rescue/10/scripts/script.js


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/*
	Student: Name Surname
	File Name: script.js
	Date: 2024/11/18
*/

// Global variables
var answer = document.querySelector("#answer p");
var heading = document.querySelector("#answer h2");

// Hamburger menu function
function hamburger() {
		var navlinks = document.getElementById("nav-links");
		var menuicon = document.getElementById("icon");
		if (navlinks.style.display === "block") {
			navlinks.style.display = "none";
			menuicon.style.color = "#2a1f14";
		}else {
			navlinks.style.display = "block";
			menuicon.style.color = "#f6eee4";
		}
}

// Function to display the first answer
function ans1() {
	heading.style.display = "block";
	answer.textContent = "Step back and observe the situation for a a few minutes. Wait to see if a parent arrives. If the animal is in immediate danger from a predator or is in the road, remove the baby and bring to a rescue center.";
}

// Function to display the second answer
function ans2() {
	heading.style.display = "block";
	answer.textContent = "You cannot tell if an animal has rabies a simply by seeing it. A test must be performed to determine if an animal has rabies. Do not approach wildlife that you suspect might be rabid. Contact us to have the animal removed.";
}

// Function to display the third answer
function ans3() {
	heading.style.display = "block";
	answer.textContent = "No. This is a myth. The parents will retrieve the baby bird and place it back in its nest. If the parents do not return, contact us.";
}

// Function to display the fourth answer
function ans4() {
	heading.style.display = "block";
	answer.textContent = "We need volunteers to help feed animals, care a for animals, and clean animal pens. We also accept donations.";
}