SPIKED by a Sea Urchin?

The video explores the Hawaiian island of Kauai, focusing on its geography and marine life. The host takes viewers on an adventure to Secret Beach, where they explore tide pools and discover various marine creatures, including shrimp and sea urchins. The video highlights the diversity of marine life and the importance of indicator species like sea urchins in assessing ecosystem health. The host provides insights into the behavior and characteristics of these creatures, emphasizing safety and conservation.

What is the nickname given to Kauai due to its lush landscapes?

• The Big Island

• The Garden Island

• The Pineapple Island

• The Valley Isle

What time of day was it when the exploration of Secret Beach began?

• 6:00 AM

• 7:30 AM

• 12:00 PM

• 3:00 PM

What type of creature was unexpectedly found in the tide pools?

• A jellyfish

• A coral shrimp

• A starfish

• A sea turtle

What is a common nickname for sea urchins in Hawaii?

• Sea hedgehog

• Hawaiian tattoo

• Ocean porcupine

• Marine cactus

What is the main reason for the exploration of tide pools?

• To swim in the ocean

• To find marine creatures

• To catch fish

• To collect shells

What is unique about the bore sea urchin's feeding method?

• It filters water for plankton

• It absorbs nutrients through its skin

• It chews through rock

• It uses a long tongue

What is the primary role of sea urchins in their ecosystem?

• Creators of coral reefs

• Indicators of environmental health

• Producers of oxygen

• Predators of small fish

What unusual parasite can be found in some sea urchins?

• A snail

• A worm

• A small fish

• A crab

What is the significance of indicator species like sea urchins?

• They are used for medicinal purposes

• They reflect the health of the ecosystem

• They are top predators

• They are rare and endangered

What is the main theme of the video?

• The beauty of Hawaiian beaches

• The challenges of marine exploration

• The diversity and health of marine ecosystems

• The history of the Hawaiian Islands