Exploring Alabama's Birds and Natural Wonders

Barry the Bald Eagle, introduced by DJ Pigeon, takes viewers on a journey to Alabama, meeting Mellow Yellow. They explore Alabama's history, cities like Birmingham and Montgomery, and natural attractions such as the Appalachian Mountains and Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve. The video highlights Alabama's state flower, the Camellia, and state mammal, the Black Bear, while emphasizing the state's historical significance and natural beauty. The journey concludes with Barry expressing appreciation for Alabama.

Who introduces Barry the Bald Eagle in the video?

• Black Bear

• DJ Pigeon

• Mellow Yellow

• Martin Luther King

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What is the nickname for the state of Alabama mentioned in the video?

• The Empire State

• The Golden State

• The Yellowhammer State

• The Sunshine State

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What significant role does Huntsville play in American history?

• It is known for its beaches

• It is the state capital

• It is the largest city in Alabama

• It built the rockets that put Americans in space

What is the most populous city in Alabama?

• Huntsville

• Mobile

• Montgomery

• Birmingham

Where did Martin Luther King write his famous letter?

• Montgomery

• Huntsville

• Birmingham

• Mobile

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What is the name of the large urban nature preserve in Birmingham?

• Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve

• Yellowhammer Preserve

• Appalachian Preserve

• Cheaha Mountain Preserve

What is Alabama's state flower?

• Camellia

• Sunflower

• Tulip

• Rose

Which animal is the state mammal of Alabama?

• White-tailed Deer

• Bald Eagle

• Black Bear

• Northern Flicker

What is the highest point in Alabama?

• Appalachian Mountains

• Mount Cheaha

• Gulf of Mexico

• Ruffner Mountain

What phrase does Mellow Yellow use to conclude the video?

• Fly with me

• Roll Tide

• See you soon

• Goodbye

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