Kemosabe, Quills, and Subbable

The video explores the fascinating world of porcupines, focusing on their quills, species diversity, and a specific porcupine named Kemosabe. It highlights the unique features of porcupine quills, their protective function, and their applications in art and medicine. The video also draws a parallel between porcupines and the animal wonders community, emphasizing the importance of individual contributions.

What is the speaker's metaphor for life?

• A porcupine

• A tree

• A river

• A mountain

How many species of porcupines are there?

• 50

• 15

• 100

• 29

What unique feature does Kemosabe, the prehensile-tailed porcupine, possess?

• Ability to fly

• Ability to run fast

• Ability to grasp with his tail

• Ability to swim

What material are porcupine quills made of?

• Silicon

• Keratin

• Iron

• Calcium

In which fields are porcupine quills studied for their properties?

• Astronomy and Physics

• Botany and Zoology

• Medicine and Art

• Geology and Chemistry