Disney's Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Insights

Dr. Rard Hodes and Dr. Terence Ferguson, known as the Creative Fixers, visit Disney's Animal Kingdom to explore animal care and conservation efforts. They discuss sustainability practices, such as composting and plant growth, and highlight the park's role in species survival plans, particularly for elephants. The visit aims to inspire guests to protect wildlife and learn about the animals at the park.

Who are Dr. Hodes and Dr. Ferguson better known as?

• The Wildlife Warriors

• The Creative Fixers

• The Conservation Experts

• The Animal Doctors

What is the main purpose of Dr. Hodes and Dr. Ferguson's visit to Disney's Animal Kingdom?

• To train animals for performances

• To conduct animal health check-ups

• To explore new animal species

• To learn about conservation efforts

What is the name of the baby elephant at Disney's Animal Kingdom?

• Kora

• Zara

• Luna

• Milo

How long was Kora's mother pregnant?

• 365 days

• 639 days

• 450 days

• 720 days

What is done with food waste at Disney's Animal Kingdom?

• It is recycled into energy

• It is thrown away

• It is composted

• It is used for animal feed

What is the purpose of the Gorilla Biscuits developed by Disney's nutrition center?

• To feed gorillas at the park

• To support a partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo

• To use in animal training

• To sell as souvenirs

What is the primary focus when monitoring the baby elephant Kora?

• Her sleeping patterns

• Her interactions with visitors

• Her diet

• Her weight and activity levels

What is the significance of having a large herd of elephants at Disney's Animal Kingdom?

• It helps in the species survival plan

• It allows for more research opportunities

• It attracts more visitors

• It provides more entertainment

What is the goal of the species survival plan at Disney's Animal Kingdom?

• To increase the number of animal shows

• To ensure the survival of species

• To train animals for conservation

• To create new animal habitats

What impact does Disney's Animal Kingdom hope to have on its visitors?

• To educate them about animal training

• To inspire them to protect wildlife

• To entertain them with animal shows

• To encourage them to visit more often