Animal Care and Facts Assessment

The video showcases various animal care and interaction experiences at the Maryland Zoo and a sanctuary. It includes feeding penguins, caring for a baby groundhog, interacting with a kinkajou, observing a rescued peacock, feeding giraffes, training an American badger, observing prairie dogs, and conducting flight training with hornbills. Each segment provides insights into animal behavior, care, and the unique characteristics of each species.

What is one of the main tasks when taking care of penguins at the Maryland Zoo?

• Taking them for walks

• Cleaning their habitat

• Feeding them fish

• Teaching them tricks

How much fish do the penguins at the Maryland Zoo consume daily?

• 10 to 15 lbs

• 30 to 35 lbs

• 20 to 25 lbs

• 45 to 50 lbs

What is Priscilla's favorite food at the animal sanctuary?

• Carrots

• Watermelon

• Apples

• Peanuts

How old is Priscilla, the groundhog?

• 6 months

• 4 months

• 2 months

• 8 months

What unique feature does Kayla the kinkajou have?

• Horns

• A long neck

• Wings

• A prehensile tail

How old is Kayla, the kinkajou?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 25 years

• 30 years

What is the name of the peacock at the sanctuary?

• William

• George

• Henry

• Edward

Why was Edward the peacock rescued?

• He was injured

• He was sick

• He was left in the snow without food

• He was lost

What is the primary diet of the reticulated giraffes at the Maryland Zoo?

• Leaves

• Fruits

• Insects

• Grains

How many vertebrae do giraffes have in their necks?

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

• Eleven