Canadian Wildlife Federation: CWF Below Zero Contest

Put the “Win” Into “Winter”!

Watch this Hinterland Who's Who video on wildlife in winter and then answer a question based on the video. Once you submit, you are instantly eligible to win our BELOW ZERO PRIZE PACK that includes:

A SONG METER MICRO 2 from Wildlife Acoustics, a CWF dry bag, a CWF hat, and one-year subscription to your choice of one CWF magazine value: $250 cdn.

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*To enter, simply answer the following question: How does the snowshoe hare adapt in winter to become less visible to predators:

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Below Zero Contest

Which of the following were inspired by traditional Metis activities:

Tobogganing
Snow shoeing
Cross Country Skiing
All of the above

What is the objective in the Inuit game of "Snow Stick"

To break the stick
To slide the stick the farthest distance
To hide the stick in the snow

What is the name of the traditional Metis dance often enjoyed in winter?

The Red River Jig
The Snowball Shuffle
The Metis Mambo

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CWF Below Zero Contest

Put the “Win” Into “Winter”!

Below Zero Contest

Which of the following were inspired by traditional Metis activities:

What is the objective in the Inuit game of "Snow Stick"

What is the name of the traditional Metis dance often enjoyed in winter?

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