Importance of Wild Animals and Their Habitats

The video introduces wild animals, their habitats, and their roles in the ecosystem. It covers the characteristics of various wild animals, their natural shelters, and their diets. The importance of wild animals and the need for their conservation are emphasized. The lesson aims to help students recognize wild animals, understand their habitats, and appreciate their ecological significance.

What is the primary reason wild animals are considered important?

• They are found only in zoos.

• They are easy to domesticate.

• They maintain the balance in the ecosystem.

• They are cute and cuddly.

Which of the following is NOT an objective of the lesson?

• Recognize main wild animals.

• Learn how to train wild animals.

• Learn about the natural shelters of wild animals.

• Identify the food eaten by wild animals.

Why is the lion referred to as the king of the jungle?

• Because it is the fastest animal.

• Because it is the most colorful animal.

• Because it is the tallest animal.

• Because it is the most powerful animal.

Which animal is known for its speed in the jungle?

• Bear

• Giraffe

• Cheetah

• Elephant

Where do monkeys typically live in the jungle?

• In tents

• On trees

• In caves

• In water

What type of diet do lions and tigers have?

• Scavenger

• Omnivorous

• Herbivorous

• Carnivorous

Which animals are known as scavengers?

• Lions and tigers

• Deer and giraffes

• Bears and crows

• Jackals and vultures

What is a significant threat to wild animals?

• Overpopulation of animals

• Lack of food

• Too much rain

• Excessive cutting of trees

What is one way humans use wild animals?

• For making ornaments and showpieces

• For planting trees

• For cooking food

• For building houses

Why should we protect wild animals?

• To have more pets

• To keep zoos full

• To increase hunting opportunities

• To maintain ecological balance