Unique Animal Facts and Currency

The video introduces a variety of fun and fascinating facts from the National Geographic Kids Almanac 2013. It covers interesting comparisons of a kid's brain weight to animals, historical forms of currency, and intriguing pet behaviors. The almanac is highlighted as a resource packed with games, activities, and interactive content.

What is the weight of an average kid's brain equivalent to?

• 1000 gummy bears

• 900 gummy bears

• 500 gummy bears

• 700 gummy bears

What was used as currency in the Nicobar Islands until the 1900s?

• Gold coins

• Shells

• Coconuts

• Whale teeth

In Fiji, what could you purchase with a whale tooth?

• A canoe

• A horse

• A house

• A farm

What unique feature do cats' eyes have?

• Two eyelids

• Three eyelids

• Four eyelids

• No eyelids

What is a unique characteristic of a hamster's teeth?

• They are very soft

• They never stop growing

• They are very sharp

• They fall out regularly