A Few Of My Friends -Unscripted

Jesse introduces an unscripted session with various animals, focusing on their behaviors and communication. Zoe, an Amazon parrot, displays excitement and learns tricks through interaction. Bindi, a bearded dragon, communicates subtly through body language. Cheeks, a dwarf rabbit, shows different behaviors when relaxed or stimulated. Jesse emphasizes understanding each animal's unique communication to provide better care.

What behavior indicates that Zoe, the parrot, is excited?

• Her feathers are sleek and close to her body.

• She is silent and still.

• Her feathers are fluffed up and she vocalizes a lot.

• She hides in her cage.

How does Zoe complete the wolf whistle?

• She whistles the entire tune by herself.

• She finishes the whistle if the first part is done.

• She ignores the whistle.

• She whistles a different tune.

What does Zoe do when she wants a treat?

• She turns away.

• She leans towards the treat.

• She fluffs her feathers.

• She becomes silent.

What is a sign that Zoe is scared of an object?

• She starts singing.

• She moves closer to the object.

• She becomes silent and still.

• She moves farther away from the object.

What is the initial sign of a threat display in Bindi, the bearded dragon?

• She becomes silent.

• She hides under a rock.

• She puffs out her beard.

• She starts singing.

How does Bindi react when she feels threatened?

• She becomes more vocal.

• She performs pushups or head bobs.

• She hides in her enclosure.

• She starts eating.

What behavior does Cheeks, the rabbit, exhibit when he is curious?

• He stiffens his body.

• He perks up and becomes more alert.

• He hides in his enclosure.

• He becomes silent.

Why is it important to support a rabbit's back legs when handling them?

• To make them feel heavier.

• To keep them warm.

• To avoid dislocating their vertebrae.

• To prevent them from running away.

What is a key aspect of providing good care for animals in captivity?

• Feeding them only once a day.

• Keeping them in small enclosures.

• Ignoring their individual personalities.

• Understanding their specific communication and stressors.

What is the benefit of observing animals without interacting with them?

• It helps them become more active.

• It allows you to understand their natural behavior.

• It makes them more vocal.

• It helps them sleep better.