Rhea birds on a breeding farm

The video tutorial covers the incubation process, including leaving some eggs with the incubator and taking others away. It addresses handling aggression in animals, noting that while they can be aggressive, it is manageable. The tutorial also provides guidance on dealing with animals that are loose in the field, emphasizing the need for someone experienced to handle such situations.

What is the primary activity mentioned in the incubation process?

• Taking them away immediately

• Leaving them with some resources

• Feeding them continuously

• Observing them from a distance

Why is it important to leave some resources with the subjects during incubation?

• To prevent them from escaping

• To ensure they remain calm

• To maintain their health

• To make them more aggressive

How are the subjects described in terms of their behavior?

• Very aggressive and hard to manage

• Slightly aggressive but manageable

• Completely docile and easy to handle

• Indifferent to human presence

What is the suggested approach when dealing with slightly aggressive subjects?

• Call for backup

• Use protective gear

• Handle them with care

• Avoid them completely

What should be done if a subject is found loose in the field?

• Ignore it and continue with other tasks

• Try to catch it yourself

• Call someone experienced to handle it

• Leave it alone