Seal Behaviour and the Importance of Muttonbirds

The video follows a group of adventurers as they search for penguins. They start by surfing in cold waters, then decide to take a boat trip to explore the penguins' natural habitat. Along the way, they learn about breathing rock and observe seals. Despite visiting a penguin cave, they find no penguins. The journey continues with a cultural exchange with Islander people, where they learn about traditional dances and remedies. The video highlights the challenges of finding penguins and the rich cultural experiences encountered.

What challenge did the narrator face while surfing to find penguins?

• Sharks

• Strong currents

• Heavy rain

• Choppy waves and seaweed

What natural phenomenon did Captain Robert Skipper explain during the boat trip?

• The behavior of dolphins

• The breathing rock phenomenon

• The formation of icebergs

• The migration of penguins

What type of seals did the narrator encounter during the boat exploration?

• Elephant seals

• Leopard seals

• Australian fur seals

• Harp seals

What was the outcome of the visit to the penguin cave?

• They found a large group of penguins

• They saw penguins nesting

• They discovered a new species

• They found no penguins

What cultural practice did the Islander people share with the narrator?

• Traditional cooking methods

• The use of ochre and mutton bird oil

• Fishing techniques

• Storytelling traditions

What is the purpose of mutton bird oil according to the Islander people?

• To repel insects

• To heal wounds

• To keep warm

• To cook food

What is unique about the mutton birds' migratory pattern?

• They do not migrate

• They fly thousands of kilometers to the same spot

• They migrate to different locations each year

• They migrate only during winter