Charlie and Moomin's Journey

The video follows Charlie, a hippo who was abandoned early in life and raised with rhinos, leading him to believe he was one. Moomin, another hippo, is introduced to help Charlie learn hippo behaviors. Over time, Charlie bonds with Moomin and learns to enjoy water, transitioning from his rhino identity. Eventually, both are prepared for release into the wild, with plans to ensure they adapt to their natural environment.

Why did Charlie initially avoid deep water?

• He didn't know how to swim.

• He was afraid of drowning.

• He didn't like getting wet.

• He was afraid of fish.

What was the main reason for Charlie getting sunburned?

• He stayed out in the sun too long.

• He didn't have any sunscreen.

• He was playing with rhinos.

• He was supposed to be in the water.

What animal was Moomin bonded with before meeting Charlie?

• A dog

• A sheep

• A bird

• A cat

How did Charlie react when he first met Moomin?

• He tried to fight her.

• He was scared of her.

• He ignored her.

• He was very curious.

What did Moomin teach Charlie?

• How to avoid predators

• How to play with rhinos

• How to swim and enjoy water

• How to find food

Why did Charlie and Moomin need to be moved to a larger dam?

• They were fighting with each other.

• The smaller dam was being repaired.

• They were not getting along with the rhinos.

• They needed more space to swim.

What was the concern about Charlie thinking he was a rhino?

• He might get lost in the wild.

• He might not be able to socialize with other hippos.

• He might not eat properly.

• He might become aggressive.

What was the outcome for Moomin after the separation?

• She stayed with Charlie.

• She was moved to another reserve.

• She was kept in a zoo.

• She was released back into the wild.

What is the future plan for Charlie and Moomin?

• To move them to a zoo.

• To release them back into the wild.

• To introduce them to more rhinos.

• To keep them in the orphanage forever.

Why is it important for hippos to be released in areas not currently occupied by other hippos?

• To ensure they have enough food.

• To avoid territorial conflicts.

• To prevent them from getting lost.

• To help them find mates.