Strange Animals: Sea Bunny vs. Platypus

The video from Mumu Math and Science explores two strange animals: the sea bunny and the platypus. The sea bunny, a type of sea slug, is small and toxic, using absorbed toxins for defense. It has bright colors and can squirt ink to deter predators. The platypus, a unique mammal, combines features of a duck, beaver, and weasel. It hunts underwater using electrical signals and is one of the few mammals that lay eggs. The video encourages viewers to comment on which animal they find stranger.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Space exploration

• Strange animals

• Mathematical equations

• Plant biology

How many species of sea slugs are there?

• 3,000

• 2,000

• 1,000

• 500

What is a unique defense mechanism of the sea bunny?

• Camouflage

• Squirting purple ink

• Sharp teeth

• Fast swimming

Which animals does the platypus resemble?

• Cat, dog, and rabbit

• Duck, beaver, and weasel

• Horse, cow, and sheep

• Fish, bird, and lizard

How does the platypus primarily hunt for its prey?

• Using its sense of smell

• Through echolocation

• With its sharp eyesight

• By detecting electrical signals

What is the name of the platypus caper mentioned in the video?

• Jessica

• Emily

• Sarah

• Anna

What is the age of the female platypus named Ema?

• 4 years old

• 3 years old

• 2 years old

• 1 year old

What is a unique feature of the platypus among mammals?

• It breathes underwater

• It can fly

• It lays eggs

• It has scales

How does the platypus walk?

• Like a cat

• Like an alligator

• Like a dog

• Like a bird

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Share the video

• Like the video

• Subscribe to the channel

• Leave a comment