How To Keep Them Happy - Porcupine, Lizard, Skunk!

The video discusses the importance of behavioral enrichment for animals in human care, focusing on three animals: Kismet the porcupine, Pearl the Colombian tegu, and Lollipop the skunk. Each animal's natural behaviors are highlighted, and specific enrichment activities are demonstrated to encourage these behaviors, enhancing their quality of life.

What is the primary purpose of behavioral enrichment for animals in human care?

• To make animals more entertaining for visitors

• To enhance the animals' quality of life

• To train animals for performances

• To increase the animals' food intake

Which natural behavior of Kismet is encouraged by scattering food around?

• Sunbathing

• Climbing

• Foraging

• Swimming

How does Kismet use her strong teeth during enrichment activities?

• To climb trees

• To swim in water

• To dig burrows

• To chew through objects

What is one of Pearl's natural behaviors that is encouraged by taking her outside?

• Digging

• Sunbathing

• Social grooming

• Foraging

What unique ability does Pearl have that helps her move through tall grass?

• She has webbed feet

• She can jump high

• She has a pointed nose and low body

• She can fly

What is the primary sense Lollipop uses to explore her environment?

• Sight

• Hearing

• Touch

• Smell

What type of items are used to stimulate Lollipop's foraging behavior?

• Moving targets

• Noisy gadgets

• Scented objects

• Brightly colored toys

How does Lollipop's powerful claws assist her in the wild?

• For climbing trees

• For digging and foraging

• For flying

• For swimming

What behavior is NOT encouraged during Lollipop's enrichment activities?

• Climbing

• Spraying

• Digging

• Foraging

What is a common activity among all the animals discussed in the video?

• Flying

• Social grooming

• Foraging

• Swimming