VOICED: Animales africanos en un invierno canadiense

The video discusses the challenges faced by animals in a Quebec zoo during winter. A male hyena struggles on ice, while the zoo remains closed to visitors. Despite the cold, animals from Africa adapt well, with no need for antibiotics. Churchill, a 40-year-old animal, prefers staying indoors during freezing temperatures. Routine care, including rabies vaccinations for Watusi cattle, ensures animal health. The zoo prepares for a warm welcome to summer safari visitors.

What is one of the main challenges faced by animals in the Quebec zoo during winter?

• Moving on ice

• Finding food

• Escaping from enclosures

• Interacting with visitors

Why do the animals in the zoo not require antibiotics during winter?

• They do not suffer from respiratory issues

• They are naturally immune to cold

• They are given special winter food

• They are kept indoors all the time

What is Churchill's behavior when temperatures drop below zero?

• She interacts more with other animals

• She seeks out warmer areas

• She refuses to go outside

• She becomes more active outside

What type of vaccine is mentioned as part of the routine care for the animals?

• Flu vaccine

• Rabies vaccine

• Parvovirus vaccine

• Tetanus vaccine

What is the zoo's goal for the animals by the time summer arrives?

• To increase their population

• To have them trained for performances

• To ensure they are healthy and happy

• To prepare them for relocation