Macaque Behavior and Skills Assessment

The video follows Ravi, a young macaque, as he observes and learns from his surroundings. He watches fridges and a tortoise, engages in playtime and swimming with other macaques, and learns important social and coordination skills. The video highlights the importance of play in the development of young macaques, showcasing their interactions and learning experiences in the forest and at the local market. Ravi eventually integrates with the roof troupe, learning to bond and adapt to his new environment.

What does Ravi's older friend try to do with the tortoise?

• Teach it to swim

• Feed it fruits

• Play hide and seek

• Bring it out of its shell

What skill are the young macaques learning during their playtime?

• Hunting

• Coordination

• Building nests

• Singing

What natural event marks the end of the drought for the macaques?

• A waterfall

• A heavy rain

• A new waterhole

• A river forming

What is the main purpose of playtime for young macaques in the forest?

• To find food

• To test boundaries

• To build shelters

• To learn to fly

What do the teenage males of the troupe enjoy doing?

• Painting

• Cooking

• Daring activities

• Gardening

What is the reward for the teenage males' bravado?

• A swim in the river

• A new toy

• A nap in the sun

• Breakfast with a view

What is the final skill the teenage males need to master before leaving home?

• Cooking

• Singing

• Fight school

• Climbing

What challenge do Ravi and the roof troupe face at the market?

• Crossing a river

• Finding food

• Opening fridges

• Escaping predators

What is Ravi's strategy to win over the roof troupe?

• Leading them to water

• Sharing food

• Playing and bonding

• Building shelters

What do the roof troupe youngsters do after failing to open the fridges?

• Search for another way to quench their thirst

• Go back home

• Take a nap

• Try to open another fridge