Domesticated animals are those which have been tamed, made captive and bred for special purposes. Farm animals and pets are considered domesticated animals. Wild animals are all the rest. What may be surprising is that wildlife includes the smallest animal organisms - even those that can be seen only through a microscope. Spiders, insects, reptiles, amphibians and most species of fish, birds and mammals may be considered wildlife.
Wildlife occurs in a tremendous variety of forms and colors.
And wildlife can be found all around us. In fact, each of us would die if all the organisms that inhabit our bodies were to disappear. People are never truly alone in an environment. Some form of wildlife is near. The major purpose of this activity is for students to understand that people and wildlife share environments.