Animal Extinction and Disguise Strategies

The video humorously explores the idea that dodos and other extinct animals are not truly extinct but are in disguise. It suggests that dodos, woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, and even dinosaurs have been hiding among us, using clever disguises to blend in. The video also touches on the reasons for extinction, highlighting human impact and climate change. It encourages viewers to live peacefully with animals and be observant of their surroundings.

What surprising claim does the narrator make about dodos?

• They can fly now.

• They have been found on a remote island.

• They are still alive and in disguise.

• They have been cloned.

According to the narrator, what is one challenge dodos face?

• They cannot swim.

• They cannot run fast.

• They cannot see well.

• They cannot fly.

How do woolly mammoths supposedly disguise themselves?

• By growing feathers.

• By shaving their hair.

• By shrinking in size.

• By changing their color.

What unique feature do saber-toothed tigers grow to blend in?

• Horns.

• Mustaches.

• Feathers.

• Long tails.

What is a quagga's disguise strategy?

• Living in water.

• Hiding in caves.

• Changing their diet.

• Wearing striped pants or a brown sweater.

What might a pelican actually be, according to the narrator?

• A pterodactyl.

• A stork.

• A seagull.

• A flamingo.

What profession do some dinosaurs take up to blend in?

• Chefs.

• Teachers.

• Surgeons.

• Artists.

What is one reason given for the extinction of animals in the past 500 years?

• Natural disasters.

• Human hunting and habitat loss.

• Alien invasions.

• Disease outbreaks.

What message does the narrator emphasize at the end?

• To build more zoos.

• To travel more.

• To live peacefully with animals.

• To hunt more animals.

What is the narrator's view on reading everything you see?

• Memorize what you read.

• Ignore what you read.

• Question what you read.

• Believe everything you read.