Narwhals: The Unicorns of the Sea

The video explores the unique characteristics of narwhals, focusing on their tusks, which are actually overgrown teeth. It discusses their behavior, including traveling in small groups and the risks they face in the shifting Arctic ice. The narwhals are shown getting trapped by ice but eventually finding a way out, highlighting their survival instincts.

What is the unique feature of narwhals that makes them stand out?

• Their large size

• Their colorful skin

• Their long tusk

• Their ability to fly

What is the primary use of the narwhal's tusk?

• For hunting

• For swimming

• For jousting

• For communication

Why do narwhals sometimes travel in large groups?

• To hunt for Arctic cod

• To find mates

• To migrate to warmer waters

• To avoid predators

What risk do narwhals face when the ice shifts?

• Getting lost

• Being trapped

• Running out of food

• Encountering predators

What was the narwhal's tusk historically mistaken for?

• A mermaid's comb

• A dragon's tooth

• A giant's bone

• A unicorn horn

What happens to the narwhals when the ice closes over them?

• They migrate south

• They dive deeper

• They become trapped

• They surface for air

How do the narwhals eventually escape the ice trap?

• By breaking through the ice

• By waiting for the ice to move

• By melting the ice

• By finding a new path

What activities do narwhals resume after escaping the ice trap?

• Resting on ice

• Hunting and jousting

• Building nests

• Migrating south