Owl's Fascinating Facts: Dabbling Ducks

The video begins with a fascinating fact about chameleons, then transitions to discussing ducks, particularly their dabbling behavior. It highlights the unique feeding habits of the Laysan duck, which feeds on brine flies in the air rather than in water. The video concludes with amusing observations about ducks and their feeding behaviors.

What is a unique feature of a chameleon's tongue?

• It is sticky.

• It changes color.

• It is twice the length of its body.

• It can sing.

What does the term 'dabbling' refer to in the context of ducks?

• Flying high in the sky.

• Feeding by splashing in water.

• Building nests on trees.

• Swimming underwater.

Where does the Laysan duck primarily find its food?

• On the ground.

• In the air.

• In the water.

• In trees.

What type of flies does the Laysan duck catch for food?

• Brine flies.

• Fruit flies.

• Dragonflies.

• House flies.

What is the main theme of the video?

• The habitats of tropical birds.

• The diet of marine animals.

• Unique and fascinating animal behaviors.

• The migration patterns of birds.