Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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How do food needs change through time?

They become more specific
They decrease as animals age
They increase during migration seasons
Food needs change with the seasons and seasonal availability

The correct answer is: Food needs change with the seasons and seasonal availability

Food needs tend to change through time, specifically with shifts in seasons and available food sources. For example, during the winter months, many animals will increase their food intake to account for harsher weather conditions and the lack of food available. In contrast, during the summer months, food may be more abundant, causing animals to decrease their food intake. Options A and B are too general and do not provide enough context for why food needs change through time. Option C is partially correct, as migration can cause an increase in food needs during certain times, but it does not account for the overall changes in food needs throughout the year. Therefore, option D is the most complete and accurate explanation.