Sea Otter Behavior and Conservation

The video introduces the hosts of 'Wildlife Crystal' and focuses on sea otters. It provides fun facts about their behavior, habitat, and unique adaptations like their thick fur and tool use. The video explains their role as a keystone species and the conservation efforts needed to protect them. It concludes with a quiz to test viewers' knowledge.

What unique behavior do sea otters exhibit while sleeping?

• They sing songs.

• They hold hands.

• They build nests.

• They dance.

Where do most sea otters live?

• The Great Barrier Reef

• The Sahara Desert

• Coastal Alaska

• The Amazon Rainforest

How do sea otters keep warm without a blubber layer?

• By basking in the sun

• By huddling together

• With their dense, water-resistant fur

• By migrating to warmer waters

What is a baby sea otter called?

• Cub

• Pup

• Calf

• Kitten

What percentage of their body weight do sea otters eat daily?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

What tool do sea otters commonly use to open hard-shelled prey?

• A rock

• A shell

• A stick

• A leaf

Why are sea otters considered a keystone species?

• They are the largest marine mammals.

• They help control the sea urchin population.

• They migrate long distances.

• They are the fastest swimmers.

What major threat did sea otters face in the early 1900s?

• Habitat loss

• Fur trade

• Climate change

• Overfishing

What is one way individuals can help protect sea otters?

• Adopt a sea otter

• Participate in cleanups

• Feed them in the wild

• Capture them for zoos

What classification is given to sea otters due to their population status?

• Domesticated

• Least Concern

• Endangered

• Extinct