Proboscis Monkey Behavior and Adaptations

The video explores the life of proboscis monkeys in Borneo, highlighting their unique physical traits, such as large noses and webbed feet, which aid in their survival. It covers their diet of young leaves and fruit, and their ability to swim and walk upright in water. The narrative follows a group of monkeys as they cross a river, facing the threat of crocodiles. The male monkey uses his large nose to amplify a warning call, helping the group avoid danger.

What physical feature of the male proboscis monkey is particularly attractive to females?

• Large ears

• Long tail

• Bright fur

• Big nose

Where do proboscis monkeys primarily live?

• Mangrove swamps

• Mountains

• Deserts

• Grasslands

What adaptation helps proboscis monkeys digest their leafy diet?

• Fast metabolism

• Large stomachs

• Sharp teeth

• Long intestines

Why do young proboscis monkeys climb higher and stray farther?

• To build nests

• To play with other monkeys

• To find more food

• To avoid predators

What feature allows proboscis monkeys to swim effectively?

• Webbed feet

• Long arms

• Strong legs

• Thick fur

What predator poses a threat to proboscis monkeys in the river?

• Sharks

• Eagles

• Snakes

• Crocodiles

How does the male proboscis monkey warn others of danger?

• By running away

• By jumping up and down

• By making a loud call

• By waving its arms

What was the outcome of the crocodile encounter?

• The crocodile was scared away

• The mother fought the crocodile

• The crocodile caught the mother

• The mother escaped