Johnny Rook and the Fauland Islands

The video explores the life of the striated caracara, also known as Johnny Rook, on the Fauland Islands. It highlights their intelligence, fearlessness, and rarity, with a population of less than 2500. Johnny Rooks are opportunistic feeders, preying on chicks and even larger animals like fur seal pups. Despite their boldness, they face challenges from other animals. The video concludes with a look at their future opportunities.

What is another name for the striated caracara?

• Fauland Falcon

• Black-browed Albatross

• Johnny Rook

• South American Eagle

Where can Johnny Rooks be found?

• Throughout South America

• On all continents

• Only on the Fauland Islands

• In the Arctic regions

What is a favorite food of Johnny Rooks?

• Chicks

• Fish

• Insects

• Fruits

Which endangered species shares the islands with Johnny Rooks?

• Sea Turtles

• Black-browed Albatross

• Bald Eagle

• Penguins

How do young Johnny Rooks behave compared to adults?

• They migrate more frequently

• They only eat plants

• They are bolder and target larger prey

• They are more cautious

What animal did the Johnny Rook attempt to prey on in the video?

• Fish

• Fur seal pup

• Penguin chick

• Rabbit

What action did the mother fur seal take?

• She rescued her pup from the Johnny Rooks

• She left the area

• She ignored the cries of her pup

• She joined the Johnny Rooks

What did the Johnny Rooks do after their plot was foiled?

• They attacked the mother seal

• They left the island

• They took to the wing and waited for another opportunity

• They hid in the bushes