Woodpecker Behavior and Anatomy

Jessi and Squeaks play a guessing game, pretending to be animals. Jessi acts like a woodpecker, explaining its characteristics, diet, and how it protects itself. Woodpeckers have strong skulls and long tongues to help them peck at trees and eat grubs. The video encourages viewers to interact and subscribe for more learning.

What game are Jessi and Squeaks playing in the introduction?

• A guessing game about animals

• A board game

• A video game

• A card game

What is a distinctive feature of woodpeckers that helps identify them?

• Their loud calling noises

• Their colorful feathers

• Their size

• Their ability to fly

Why do woodpeckers peck at trees?

• To build nests

• To sharpen their beaks

• To find food inside the trees

• To communicate with other birds

What do woodpeckers primarily eat from inside trees?

• Seeds

• Grubs

• Bark

• Leaves

How do woodpeckers reach grubs inside trees?

• With their beaks

• With their claws

• With their feet

• With their long tongues

What protects woodpeckers from hurting themselves while pecking?

• Their strong wings

• Their sharp beak

• Their thick feathers

• Their special skull

What additional feature helps protect a woodpecker's skull?

• Extra feathers

• A squishier bone wrapping

• A layer of fat

• A hard outer shell

What is the purpose of the extra bone around a woodpecker's skull?

• To help them fly faster

• To keep them warm

• To provide extra padding

• To make them look bigger

What does Jessi encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Sing a song about woodpeckers

• Write a story about woodpeckers

• Draw a picture of a woodpecker

• Act like a woodpecker

How can viewers engage further with Jessi and Squeaks?

• By visiting a zoo

• By attending a live show

• By subscribing to their channel

• By reading a book