Wetlands and Capybara Behavior

The video explores the fascinating world of wetlands and introduces the capybara, the largest rodent. It discusses the capybara's semi-aquatic lifestyle, social behavior, and interactions with birds. The video also highlights the unique feature of capybara's teeth, which never stop growing. The conclusion encourages viewers to explore wetlands and learn more about these ecosystems.

What is a defining feature of a wetland?

• It is always salty.

• It is always dry.

• It is covered by water for all or part of the year.

• It is only found in deserts.

Which type of water can be found in wetlands?

• Fresh, salty, or brackish water

• Only brackish water

• Only salty water

• Only fresh water

What is the largest rodent in the world?

• Beaver

• Rat

• Capybara

• Squirrel

How do capybaras keep an eye out for predators while submerged?

• They have gills.

• They use sonar.

• They have eyes on top of their heads.

• They have a periscope.

Which of the following is NOT a predator of capybaras?

• Jaguar

• Anaconda

• Eagle

• Penguin

What is a social behavior of capybaras?

• Hibernating

• Living alone

• Migrating

• Living in large groups

How do birds benefit capybaras?

• By building nests on them

• By cleaning their fur

• By singing to them

• By providing food

What unique feature do capybara teeth have?

• They are made of gold.

• They are retractable.

• They never stop growing.

• They are hollow.

How do capybaras manage the length of their teeth?

• By visiting a dentist

• By chewing on sticks and branches

• By eating soft food

• By using a file

What is the narrator planning to do at the end of the video?

• Go to the beach

• Visit a wetland

• Go fishing

• Climb a mountain