Seymour the Shark Training Evaluation

The video tutorial discusses Seymour, a zebra shark trained using positive reinforcement, allowing zoo vets to perform medical evaluations. The use of virtual reality glasses aids in this process, providing a video display for better examination. Each training session is educational for both the animals and the vets, highlighting the continuous learning process in animal care.

What species is Seymour?

• Zebra Shark

• Hammerhead Shark

• Great White Shark

• Tiger Shark

What method is used to train Seymour?

• Negative reinforcement

• Positive reinforcement

• Punishment

• Neutral reinforcement

What unusual behavior does Seymour exhibit due to his training?

• Dancing

• Swimming in circles

• Flipping onto his back

• Jumping out of the water

What technology is used to assist in Seymour's training?

• Augmented Reality Glasses

• Holographic Displays

• Virtual Reality Glasses

• 3D Projectors

What can Dr. Kim see through the virtual reality glasses?

• A map of the aquarium

• The same image as on the machine

• The shark's internal organs

• A 3D model of the shark

What organ is specifically mentioned during the medical evaluation?

• Heart

• Liver

• Kidney

• Brain

What is the purpose of the medical evaluation?

• To train the shark to perform tricks

• To test new technology

• To entertain visitors

• To ensure the shark's health

Who benefits from the training sessions?

• Both the animals and the zoo vets

• Only the zoo vets

• Only the animals

• Only the zoo visitors

What is the main reason the zoo vets continue their work?

• For public recognition

• For continuous learning

• For personal fame

• For financial gain