Zoo Enrichment Walks and Animal Behavior

The video discusses the concept of enrichment walks for animals at the zoo, highlighting their purpose beyond mere walking, such as allowing animals to sniff and explore their environment. It features dingo pups, emphasizing their intelligence and the new experiences they gain from these walks. The video also covers the social aspect of these walks, where animals interact with people, and concludes with observations on the benefits of these activities.

What is the primary purpose of enrichment walks for animals at the zoo?

• To provide exercise for the animals

• To allow animals to explore and engage their senses

• To train animals for performances

• To keep animals away from visitors

What unique item did one of the animals find during the enrichment walk?

• A ball

• A feather

• A stick

• A leaf

What characteristic is highlighted about the dingo pups during their walks?

• They are very playful

• They are highly intelligent

• They are shy and reserved

• They are aggressive

What does one of the dingoes particularly enjoy doing during the walks?

• Sleeping in the sun

• Playing with toys

• Meeting and licking people

• Chasing other animals

Why do the zoo staff need to allocate extra time for the walks?

• To feed the animals

• To clean the walking paths

• To allow the animals to rest

• To accommodate the animals' social interactions