Species ID Quizzes
Test your identification skills!
Please note that all photos in these quizzes were taken by trained biologists with the necessary permits to handle these animals
Flex Your Mussels!
Use the online Canadian Freshwater Mussel Guide to learn about all 54 species of freshwater mussels native to Canada, their distributions, and identifying features.
Then try your hand at identifying some of the 34 species of freshwater mussels living in the Sydenham River Watershed with our quizzes below!
Want a refresher on the mussels at risk found in the Sydenham? Check out our mussel species webpages!
Flex Your Mussels!
Vol. 1 – Coming Soon!
Test Your Fish ID!
Use the online Ontario Freshwater Fishes Life History Database to learn about all the species of freshwater fishes native to Ontario, their distributions, and identifying features.
Then try your hand at identifying some of the 80+ species of freshwater fishes living in the Sydenham River Watershed with our quizzes below!
Want to study up on the fishes at risk found in the Sydenham? Check out our fish species webpages!
Test Your Fish ID!
Vol. 1 – Coming Soon!
Test Your Snake ID!
Use Ontario Nature’s online Reptile and Amphibian Atlas or the Canadian Herpetological Society’s online Amphibians and Reptiles of Canada Guide to learn about all the snake species found across the province as well as Canada. Find out about their distributions, identifying features, and what threatens their survival.
You can also check out our snake species webpages to brush up on how to distinguish the snakes at risk found in the Sydenham River Watershed.
Then try your hand at identifying snakes living in the Sydenham River Watershed with our quizzes below!
Test Your Turtle ID!
Check out our turtle species webpages to learn about the 6 species of turtles found in the Sydenham River Watershed.
Then try your hand at identifying the 6 species of turtles living in the Sydenham River Watershed with our quizzes below!
Want a to learn about all the turtle species found across the province as well as Canada? Use Ontario Nature’s online Reptile and Amphibian Atlas or the Canadian Herpetological Society’s online Amphibians and Reptiles of Canada Guide to learn about their distributions, identifying features, and what threatens their survival.