Freshwater Turtle Knowledge Assessment

The video explores the fascinating world of sea and freshwater turtles, highlighting their habitats, dietary habits, and unique characteristics. It discusses the environmental importance of turtles and the challenges they face, such as habitat destruction and pollution. The video also covers interesting facts about turtles, including their navigation skills and shell structures. Conservation efforts are emphasized to protect these vital creatures. The video concludes with a review of key points and encourages further learning.

What is the primary difference between freshwater and sea turtles?

• Their size

• Their diet

• Their preferred habitat

• Their color

What is a group of turtles called?

• A school

• A baale

• A herd

• A flock

How do turtles reproduce?

• By laying eggs

• By cloning

• By budding

• By giving live birth

What do freshwater turtles primarily eat?

• Only insects

• Seaweed

• Aquatic plants and small animals

• Only fish

Which strategy do some freshwater turtles use to catch prey?

• Chasing

• Sit and wait

• Flying

• Digging

What unique ability do some turtles have during harsh conditions?

• Flying

• Estivation

• Hibernation

• Photosynthesis

How do sea turtles navigate during long migrations?

• Using the stars

• Listening to ocean currents

• Using Earth's magnetic field

• Following the sun

What is the turtle shell composed of?

• Wood

• Bone and cartilage

• Metal

• Plastic

Why are turtles important to their ecosystems?

• They are predators

• They are decorative

• They are fast swimmers

• They help control populations and provide nutrients

What is a major threat to turtle populations?

• Overpopulation

• Pollution and habitat destruction

• Too much food

• Lack of predators