Thanksgiving Travel and Animal Behavior

The video covers various topics, starting with travel news for Thanksgiving, highlighting the expected high volume of travelers and offering tips for smoother journeys. It then shifts to Nepal's decision to ban TikTok due to social disruption concerns. The video also explains the phenomenon of polar night in Alaska, where the sun doesn't rise for two months. Finally, it showcases a zoo's creative use of fall foliage for animal enrichment, featuring a baby moose named Willow.

What is the expected number of travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday period according to AAA?

• Less than 45 million

• Around 50 million

• More than 55 million

• Over 60 million

Which day is predicted to be the busiest for air travel during Thanksgiving?

• Thanksgiving Day

• The Saturday after Thanksgiving

• The Sunday after Thanksgiving

• The Wednesday before Thanksgiving

What is one tip given to minimize chaos at airports during the busy travel season?

• Drive to the airport

• Arrive just before your flight

• Check multiple bags

• Avoid checking a bag

Why did Nepal decide to ban TikTok?

• Security concerns

• Disruption of family and social structures

• High data usage

• Lack of user engagement

Which country banned TikTok three years ago?

• Australia

• India

• Canada

• United States

What is the phenomenon called when a town in Alaska experiences two months of darkness?

• Arctic Twilight

• Winter Solstice

• Polar Night

• Midnight Sun

During which season does the opposite of polar night occur in Alaska?

• Spring

• Winter

• Summer

• Autumn

What activity does the baby animal Willow enjoy at the zoo?

• Playing with a red ball

• Swimming in a pond

• Eating bamboo

• Climbing trees

What type of leaves does Willow enjoy playing with?

• Oak leaves

• Maple leaves

• Pine needles

• Willow leaves

What is the main purpose of giving animals new items like squashes and pumpkins at the zoo?

• To enrich their environment

• To feed them

• To train them

• To decorate their habitat