Bald Eagles and Museum Practices

Emily expresses gratitude for viewer interest and excitement about upcoming episodes on the Brain Scoop channel. She answers questions about the acquisition of animals for the museum, her first experience with brain scooping, and the training and legalities involved in handling animal remains. Emily also addresses viewer inquiries about museum space and shares amusing questions from children during tours. The session concludes with an invitation for more questions and a reminder to subscribe.

What platform mentioned the speaker's work, making them feel excited?

• Scientific American

• Nature Magazine

• National Geographic

• BBC Earth

How many episodes are planned for the Brain Scoop channel this year?

• 52

• 120

• 96

• 104

Which of the following activities is NOT mentioned as part of the upcoming episodes?

• Museum tours

• Bird watching

• Field trips

• Cooking classes

How does the museum acquire animals for their collection?

• They hunt them

• They breed them in captivity

• They buy them from pet stores

• They receive them through donations and exchanges

What was the first animal the speaker worked on in the museum?

• A western jumping mouse

• A rabbit

• A squirrel

• A bald eagle

Why is special training necessary for handling animal remains?

• To learn how to hunt

• To understand animal behavior

• To avoid legal issues and health risks

• To improve artistic skills

What did the American Society of Mammalogists say about the museum's space in 1985?

• It needed renovation

• It had run out of space

• It was sufficient

• It was too large

What unusual item was once anonymously donated to the museum?

• A dinosaur bone

• A bald eagle

• A rare butterfly

• A lion's mane

What is illegal for private citizens regarding bald eagles?

• To observe them in the wild

• To touch or possess any part of them

• To photograph them

• To feed them

What is a common question children ask during museum tours?

• How old is the museum?

• Are there any live animals?

• Is everything dead?

• Can we touch the exhibits?