CLEAN : Stranded whales die on New Zealand beach

The video discusses the phenomenon of whale stranding, highlighting that approximately 20 whales are suspected to be involved. It explores the factors leading to stranding, such as abnormal behavior and feeding patterns. The video also explains how family dynamics contribute to mass stranding events, with family members assisting stranded whales. Finally, it notes the predictability of these events, suggesting that pilot whale strandings occur every summer.

What is the estimated number of whales involved in the stranding event?

• Approximately 20

• Approximately 10

• Approximately 40

• Approximately 30

What is one of the abnormal behaviors exhibited by the whales?

• Making loud noises

• Jumping out of water

• Not feeding normally

• Swimming in circles

What action do some whales take that leads to a mass stranding?

• They dive deeper into the ocean

• They come onto the beach

• They form a new group

• They swim away from the group

What role do other family members play in the stranding event?

• They ignore the stranded whales

• They help the stranded whales

• They call for help

• They swim away

How often can a pilot whale stranding be expected to occur?

• Every autumn

• Every summer

• Every spring

• Every winter