Bird Flight and Behavior Concepts

Esther discusses the fascinating abilities of birds to fly, focusing on their reasons for flying high, such as hunting, escaping predators, and migration. She explains how birds use wind and thermals to conserve energy during long flights. The video highlights the incredible altitudes some birds can reach, like the Griffin vulture at 36,000 ft. The episode concludes with a call for viewer interaction and curiosity about nature.

What was the purpose of releasing the eagle from the Burj Khalifa?

• To demonstrate its flying skills

• To entertain the public

• To promote bird conservation

• To test its navigation abilities

Why do hawks often fly close to the ground?

• To stay warm

• To surprise their prey

• To conserve energy

• To avoid strong winds

What is the main reason birds fly high to escape danger?

• To migrate

• To avoid predators

• To find food

• To conserve energy

What is one reason birds fly high during migration?

• To stay cool

• To avoid predators

• To find food

• To enjoy the view

What helps birds during long migration flights?

• Strong muscles

• Predator avoidance

• Warm temperatures

• Wind assistance

How do birds benefit from flying in thermals?

• They can avoid predators

• They can find food easily

• They can fly without flapping

• They can travel faster

What is a thermal in the context of bird flight?

• A type of wind

• A warm air current

• A bird species

• A flying technique

Which bird has been observed flying at the highest altitude?

• Whooper swan

• Griffin vulture

• Mallard duck

• Bar-headed goose

Why can't humans survive at the altitudes some birds fly?

• It's too cold

• There's too much wind

• It's too hot

• There's too much air

What is the highest altitude recorded for a flying bird?

• 36,000 feet

• 30,000 feet

• 25,000 feet

• 20,000 feet