Wood Duck Chicks Behavior and Development

The video tutorial explores the life of wood duck chicks as they prepare to leave their nest. Born alert and covered in down, the chicks must take a leap of faith from their 30-foot high nest just a day after hatching. The video captures the suspense and bravery of the chicks as they jump, highlighting the occasional challenges they face. The narrative draws parallels to human experiences of facing new challenges and taking risks.

What is the initial condition of the wood duck chicks when they hatch?

• They are born without feathers.

• They are unable to see or hear.

• They are born alert and covered in down.

• They are able to fly immediately.

What prompts the wood duck chicks to leave their nest?

• A predator approaches.

• They are bored.

• They are hungry.

• Their mother calls them to explore.

How far do the wood duck chicks have to jump from their nest?

• 10 feet

• 20 feet

• 30 feet

• 40 feet

What happens if a chick hesitates to jump?

• It eventually jumps after some time.

• It flies away.

• It is left behind.

• It is pushed by its siblings.

What humorous phrase is used to describe a successful landing?

• The duck has landed.

• Mission accomplished.

• The eagle has landed.

• Touchdown achieved.