Nunavut Class 7 Knowledge Test · Question
When is the risk of encountering wildlife on Nunavut roads generally highest?
Many animals are most active during twilight hours (dusk and dawn) and at night, making these periods high-risk for wildlife collisions.
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Question: When is the risk of encountering wildlife on Nunavut roads generally highest?
Answer options:
- During mid-day when animals are most active.
- During rush hour in urban areas. ✅ At dusk and dawn, and at night.
- Only during spring months.
Correct answer: At dusk and dawn, and at night.
Explanation: Many animals are most active during twilight hours (dusk and dawn) and at night, making these periods high-risk for wildlife collisions.
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