Endangered, Extinct, and Exotic Animals

Endangered, Extinct, and Exotic Animals is a new trial event for both Division B and Division C in New York and Texas for the 2013 season. Also known as Triple E or EEE, it tests competitors on their knowledge of endangered, extinct, and exotic animals in both NY and TX. However, plants are also included in the Texas version of this event. As well as identification, questions may be given on the causes and effects of changes in biodiversity and the effects the introduction of invasive species have on environments.

Event overview
For New York, questions will be limited to the species on the official New York List, which can be found on the second and third pages of these documents: Division B- Division C-

In Texas, questions will be limited to the species on the official Texas List, which can be found on the third and fourth page of this document: Division B-

Event format
This event will be given either in timed stations, as a test, or as a powerpoint. Students will be given either pictures or information for identification purposes and then asked questions about the specific animal(s).

Each team is allowed one secure three ring binder with any information (from any sources) in New York. Twenty-five 3”x5” index cards, with no published information or photographs, held together by a single ring, are the only materials allowed in Texas competitions.

There are no rules against writing materials or calculators.