Orangutans and Their Habitat Concerns

The video introduces Daisy, an orangutan living in the rainforest, and highlights the threats of deforestation to her habitat. It explains how deforestation affects orangutans by destroying their food and shelter. Daisy is rescued and taken to a safe place before being released back into the wild. The video encourages viewers to help by choosing sustainable palm oil products and concludes with a poem celebrating orangutans.

What does the name 'orangutan' mean?

• Fruit eater

• Tree dweller

• King of the jungle

• Person of the forest

What activity does Daisy enjoy in the rainforest?

• Playing in the mud

• Building nests

• Hunting small animals

• Eating juicy fruit and honey

What did Daisy witness happening to her habitat?

• A flood destroying the area

• A new animal species arriving

• Trees being replaced by palm oil plantations

• A fire spreading through the forest

Where was Daisy taken after being rescued?

• A wildlife sanctuary

• A zoo

• A new rainforest

• An orangutan rescue center

What is deforestation?

• Creating wildlife reserves

• Protecting forest areas

• Cutting or burning down trees for other uses

• Planting new trees

Why is palm oil a concern for orangutans?

• It causes water pollution

• It attracts predators

• It is toxic to them

• It leads to habitat destruction

How can people help orangutans like Daisy?

• By visiting the rainforest

• By planting more trees

• By avoiding products with palm oil

• By adopting an orangutan

What is a sustainable way to produce palm oil?

• Using more land

• Reducing the quality of oil

• Growing it without harming the environment

• Increasing production speed

What is the main message of the poem 'Dear Orangutan'?

• Orangutans are not important

• Orangutans are dangerous

• Orangutans are our distant relatives

• Orangutans are a nuisance

What could happen if deforestation continues unchecked?

• Orangutans will thrive

• Orangutans will adapt to new environments

• Orangutans could become extinct

• Orangutans will migrate to cities