Where Does Kitty Go In the Rain?

The video explores the concept of rain, explaining its formation and effects on various animals and insects. It describes how rain is formed from water vapor and how different creatures like cats, ducks, squirrels, beetles, worms, birds, and butterflies adapt to rainy conditions. The video concludes with a story about a cat named Kitty who finds shelter from the rain.

What happens to water when it heats up and rises into the sky?

• It turns into ice.

• It becomes vapor.

• It forms snowflakes.

• It evaporates completely.

Why do cats dislike rain?

• Their fur becomes heavy and wet.

• They enjoy the smell of rain.

• Their ears keep water out.

• They like to swim in the rain.

How do ducks stay dry in the rain?

• They avoid water completely.

• They have an oil layer on their feathers.

• They use their wings as umbrellas.

• They hide under trees.

What do squirrels do when it rains heavily?

• They dance in the rain.

• They stay in their nests.

• They build new nests.

• They search for food.

Why are worms often seen above ground after it rains?

• They need sunlight.

• The wet ground allows them to move faster.

• They are looking for food.

• The ground is too dry.

Where do butterflies go during a rainstorm?

• They swim in puddles.

• They fly higher.

• They stay on flowers.

• They hide in roosts.

How do most small birds protect themselves from rain?

• They tuck away in trees or bushes.

• They sing loudly.

• They fly continuously.

• They build new nests.