Animal Diets and Feeding Habits

The video tutorial introduces students to the concept of animal diets, explaining how animals are grouped based on their food habits. It covers flesh-eating, plant-eating, and omnivorous animals, providing examples for each category. The lesson includes a review and exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• The habitats of animals

• Grouping animals based on their diet

• The life cycle of plants

• The migration patterns of birds

What does the term 'flesh' refer to?

• The outer skin of fruits

• The hard part of an animal's body

• The bones of an animal

• The soft part of the body of a person or animal

Why do animals need food?

• To build shelters

• To communicate with each other

• To grow and survive

• To migrate

Which of the following is a plant-eating animal?

• Crocodile

• Elephant

• Lion

• Vulture

How do wild animals obtain their food?

• By shopping

• By farming

• By cooking

• By hunting or scavenging

Which animal is known to eat both plants and meat?

• Tiger

• Cow

• Elephant

• Dog

Which of the following animals is a flesh-eater?

• Cheetah

• Horse

• Buffalo

• Zebra

What is the primary diet of vultures?

• Insects

• Dead animals

• Fruits

• Fresh plants

How is the diet of pet dogs different from wild dogs?

• Pet dogs eat food given by humans

• Pet dogs hunt for their food

• Wild dogs only eat plants

• Wild dogs are fed by humans

Which of the following is NOT a plant-eating animal?

• Horse

• Tiger

• Buffalo

• Cow