Green Cheek Conures & African Crested Porcupine Hangout!

Jesse introduces a fun, agenda-free hangout with animals, starting with Kismet, an African crested porcupine. The video showcases Kismet's social nature, training, and enrichment activities. Jesse then introduces Ginger and Maui, two Green Cheek Conures, highlighting their personalities, training, and interactions. The video emphasizes the importance of socializing and training for animal well-being.

What is the main purpose of the hangout session with the animals?

• To prepare animals for a show

• To conduct a training session

• To spend time with animals without any agenda

• To perform a medical check-up

What is unique about Kismet's grooming behavior?

• She does not groom at all

• She grooms herself only

• She uses water to groom

• She grooms other porcupines and is groomed by them

Why is it challenging to take Kismet for a walk?

• She prefers to be carried

• She dislikes the feeling of the leash on her quills

• She is too fast to control

• She is not interested in walking

What activity does Kismet enjoy that also helps raise funds for her food?

• Performing tricks

• Painting

• Gardening

• Singing

What is the color mutation of Maui, the Green Cheek Conure?

• Albino

• Pineapple

• Yellow

• Blue

How do Ginger and Maui benefit from their bond?

• They eat more food

• They meet their social needs and enjoy human interaction

• They sleep longer

• They can fly better

What is a notable difference between Ginger and Maui's personalities?

• Maui prefers to be alone

• Ginger is more hands-on and prefers one person

• Maui is more aggressive

• Ginger is more social with everyone

Why is Ginger a good candidate to be fully flighted?

• She is very light

• She enjoys flying

• She has controlled flight and doesn't get into trouble

• She has strong wings

What is Maui's favorite activity?

• Hanging upside down

• Digging

• Flying long distances

• Swimming

What is the main reason for trimming a pet bird's wings?

• To prevent them from flying away

• To make them look better

• To ensure safety if they are not good flyers

• To make them quieter