Rodents of the World: Capybaras, Beavers, Groundhogs, and Squirrels

The video explores various rodents, starting with the capybara, the largest rodent, native to South America. It discusses their habitat, diet, and physical characteristics. The focus then shifts to beavers, highlighting their dam-building skills, habitat, and diet. Groundhogs are introduced next, with details on their hibernation habits and habitat. Finally, the video covers squirrels, their global presence, and unique behaviors.

Which rodent is known as the largest in existence?

• Capybara

• Mara

• Koipu

• Paca

Where are Capybaras most commonly found?

• Europe

• South America

• North America

• Australia

What material do Beavers primarily use to build their dams?

• Sand

• Branches

• Leaves

• Grass

How long can Beavers hold their breath underwater?

• 20 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

What is the primary reason Groundhogs hibernate?

• To migrate

• To find food

• To conserve energy

• To escape predators

What is a unique feature of flying squirrels?

• They can swim

• They can glide

• They can dig

• They can change color

What do squirrels often do with nuts?

• Eat them immediately

• Give them to other animals

• Throw them away

• Bury them for later