Navigating the Game Map and Ostrich Facts

The transcript involves a group navigating a map with increasing difficulty levels, encountering an ostrich, and learning about its characteristics. They discuss the concept of life counts in a game-like scenario, where each person has three lives, and losing all results in 'game over.'

What is the group's initial task in navigating the map?

• Find a hidden treasure

• Locate a desert fruit

• Cross a river

• Climb a mountain

What does each place on the map represent?

• A different animal

• A different level

• A different treasure

• A different obstacle

Which of the following is NOT a flightless bird mentioned?

• Penguin

• Emu

• Sparrow

• Kiwi

What is the maximum speed an ostrich can run?

• 30 miles per hour

• 45 miles per hour

• 60 miles per hour

• 75 miles per hour

How many stomachs does an ostrich have?

• Two

• One

• Four

• Three

What happens when an ostrich feels threatened?

• It attacks

• It hides

• It runs away

• It plays dead

What is the significance of the tattoos on the group's arms?

• They are decorative

• They show the map

• They are a warning

• They indicate life count

How many lives does each member of the group have initially?

• Three

• Two

• One

• Four

What happens if a member loses all their lives?

• They restart the level

• They are out of the game

• They get a bonus life

• They switch characters

What does 'kaputski' refer to in the context of the game?

• A hidden treasure

• A special power

• A new level

• A game over