Urban Wildlife Survival and Adaptation

The video follows a class field trip to a zoo, where students learn about animal habitats and adaptations. They explore how wild animals can survive in urban environments by finding food and shelter. The class faces challenges when their bus transforms into a bear, leading to an adventure in the city. They learn about the importance of habitat and resources for animal survival. The video concludes with a Q&A session, offering tips on coexisting with urban wildlife.

What did the class learn about the zoo's role in the city?

• It is a place where animals are kept for hunting.

• It is a place where animals are trained for shows.

• It is a place for animals to escape from the city.

• It provides a natural habitat for wild animals.

Why did the class transform into wild animals?

• To learn how to fly.

• To experience the challenges of city life for animals.

• To entertain the zoo visitors.

• To escape from the zoo.

What did the students realize about survival in the city?

• It requires food and a safe place to live.

• It is easy for all animals.

• It is only possible for birds.

• It is impossible without human help.

What did the class learn about the presence of wild animals in the city?

• They only live in zoos.

• They cannot survive in the city.

• They can survive if they have food, shelter, and safety.

• They are always visible to humans.

Why is it difficult for bears to survive in the city?

• They are too large and need more space.

• They can easily find food.

• They can hide easily.

• They are not afraid of humans.

What did the class discover about urban wildlife?

• Animals are always a nuisance in the city.

• Animals prefer living in the countryside.

• Animals cannot adapt to urban life.

• Animals adapt to urban life if their needs are met.

How can you tell if wild animals live near you?

• By finding their nests in trees.

• By hearing them sing.

• By seeing them every day.

• By observing tracks or scat.

What should you do if you see a wild animal?

• Observe from a distance and do not approach.

• Try to feed it.

• Capture it for a pet.

• Chase it away.

What is a sign that wild animals have been in an area?

• Fresh flowers.

• Bright lights.

• Loud noises.

• Tracks in the dirt or scat.

What can you do to discourage raccoons from living near you?

• Remove their food sources.

• Leave food out for them.

• Build a shelter for them.

• Ignore them.