Beaver Explores The Yard!

Jesse and Gusto take Huckleberry the Beaver on a walk to explore a new outdoor space. They discuss safety measures, observe Huckleberry's behavior, and work on building trust between Huckleberry and Gusto. The video highlights the importance of trust and enrichment for animals, as well as the challenges of managing Huckleberry's behavior and health issues.

Why does Jesse need assistance from Gusto when taking Huckleberry on a walk?

• Huckleberry might chew on fruit trees.

• Huckleberry needs to be carried.

• Huckleberry is too small to walk alone.

• Huckleberry is afraid of the forest.

What is the main reason Huckleberry is cautious in the new space?

• He dislikes the smell of the new space.

• He has never been outside before.

• He is afraid of other animals.

• He has impaired vision and is unfamiliar with the area.

How does Jesse reinforce Huckleberry's confidence during exploration?

• By giving him large meals.

• By providing treats for curious behavior.

• By keeping him indoors.

• By letting him sleep longer.

What is a key goal of the training session with Huckleberry?

• To teach him to swim.

• To improve his eyesight.

• To build trust with Gusto.

• To make him run faster.

What does Jesse observe about Huckleberry's movement in the new space?

• He refuses to move at all.

• He runs away quickly.

• He maneuvers well despite his ataxia.

• He is very clumsy and falls often.

What is the significance of Huckleberry's adventure outside his home?

• It teaches him to build dams.

• It allows him to meet other beavers.

• It provides mental and physical enrichment.

• It helps him find new food sources.

How does Jesse describe beavers' movement on land compared to in water?

• They cannot move on land at all.

• They are faster on land than in water.

• They are clumsy on land but graceful in water.

• They are equally agile on land and in water.