3 Weird Things (some animals can do)

The video explores three unique animal abilities: frogs using their eyeballs to swallow prey, cockroaches surviving without heads due to their breathing system, and birds' efficient breathing mechanism. It highlights the differences between these animals and humans, emphasizing the fascinating adaptations in the animal kingdom. The video concludes with an invitation to share more animal facts and engage with the Animal Wonders Montana community.

How do frogs like the White's tree frog assist in swallowing their prey?

• By blinking and using their eyeballs

• By using their front legs

• By chewing with strong jaws

• By using their long tongues

What allows cockroaches to survive without their heads for a period of time?

• Their use of spiracles for breathing

• Their ability to regenerate heads

• Their strong immune system

• Their ability to hibernate

Why do cockroaches eventually die after losing their heads?

• They cannot eat

• They lose too much blood

• They cannot move

• They cannot breathe

What is the term for the breathing process that allows birds to continuously move fresh air through their lungs?

• Bilateral breathing

• Simultaneous breathing

• Unilateral breathing

• Cyclical breathing

How do birds manage to inhale and exhale simultaneously?

• By using air sacs

• By having a larger diaphragm

• By having multiple lungs

• By using their beaks