Threshold Filtering: seen at least 10

Scenario

You are a data professional working with conservation data. Prepare a reliable result from animal_counts for a review.

Question

Show count_id and seen only for records where seen is at least 10. Sort the values from smallest to largest.

Your task

Inspect the provided data and column names
Show count_id and seen only for records where seen is at least 10. Sort the values from smallest to largest.
Run your code and compare the result

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1. Choose your dataset

Pick an industry and a size. Your code and results change to match.

IndustrySize

sql editoranimal_counts

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Dataset & schema

animal_counts

IndustryDataset size

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Fields

count_id	species	seen
A1	Rhino	4
A2	Lion	7
A3	Rhino	3
A4	Zebra	12

Conservation practice data only.

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3 left

Reads the correct table
Applies the threshold
Uses the required operation