Galapagos Penguins and Anchovy Feast

The video explores the feeding habits of Galapagos penguins as they feast on anchovies. Penguins drive anchovy swarms into shallow waters, making it easier to catch them. Pelicans join the feast, creating competition. Penguins cleverly pick anchovies from pelicans' beaks when they struggle with their heavy pouches. The video highlights the playful and opportunistic nature of these penguins in their natural habitat.

What is the main activity of the Galapagos penguins described in the introduction?

• Diving for anchovies

• Flying through the air

• Building nests

• Singing songs

How do the penguins make it easier to catch anchovies?

• By herding them into shallow waters

• By scaring them away

• By feeding them to pelicans

• By driving them into deep waters

What role do pelicans play in the penguins' feast?

• They ignore the penguins

• They protect the penguins from predators

• They compete with the penguins for fish

• They help the penguins catch fish

What problem do pelicans face due to their water-filled pouches?

• They can't see

• They can't swim

• They can't dive

• They can't fly

How do penguins take advantage of the pelicans' situation?

• By ignoring them

• By helping them catch more fish

• By scaring them away

• By stealing fish from their pouches

What must pelicans do to enjoy their catch?

• Release some of their fish

• Dive deeper

• Fly away

• Sing a song

Who ultimately enjoys the anchovy feast?

• The pelicans

• The penguins

• The seagulls

• The dolphins