What is a Dugong and Why Are They Endangered?

Kayne and Kamil embark on a mission to learn about dugongs at North Stradbroke Island. They meet the Quandamooka tribe to understand the cultural significance of dugongs and explore conservation efforts to protect these endangered marine animals. Along the way, they observe soldier crabs and prepare for a medical check on a dugong.

What animal did Kayne and Kamil initially mistake for a mermaid?

• Dugong

• Turtle

• Octopus

• Dolphin

What is the primary diet of the dugong?

• Fish

• Seagrass

• Plankton

• Coral

What is the main threat to dugongs mentioned in the video?

• Climate change

• Sharks

• Humans

• Pollution

Who is Dave, and what is his connection to the dugong?

• A member of the Quandamooka tribe with a spiritual connection to dugongs

• A marine biologist studying dugongs

• A tourist guide on Stradbroke Island

• A fisherman who often sees dugongs

What is the purpose of the 'go-slow' zones mentioned in the video?

• To reduce noise pollution

• To increase tourism

• To prevent boat strikes on dugongs

• To protect coral reefs

How do environmentally friendly moorings benefit the dugong's habitat?

• They reduce water pollution

• They provide food for dugongs

• They prevent damage to seagrass beds

• They attract more fish

What unique ability do soldier crabs have compared to other crabs?

• They can change color

• They can swim

• They can walk forward

• They can fly