Golden Lion Tamarin and Its Habitat

The video discusses the endangered golden lion tamarin, native to Brazil's coastal rainforests. It covers their family structure, diet, and unique adaptations for survival. Despite natural predators like ocelots, humans pose the greatest threat. Conservation efforts are crucial to prevent their extinction.

Where is the natural habitat of the golden lion tamarin?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Sahara Desert

• Coastal Brazil

• Andes Mountains

What is a primary component of the tamarins' diet?

• Large mammals

• Fish

• Insects

• Grains

How do tamarins use their physical features to find food?

• By flying

• By swimming

• With long fingers and claw-like nails

• With sharp teeth

What triggers the tamarins to seek refuge in the trees?

• An ocelot on the prowl

• A storm

• A human approaching

• A loud noise

What is the greatest threat to the golden lion tamarin?

• Human activities

• Climate change

• Natural predators

• Disease

What has been done to help conserve the golden lion tamarin?

• Reforestation efforts

• Great strides in conservation

• Introducing new predators

• Building zoos

What might happen if conservation efforts are not improved?

• The tamarins will migrate

• The tamarins may disappear forever

• The rainforests will expand

• The tamarins will thrive