Huckleberry the Beaver Gets a Tree!

Jesse introduces Huckleberry the Beaver and discusses his Christmas gift of trees. The video explores beaver dietary needs, focusing on their consumption of tree bark and branches for fiber. Huckleberry's new yard is showcased, highlighting his natural behaviors and adaptations to a cold climate. The video also covers Huckleberry's progress in mobility and daily activities, emphasizing his ability to thrive despite disabilities.

What is the primary reason beavers consume trees?

• To obtain fiber for digestion

• To sharpen their teeth

• To build their dams

• To mark their territory

Which type of branch is Huckleberry's favorite to eat?

• Pine

• Birch

• Aspen

• Willow

Why are the Christmas trees safe for Huckleberry to interact with?

• They are commercially grown

• They are free of chemicals

• They are made of plastic

• They are artificial

How do beavers adapt to freezing temperatures in Montana?

• By growing thicker fur

• By building lodges that retain heat

• By migrating south

• By hibernating

What feature of Huckleberry's home helps him practice his natural behaviors?

• A large swimming pool

• An igloo hut

• A flat and open yard

• A heated lodge

What skill did Huckleberry learn quickly due to his reliance on smell?

• Using the doggie door

• Swimming in the pool

• Building structures

• Climbing trees

Despite his disabilities, what is Huckleberry able to do well?

• Climb tall trees

• Swim and manage his yard

• Run long distances

• Fly