River Otters in Yellowstone

The video explores the playful nature of river otters in Yellowstone National Park, focusing on their love for sliding on ice. It highlights their physical adaptations, such as streamlined bodies and fur that traps air, allowing them to thrive in cold water. The video also compares the otters' natural fun to human amusement parks, emphasizing the otters' ability to slide at high speeds for free.

What is one of the favorite activities of river otters in Yellowstone?

• Climbing trees

• Sliding on ice

• Hunting fish

• Building dams

How is the body of an otter adapted for sliding?

• It has a thick layer of fat

• It has a streamlined shape

• It has webbed feet

• It has a long neck

How do otters benefit from their streamlined bodies on land?

• They can dig better

• They can run faster

• They can slide more easily

• They can jump higher

What feature of otters helps them stay warm in cold water?

• Their thick skin

• Their large size

• Their fast swimming

• Their inner fur layer

What is the maximum speed otters can reach while sliding down mountains?

• 25 miles per hour

• 10 miles per hour

• 15 miles per hour

• 20 miles per hour

Why do otters slide down mountains?

• To escape predators

• To find food

• To migrate

• For fun

What do humans often pay for that otters enjoy for free?

• Skiing trips

• Concert tickets

• Theme park rides

• Swimming pools