ULTRA RARE! - Velvet Worm

The video explores the Costa Rican rainforest, highlighting its biodiversity. The crew discovers a rare velvet worm, a creature with ancient origins and unique predatory behavior. They plan to film it for educational purposes, providing insights into its biology. The video concludes with reflections on the discovery and the adventure of capturing such a rare species on camera.

What makes the Costa Rican rainforest one of the most unique ecosystems on the planet?

• The lack of biodiversity

• Its vast desert landscapes

• The presence of thousands of species

• Its urban development

What did Mark and Mario discover during their exploration?

• A common frog

• A new species of bird

• A rare velvet worm

• A giant snake

How old are the ancestors of the velvet worm?

• 500 million years

• 100 million years

• 200 million years

• 1 billion years

What is a unique feature of the velvet worm's body?

• It has a hard exoskeleton

• It feels like velvet

• It is covered in scales

• It is transparent

How does the velvet worm capture its prey?

• By wrapping its body around the prey

• By biting with sharp teeth

• By shooting a sticky slime

• By using its claws

What is the velvet worm's slime compared to?

• Oil

• Glue

• Water

• Sand

What is the primary reason the velvet worm is rarely seen?

• It is very large

• It is nocturnal and lives in remote areas

• It is very fast

• It is very aggressive

What is the significance of capturing the velvet worm on film?

• It is not important

• It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

• It is a daily routine

• It is a common occurrence

What is the main theme of the conclusion?

• The beauty of the sunset

• The rarity and significance of the encounter

• The disappointment of the crew

• The danger of the rainforest

What should viewers do if they love animals?

• Read a book about animals

• Adopt a pet

• Search for the Brave Wilderness channel on YouTube

• Visit the rainforest