Pelicans and Penguins Interaction

The video explores the feeding dynamics between penguins and pelicans as they feast on anchovies. Penguins drive anchovy swarms into shallow waters, making it easier to feed. Pelicans join the feast but struggle with their heavy, water-filled pouches. Penguins opportunistically feed on anchovies from the pelicans' beaks, showcasing a unique interaction between the two species.

What is the main idea presented about the Galapagos penguins in the introduction?

• They live in the Arctic.

• They dislike anchovies.

• They have a unique way of catching their favorite food.

• They are endangered species.

How do penguins make it easier to catch anchovies?

• By waiting for the anchovies to come to them.

• By driving the anchovy swarm into shallow waters.

• By using fishing nets.

• By diving deep into the ocean.

What role do pelicans play in the penguins' feast?

• They scare away the anchovies.

• They act as competitors trying to join the feast.

• They clean up after the penguins.

• They help the penguins catch more fish.

Why are pelicans unable to lift their pouches?

• They are not interested in lifting them.

• They are too tired to lift them.

• Their pouches are filled with water and too heavy.

• Their pouches are too small.

How do penguins benefit from the pelicans' struggle?

• They ignore the pelicans.

• They chase away the pelicans.

• They pick anchovies from the pelicans' beaks.

• They help pelicans lift their pouches.

What must pelicans do to enjoy their catch?

• Eat faster than the penguins.

• Let go of some of their catch.

• Fly away from the penguins.

• Dive deeper into the water.