Seal Behaviour and the Importance of Muttonbirds

The video follows a group on a quest to find penguins. They start by surfing in cold waters, then take a boat to explore the penguins' natural habitat. Along the way, they learn about breathing rock and observe seals. Despite their efforts, they don't find penguins but encounter Islander people who share their cultural traditions, including the use of ochre and mutton bird oil.

What was the narrator's initial plan to find penguins?

• Go surfing in the cold water

• Visit a zoo

• Take a helicopter ride

• Wait on the beach

What natural phenomenon did Captain Robert Skipper explain?

• Tidal wave

• Coral reef formation

• Volcanic eruption

• Breathing rock

What did the narrator and Brandon find at the Penguin Cave?

• A group of penguins

• A crack with no penguins

• A family of seals

• A hidden treasure

What is the purpose of the ochre used by the Islander people?

• To paint on canvas

• To cover their skin

• To create pottery

• To decorate their homes

What is the mutton bird oil used for?

• Polishing wood

• Keeping warm

• Lighting lamps

• Cooking

What is the significance of the mutton bird dance?

• It is a way to attract penguins

• It is a modern dance style

• It is a traditional dance of the Islander people

• It is a form of exercise

What unique migratory behavior do mutton birds exhibit?

• They follow the penguins

• They migrate only during the day

• They travel thousands of kilometers to the same spot

• They fly in circles