Luna's Journey: Hatching and Growth

The video follows tawny owls Bomber and Luna as they welcome their first chick and care for it. Luna, who previously fostered chicks, now has her own hatchling. Bomber provides food while Luna stays with the chick. As the chick grows, another egg hatches, and they name the chicks Rocket and Nova. A rescued owlet, Solar, is introduced to the family. The video highlights the owls' parenting roles, chick development, and the introduction of a foster chick.

What significant event marked a new beginning for Luna after two years of unsuccessful hatching?

• She found a new mate.

• Her first chick hatched successfully.

• She adopted more foster chicks.

• She moved to a new nest.

What is Bomber's primary role in the family after the chick hatches?

• Teaching the chick to fly.

• Cleaning the nest.

• Guarding the nest from predators.

• Bringing food to the nest.

What unusual food item did Bomber bring for the new hatchling?

• A mouse

• A pair of frog legs

• A fish

• A small bird

What is the name given to the second chick that hatched?

• Rocket

• Nova

• Solar

• Luna

What is the purpose of fitting the chicks with an ID ring?

• To track their migration patterns.

• To identify them in the future.

• To help them fly better.

• To weigh them accurately.

What precaution is taken when handling tawny owls in England?

• Wearing gloves to avoid bites.

• Using a net to catch them.

• Keeping them in a cage.

• Wearing a hat and visor for protection.

What is the name of the foster chick introduced to Luna's nest?

• Rocket

• Nova

• Comet

• Solar

How does Luna react to the addition of the foster chick, Solar?

• She rejects Solar.

• She is unaware and accepts Solar.

• She becomes aggressive.

• She leaves the nest.

What is the main focus of the next film mentioned at the end of the video?

• Luna finding a new mate.

• The chicks preparing to fledge.

• The hatching of more eggs.

• The chicks learning to hunt.

What is the significance of the chicks' wing flapping as they grow?

• It is a way to communicate with Bomber.

• It scares away predators.

• It is a sign they are ready to fledge.

• It helps them stay warm.