Meet the Animals: Rattlesnake and Peregrine Falcon

The video introduces rattlesnakes, covering their habitat, diet, defense mechanisms, and hunting techniques. It explains how they use their fangs to catch prey and the process of shedding their skin. The video briefly introduces the peregrine falcon, highlighting its speed.

Where do rattlesnakes typically reside?

• Only in deserts

• In North and South America

• In Europe

• In Asia

What is the primary function of a rattlesnake's rattle?

• To attract mates

• To find food

• To help in climbing

• To warn off predators

What types of animals do rattlesnakes prefer to eat?

• Fish

• Large mammals

• Insects

• Small animals like rabbits and mice

How do rattlesnakes detect their prey?

• By touch

• By hearing

• By sight only

• By using their forked tongues and sensing heat

What role do the fangs of a rattlesnake play?

• They are used for climbing

• They help in digging

• They are used for communication

• They are used to inject venom into prey

How do rattlesnakes shed their skin?

• By biting it off

• By using water

• By rubbing against rocks

• By staying in the sun

Which animal is introduced at the end of the video?

• A fox

• A rabbit

• A peregrine falcon

• A mouse