
underQrad
under rad
some coll~e
under rad
high school
hiah school
l posl rad
undergrad
some college
underarad
undergrad
underQrad
po SI rad
IPOslorad
1x/season
rarely
lx1week
4x!year
l x/month
2x1month
3-4x1season
2x1season
1x/season
2xJmonth
first time visitor
2xJmonth
1x1season
1xJseason
3xJseason
2-3x1seaso n
rarel
rarely
31-45
31-45
M
M
underqrad
hJ~h school
first time visitor
2xJseason
Reponse
born there
crawls in
crawls in
c rawls in
bounces in
mother puts ilthere
crawls in
Ao e
though birth canal (born there)
born there
31 ~ 5
F
??
M
M
F
M
F
F
F
?
??
??
F
M
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
poSI grad
How does the baby get in the pouch?
-
Visitin~Pattern
Reponse
crawls in
born there
mother puts it there
born there
Age
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
Gender
F
M
M
M
Education
ost grad
hiQh school
post rad
ost orad
2x/season
first time visitor
first lime visitor
rarely
born and connected to pouch
climbs in
mother puiS it there
crawls up pouch and in
crawls u
mother puis il there
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45'
46-59
M
F
F
F
M
F
post 9<ad
underorad
some college
hioh school
post grad
some college
2x/monlh
first time visitor
lx/month
2x/season
2xJseason
2x/season
crawls out of womb into pouch
46-59
F
some college
2x1month
mother PUiS it there, born Ihere
crawls in after birth
crawls in
do not know
crawts in
born there
born there
crawls there
c rawts there
born there
born there
crawts there
crawts in
do not know
crawls there
crawls up mothers stomach from birth
canal
crawls there
crawls in
crawls in
crawls in
crawls in
crawts in
born there
crawls in
born there
bom there
crawls in
crawls in after birth
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
F
hiqh school
high school
some colleQe
hqh school
I post grad
some colieqe
some colle e
undefQrad
hjgh school
some college
some colleqe
[post Ilrad
Ipost 9rad
h- h school
some college
lx/season
1x/season
2x/season
lx/season
2x/season
once everv two years
first time visitor
4-5x/season
once evefY.r:w~ years
2x/season
1x/seasom
rarely
rarely
1x1season
lx/season
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
46,59
46-59
60+
60+
60+
F
[post 9<ad
hi!=lh school
unders..rad
under rad
hi!=lh school
underqra(j
undergrad
underqrad
hi h school
hiQh school
high schoot
lpostq
somecolle~
first time visitor
lx/season
2x/season
lx/month
4x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
lx/season
rarel
3x/season
2x/season
2x/season
first lime visitor
do not know - mother puts it there
craw1s in after birth
crawls in
crawls in u mothers fur
crawt in
crawts in
crawls there by itself
60+
60+
60+
60+
60+
60+
60+
M
F
post Qrad
ost <ad
hi!=lh school
elementary
Some Cone e
hiQh school
some colle e
lx/month
1x1season
2x1season
lx/season
2x/season
2x/season
1 x/season
46-59
46-59
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
M
How does the baby gel in the pouch?
Reponse
A••
Gender
Education
Visiting PaHern
crawls from birth canal to pouch
from womb
mother puts it there
mother puts it there
60+
60+
60+
60+
M
M
M
M
undergrad
underQrad
ost grad
ost Qrad
first time visilor
first time visitor
4-6x1season
first time visitor
crawls from birth canal to pouch
60 +
M
post .rad
first time visitor
crawls from birth canal to pouch
60+
crawls in
60+
crawls there
60+
crawls there
60 +
starts there as embryo, attaches to walil
l60+
of pouch
F
M
M
F
underqrad
IPost grad
hiQh school
hioh school
first time visitor
b(/season
first time visitor
1xiseason
M
Ipost Qrad
2x1season
A baby k.a ngaroo is called a joey_ How big is a joey at birth?
Response
1 inch
1 inch
1 inch
1 inch
1 inch
1 inch
1 inch or less
1 inch or less
1 inch or less
1/2 inch or smaller
1/4 of inch
1/8 inch
1-2 cm
1-2 ounces
2 millimeters
3 centimeters
3cm
bit penci l eraser and grape
bit pencil erase r and grape
bit ~ncil eraser and Qrape
bean size
few ounces
fifty-cent piece
fify-cent piece
Igrape
lorape
less than 1 inch
less than 1 inch
less than 1 inch
less than 1 inch
less than 1 inch, size of a bee
less than 1 ounce
lima bean
minute
ounces, really small
Ipea size
pea size
lpeanut
eanut
lpeanut
lpeanut
eanut
peanut size
peanut size
peanut size
eanul size
peanut, out of shell, one nul
pencil eraser
inky finQema iJ
uarter
uarteroffifty~entpiece
Ag e
31-45
31-45
60+
??
46-59
22-30
60+
46-59
31-45
22-30
22-30
22-30
31-45
60+
31-45
8-12
31-45
22-30
8-12
31-45
46-59
46-59
31-45
31-45
31-45
46-59
31-45
31-45
46-59
19-21
5-7
46-59
60+
46-59
60+
31-45
46-59
46-59
60+
8-12
31-45
8-12
16-18
22-30
22·30
5-7
22·30
Gender
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
M
?1
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
31~5
M
M
60+
13-15
46-59
F
M
M
IEducation
I post Qrad
some colle e
cst grad
undergrad
undergrad
hiah school
elementary
hiQh school
undergrad
hklh school
some colle e
some college
under~rad
ost grad
hklh school
elementary
underQrad
high school
elementary
hiqh school
undergrad
underQrad
lpest grad
some college
[post grad
high school
IDosl Qrad
high school
underQrad
Some College
elementary
higtl school
Some College
hiQh school
high school
some colleQe
high school
some colleQe
higtl school
elementary
hJgt1 school
elementary
somecolle~
some college
underQrad
\undergrad
some colleoe
under rad
some college
higtl school
high school
Visiting Pattern
2x1monlh
2xfseason
2xfseason
2x1season
2x1season
1xiseason
lx/season
lxfseason
rarely
2x1season
lxfmonth
lxfseaso n
2x1monlh
2xfseason
2xfseason
l x/season
3xfseason
l x/season
h e/season
2x1season
lx/month
2x1season
rarely'"
lx/season
2x1month
lx/season
1xfseason
2x/month
first time visitor
2xfseason
first time visitor
1x/season
2x/season
rarely
1xlseason
2-3x1season
4x/season
2x/season
2xfseason
2x/season
2x/season
2x/season
first time visitor
5-6x1season
l x1month
2x1season
first time visitor
2x1month
first time visitor
lx/season
1x1season
A ba by kangaroo is called a joey_ How big is a joey at birth?
Respo nse
size of midd le fin gerna il
small, 1 Ib at most
sz of rain o f rice
sz of qrape
sz of jelly bean
sz of iellv bean
sz of jelly _bean
sz of "el ly bean
sz of jeU}1>ean
sz of kidney bean
sz of lima bean
sz of pencil eraser
sz of pencil eraser
sz of pinky fin er
sz of pi nky fi nqer
sz of seed
teaspoon
teaspoon
teeny-tiny
very little
walnut
1 - 2 ounces
1 112 inches
1 Ib
'-2 inches
1-2 inches
1-2 inches
'-2 inches
1·2 inches
1-2 inches
'·2 inches
1-2 inch es
1-2 inches
1-2 Ibs
1-2 lbs
15 ounces
2 112 Ibs
2 inches
2 inches
2 inches
2 inches
2 inches
2 inches
2 pounds
2-3 inches
2-3 inches
3 - 4 inches
3 inches
3 ounces
6 inches
6-7 inches
AJie
Gen der
60+
46-59
3 1-45
M
M
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
M
3 1 ~5
31-45
60+
46-59
8-12
31 -4 5
22-30
60+
46-59
13-1 5
46-59
13-15
31 -4 5
31-45
31-45
31-45
22 -30
60+
3145
8 -12
19-2 1
8-1 2
60+
46-59
46-59
46-59
46-59
31-45
60+
31 -4 5
F
??
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
M
F
3 1~ 5
F
60·
31-45
60+
22-30
31-45
19-21
31-45
31 -4513-15
46-59
6-12
31 -45
22-30
46-59
46-59
31-45
60+
M
7?
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
??
7
M
F
M
M
F
Ed ucatio n
undergrad
some colleqe
undergrad
underQrad
undergrad
underQrad
lJ'9s1 grad
elementary
under9!ad
undergrad
IDOsl o rad
Ipost grad
hiQh school
lpost g rad
hiq h school
hi9b school
under fad
underq rad
under rad
unde rgrad
~igtl school
I post rad
elementary
some college
elementary
some col!ege
undergrad
hioh school
some college
some colleqe
some college
DOst Qrad
und ergrad
som e colleqe
post grad
some colle e
DOst Qrad
hig h school
some colleqe
hi h school
hiQh school
po st grad
elementary
som e college
elementary
underQrad
ost grad
hiQh school
ost g rad
ost Qrad
lpost grad
Visitins.. Pattern
firs t time visitor
first time visitor
2·3x/season
first time visitor
l x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
l x/season
2x/mo nth
lx/month
first tim e visitor
rarely
l x/season
rarely
l x/season
2x/season
lx/season
3-4x/season
1xlmonth
2x1month
2x1season
first time visitor
l x/season
1 xlseason
2x/season
1x/season
4-5x/season
once every two ~ears
1x/seasom
lx1season
1x/month
2x1season
first time visitor
1x/season
firs! time visitor
2x/month
4-6x1season
l x/season
1x/season
1x/season
rarely
2x1season
first time visitor
2x1month
3x1season
1x1week
fi rst time visitor
3x1season
2x1season
2x1month
1 x1season
A baby kangaroo is called a joey. How big is a joey at birth?
Response
6-8 inches
Bounces
a few Inches
a few inches
bit 9ra e and orf ball
bit grape and golf ball
bit grape and gf)lfbalJ
bit gra e and golfball
biQ as fist
cell phone
few inches
olfball size
IQalfball size
less than 1 Ib
less than 1 lb. few inches
size of little fi noer
sz of baseball glove
sz of Qolf ball
sz of mouse
sz of palm of hand
thumb
1 112 feet
1 112 feet
1 112 feet
1 foot
1 fOOl
1 fool
1 foot
1 foot
1 foot
1.5 feel
10lbs
10lbs
10-12 inches
12 inches
19 inches
2 feel
2 feet
2 feet
2 feet, small bush
2 pounds
2 pounds
2 limes human baby
20 inches
20lbs
20 pounds
20 pounds
3 feel
3 pounds
3 pounds
3-4 feet
Age
Gender
5-7
22-30
F
F
19-12
31-45
M
22-30
16-18
46-59
22-30
31-45
22-30
60+
31-45
46-59
31-45
3 1-45
31-45
5-7
31-45
60+
8-12
22-30
!;-7
31-45
1S-18
8-12
22-30
5-7
31-45
31 -45
13-15
!;-7
46-59
22-30
22-30
31 -45
8-12
31 -4 5
5-7
5-7
8-12
22-30
31-45
19-21
22-30
22-30
31-45
22-30
22-30
22-30
31-45
19-21
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
M
??
??
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
??
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
Education
elementary
DOst orad
some co\fege
ost orad
high school
hiQh school
some colle e
high school
hi h school
high school
unde.iQrad
undergrad
hiQh school
osl grad
underQrad
some college
elementary
hiah school
high school
elementary
high school
elementary
hioh school
elemenlary
elementary
high school
re-elementary
some college
high school
elementary
re-elementary
underQrad
undergrad
hiQh school
underg rad
elementary
underarad
elementary
elementary
elementary
SomeColleoe
undergrad
some colleQe
~h school
undergrad
Visiting Pattern
4-5x/season
2x/season
lx/season
rarefy
first time visitor
lx/season
2x/season
1x/month
lx/season
2x1seasan
firsl time visitor
lx/season
lx/season
rarely
2x/season
3-4x/seasan
l x/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
lx1season
1x/season
l x1season
2x1season
l X/season
4-5x1season
1x1season
lx/season
first time visitor
first time visitor
l x/season
lx/season
l x/season
2x1season
1x/season
2X1season
1x1season
2x1month
1xlseason
first time visitor
1x1season
l x/season
l x/season
1x/season
2x1season
rarely
first time visitor
~stQrad
high school
2x1season
first time visitor
some colleae
2x/season
Ipost rad
Some ColleQe rarely
high school
rarely
A baby kangaroo is called a joey . How big is a joey at birth?
Res oonse
41eet
4 feellal!
40lbs
40 ocunds
Sibs
Sibs
5 Ibs
5 Ibs
5Dounds
500unds
5-10 DOunds
8Pounds
a li"1e btaoer than a baseball
bit can of clOOand shoe
bIt shoe and loaf of bread
basketball size
between can of DO and shoe
between aolf ball and cell ohone
do not know
doo or cat
fist
four-vear-old
human babv
human baby
kitten
kitten
loaf of bread
toaf o f bread
mouse
racoon
shoe
shoe
small stuffed animaf
sz of bia doa
52 of bTiJdoa
sz of foolball
sz of football
sz of hand
sz o f human babv
sz of human babY
sz of human babv
sz of hu man babY
sz of human babY
sz of loaf of bread
sz of rat
sz of shoe
sz o f sm all doa
AOe
Gender
8- 12
8-12
31-45
22-30
22-30
46-59
22-30
8-12
13-15
31-45
4&-59
60+
8-12
8-12
22-30
31-45
22-30
3 1--45
8-12
60+
8-12
8-12
5-7
19-21
3 1-45
22-30
5-7
5-7
3 1-45
22-30
19-21
22-30
5-7
8-12
5-7
13-15
8-12
31-45
8-12
5-7
5-7
22-30
13-15
3 1-45
31-45
13-1 5
8-1 2
F
F
??
M
F
F
F
??
F
??
F
M
F
F
??
M
F
F
M
F
??
M
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
M
??
Educatio n
Visitina PaHern
elementary
lx/month
elementarv
lx/month
4)(}year
hiQh school
elementarv
l x/season
hiqh school
1x1season
some colleqe
2xJseason
undergrad
lx/season
elementary
l x/season
elementary
1x/season
post rad
1x1season
some col\eae
once every two vears
post Qrad
lx/month
elementarv
2x/month
elementary
1x/season
underorad
2x/month
ost orad
first time visitor
hi h school
rarely
hiah school
rarel
elementary
l x/season
hiah school
2x1season
elem entary
1x/season
first time visitor
elem enta/V
elementarv
l x/season
some colleqe
2x1season
underorad
2x1season
unde rgrad
l x1season
elementarv
lx/season
re-elementarY first time visitor
ost rad
lx/season
some colleoe
rarelv
hiqh school
lx/season
unde rorad
5x1season
elementary
1 xJmonth
elementary
l x1season
elementary
lx1season
hiQh school
first time visitor
elem entarv
2x1season
ost Qrad
first time visitor
elementarv
first time visitor
re-elementary 3-4x1season
re-elementarv 1x1season
undergrad
2x1season
elementarv
1x1season
loost orad
2x1season
hiQh school
2x1season
elementary
first time visitor
elementary
1 xlmonth
What are ma(supial babies doing in the mother's pouCh?
A e
Response
eatinQ
5-7
5-7
eatin ~ . qrowing
eatin I. growing
5-7
rowing
5-7
5-7
Igrowin
5-7
usl sittinQ there
Hvintl in it
5-7
looking around
5-7
5-7
lookinQ for food
mom carrying it because it can't ho v 5·7
nothinQ. 'ust sittinQ
5-7
5-7
ridiQg
5-7
sittin in there
5-7
sleeoinQ
5-7
sleeping
sleeping
5-7
8-12
do not know
8-12
do not know
8-12
do not know
eatin
8 12
eatin
8-12
8 -12
eatinQ
8-12
eatin
8-1 2
eating mothers milk
8-12
eating, growing
8-12
eating, sleeping
eatinQ, sleeoinQ
8-1 2
rowing
8-12
rowinQ
8·1 2
8-12
lssowinfl
8-12
Igrowing
8-1 2
Igrowinq, sleepinQ
8-12
living in it
rotection
8-12
sleepil}9.
8-12
8-1 2
sleepin
8-12
sleeoinq
8·12
sleeping
8-12
stavinQ there, han~ inQ out
warmth
8-12
maturing (g(owing:
??
13·15
deveJopinQ
13-15
do not know
do not know
13-1 5
13-1 5
eating_, sleepin9.rOwing
13-15
\Qrowinq
13-15
13-15
Igrowing
13-15
sleeoinQ
13-15
sleepin
16-18
eating
Gender
??
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
F
M
F
??
F
F
??
M
F
M
??
??
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
M
M
F
F
M
M
F
Edu cation
(e-elemen tary
underarad
elementary
elementary
elementary
re-elementary
elementary
elementary
(e-elementary
el ementary
elementary
l ore-elementary
elementary
lore-elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementarv
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elemenlary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementary
elementarv
ele mentary
elementary
under rad
elementary
elementa
hiQh school
elementary
high school
hiQh school
high school
elementary
elementary
hi h school
Visiting PaMern
l x/season
2x/season
1x/season
1xlseason
l x/season
3-4x/season
first time visitor
lx1season
l x/season
1x/season
lx/month
l x/season
first time vis itor
first time visitor
lx/season
4-5x1season
1x/season
1x/season
first time visitor
4· 5x/season
lx/season
first time visitor
1x/month
1x/season
2x1season
lx/month
2x/season
l x/season
3x1season
2x/season
lx/season
1x1season
l x/season
lx1season
1xlseason
2x1season
1x1season
1x/month
2x1month
1x/season
2x1season
1 xlseason
first time visitor
l x/season
l x1season
1x1season
first time visitor
1 xlseason
first time visitor
1x/season
1x1season
What are marsu pial babies doing in the mother's pouch ?
Response
eal~. growinQ. oroteclion
sining, nursing (eating )
nestinQ and eating
eatin
eating. ha~ i ng out
eatinQ , sleepinQ
\growing
rowing
warmth
warmth. rowin . sleepinS.being carried (transportation
chillin' out
eating
eatino
eatin
eating
eatinQ
eatino
eatin
eating , developing
eatin9J developinQ
eatin , growing
eatinQ . growing
eatin9....Jlrowina
eating. growing
eating , growing
eatinSL....growina
eating, rowin
ealinQ. Qrowing
eating......9rowinc
eating . hanging out
eatinQ. sleepinQ
eating sle~ p in9.
eating, warmth
IQrowinQ
Igrowing .
Igrowing. eating, sleeping
how they Qet around (transoortation
keepin warm
lace where Ihey live
safety, securi
sleeping
sJeepinQ . protection
slee ina. warmth
warmth . protection
do not know
eatin
eating
eatino
eating
eatinQ
Age
16-18
16-1B
19- 12
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22 -30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
22-30
31-45
31-45
31 ~5
Gender
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
??
77
M
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
31 -45
F
3 1~5
M
M
31 -45
Visi ting Pattern
Education
first time visitor
some colleae
elementary
lx/season
l x/season
some colleQe
1x/season
some col\eae
hi h school
l x/season
lx/season
some colleQe
some colleae
2x/season
Some College 2x/season
rarel
hiQh school
hiah school
lx/season
underQrad
5x/season
first time visitor
some colleoe
hi h schOol
l x/season
l x/seaSOn
underQrad
hi h school
l x/season
first time visitor
os! rad
hiQh school
lx/season
rarely
hia h school
l x/season
hi h school
some college
lx/month
first time visitor
some colleae
rarelv
undergrad
lx/season
some college
l x/month
undertlrad
Some Co!! e lx/season
ost grad
2x/season
2x/season
hiah school
undergrad
2x/month
some college
5-6x/season
2x/season
I DOS! arad
undergrad
2x/season
underQrad
2x/monlh
l x/season
high school
lx/season
undergrad
hiClh school
l x/month
hiah school
first time visitor
2x/season
high school
elementary
1xJseason
some college
rarelv
2x/season
unde~ rad
hiah school
lx/season
1x1season
h~ h school
2x1season
hioh school
underorad
1x/month
2x/season
hi h school
first time viSitor
hioh school
hiah school
2x/season
I",stgrad
1x1season
2xiseason
underQrad
hig h SChool
2x/month
undergrad
first time visitor
What are marsupial babies doing in the mother's pouch?
Response
eatin
ealin~
eatinQ
eati n j, growing
eatinQ , qrowinQ
ealin :, growing
eatinQ, QrowinQ
eating , growing
eatinQ , qrowinQ
eating, growing
eating , qrowinQ
eatino , QrowinQ
eat;n I. growin
eatina, arowinq
eatin , rowing. rotection
eating, protection
eating , ~otection
eating. sleeping
ealina, sleepinQ
eating, sleeping
eatinQ, sleepinq
eating , sleeping
eating. sleeping , growing
eat~ sleepino. orowino
eating . slee ping, growing
eatina , sleeoinQ , DQopinQ
eating , warmth, trans ortation
lorowing
Igrowing
larowinQ
Igrowing_
rowing
[growin>l
rowing
rowinQ
rowin
rowinQ
(owin
rowinQ
!growin ,eati ng, stee~ng
learnina how to be ad ults
matu ringJg ro win 91
resting
ridinQ
sleeping
sleeoino
sleeping
sleeoinQ
warmth
warmth
eatin~. warmth
Age
31 -45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
Gender
M
M
F
M
7
??
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
??
F
71
31-45
F
F
F
M
??
F
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
??
M
M
M
F
31 -45
??
31-45
M
M
F
F
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31 -4 5
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31 -45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45
31-45'
M
Education
[post grad
underQrad
Some ColleQe
some college
underQrad
under rad
underqrad
[ post grad
underq rad
hioh school
under rad
some colleQe
ost rad
UnderQfad
some college
hiQh school
high school
underqrad
some colleae
osl grad
underprad
underorad
some college
some colleoe
Ipost grad
hioh school
ost grad
I post orad
high school
underqrad
Ihioh school
some college
underorad
high school
some colleqe
underorad
underQ rad
ost orad
ost qrad
underarad
lpe st grad
underQrad
hi h school
ost Qrad
ost orad
hiQh school
ost arad
underqrad
some colleae
high school
I Dost Qrad
Visiting Pattern
rarelv
1xlseason
rarelv
2x1season
1xtweek
lxfmonth
2x1month
2x1month
first time visitor
2xfseason
l xfseason
lx/season
l xfseason
1xlseason
3-4xfseason
2xfseason
rarelY
2x1season
lx1month
2x1month
2x1season
2x1month
lx/season
2x1month
first time visitor
first time visitor
2x/season
2x1month
2x1season
3-4x/season
2x1season
2-3xJseason
rarely
1x1season
1x1season
3x1season
2-3x1season
rarelv
rarely
2x1month
1x1season
2x1month
2x1season
first time visitor
first time visitor
4X/Year
first time visitor
1x1season
first time visitor
rarely
2x1season
What ate ma(supial babies doing in the mother's pouch?
~me ,
,
I
Ihioh school
leatino
146=
leatiM
146-59
5-59
IF
1M
1M
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some
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firs I time visitor
IhiOh
loost orad
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,
,
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146-5
6-59
once every two year.;
rarelv
, school
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lsome II
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