Singapore's Fruiting Season: A Feast for Animals in the Forest

The video explores the behaviors of forest residents, focusing on squirrels and their acrobatic skills to obtain fruit. It highlights the challenges of accessing the ripe temper doc fruit and the sharing of this resource among forest creatures. The video also discusses the habits and habitat of the lesser mouse deer, a rare species in Singapore's central forest preserve.

What is the maximum distance a squirrel can jump to reach a fruit?

• 1 meter

• 2 meters

• 4 meters

• 3 meters

What is the main challenge in accessing the temper doc fruit?

• Its thick spiky skin

• Its sour taste

• Its height on the tree

• Its small size

Which animal is rarely seen during the day in the forest?

• Squirrel

• Temper doc

• Lesser mouse deer

• Raffles banded languor

Where do lesser mouse deer primarily live in Singapore?

• Coastal regions

• Mountainous areas

• Urban areas

• Central forest preserve

What is the preferred time for lesser mouse deer to forage?

• At noon

• Under the cover of darkness

• At dawn

• During the day