Animals - Social Interactions

Q1: How do elephants act when a family member dies?

• They bury them underground

• They stay away from the place where it died

• They return to the bones and touch them gently

• They trumpet loudly and leave quickly

Q2: Why do vampire bats share food (blood) with others?

• To become more important in the group

• To help hungry friends who didn’t find food

• To attract a mate

• Because they have too much blood

Q3: How do dolphins recognize each other?

• By using special whistles

• By the color of their fins

• By jumping in a special way

• By touching noses

Q4: What do meerkat babysitters do while parents are away?

• Teach babies how to find food

• Watch and protect the babies

• Sing songs to them

• Let them play alone

Q5: What tiny insect do ants take care of, like farm animals?

• Butterflies

• Aphids

• Grasshoppers

• Ladybugs

Q6: Why do crows come together when one of them dies?

• To say goodbye to their friend

• To sing farewell songs

• To choose a new leader

• To learn about potential danger

Q7: How do octopuses show they are upset?

• They change color

• They squirt ink

• They throw objects

• They hide in their dens (homes)

Q8: What makes bonobos different from chimpanzees?

• They solve conflicts by hugging and bonding

• They use tools more often

• They live in caves

• They hunt other primates

Q9: How do wolves decide when to move?

• By howling

• By fighting for dominance

• By sneezing

• By following the oldest wolf

Q10: What do whales pass down to younger generations?

• How to jump out of the water

• Their unique songs

• How to find food

• How to avoid predators