Kittens Learning to Interact with Water

Kittens are introduced to water for the first time, which is a natural experience for them. They are brought to the water to learn how to use their long whiskers to detect vibrations from fish, helping them gauge striking distances. Initially, they practice with water plants, which may take some time.

Why might the kittens feel nervous when they first encounter water?

• They dislike the sound of water.

• They have never seen water before.

• They are not good swimmers.

• They are afraid of getting wet.

What natural ability helps kittens detect fish in the water?

• Their sense of smell.

• Their strong hearing.

• Their long whiskers.

• Their sharp eyesight.

What is the primary reason the kittens are introduced to water?

• To detect fish using vibrations.

• To overcome their fear of water.

• To play with water plants.

• To learn how to swim.

What do the kittens initially target while practicing their skills?

• Floating leaves.

• Water plants.

• Insects on the water surface.

• Small fish.

What does the phrase 'This could take some time!' imply about the kittens' learning process?

• The kittens are already experts.

• The kittens are not interested in learning.

• The kittens might take a while to master their skills.

• The kittens will learn very quickly.