Baby Beaver!

The video introduces a baby beaver unexpectedly received by the caretakers. It describes the beaver's physical traits, feeding routine, and social behavior. The caretakers discuss the challenges of providing care and the importance of socialization for the beaver's development. They also outline future plans for the beaver's growth and habitat needs.

What was the initial reaction of the caretakers when they received the call about the animal needing help?

• They hesitated but eventually agreed to help.

• They were already expecting the animal.

• They were fully prepared and ready.

• They immediately declined the request.

What behavior does the baby beaver exhibit while being fed with a syringe?

• It falls asleep immediately.

• It holds onto the syringe and moves its hands.

• It tries to escape.

• It remains completely still.

How did the caretaker encourage the beaver to try chewing on soft woods?

• By placing food on the wood.

• By using a special tool.

• By mimicking chewing with fingers.

• By showing a video of other beavers.

What is the expected size of the beaver as it grows?

• Up to 20 pounds and 1 foot long.

• Up to 50 pounds and 3 feet long.

• Up to 100 pounds and 5 feet long.

• Up to 10 pounds and 2 feet long.

Why is socialization crucial for the baby beaver?

• Because it makes them more aggressive.

• Because they are very social in the wild.

• Because they are solitary animals.

• Because it helps them learn to hunt.