Dhole Behavior and Training Insights

The video tutorial covers the training and preparation of exotic animals called doles for their move to a new exhibit at the Bronx Zoo. It details the crate training process, challenges faced, and the final execution of the move. Observations of the doles' behavior in their new environment are also discussed.

What is the primary goal of the dhole training sessions?

• To make them comfortable in crates

• To improve their diet

• To increase their social interactions

• To teach them tricks

Where are dholes naturally found?

• Asia and Indonesia

• Africa and South America

• North America and Europe

• Australia and New Zealand

What is a notable characteristic of dholes that makes training challenging?

• They are very aggressive

• They are nocturnal

• They are extremely shy and skittish

• They are very loud

What was a key consideration in preparing the new exhibit for the dholes?

• Making sure it was warm

• Ensuring it was brightly lit

• Adding lots of water features

• Ensuring proper air conditioning

What was the temperature on the day of the dhole's relocation?

• 100 degrees

• 75 degrees

• 120 degrees

• 50 degrees

What was the team's main focus on the day of the dhole's move?

• Cleaning the exhibit

• Training the dholes

• Minimizing stress during the move

• Feeding the dholes

Which dhole was observed to be the most dominant?

• None of them

• Kaitu

• Rowan

• Apollo

How did the dholes react to their new exhibit?

• They were wary but not nervous

• They were aggressive

• They refused to come out

• They were very nervous

What behavior did the dholes exhibit in their new environment?

• They used the high spots

• They stayed on the ground

• They hid in the corners

• They were very vocal

What was the team's reaction to the dholes' behavior in the new exhibit?

• They were pleased

• They were indifferent

• They were anxious

• They were disappointed