Life in the Redwoods | Surprising Animals of the Redwood Forest

The video explores the Redwood forest, focusing on its unique ecosystem and the animals that inhabit it. The narrator and Squeaks create a computer model of a Redwood tree to study its features. They discuss the forest's layers, including the canopy, and introduce various animals like the Humboldt squirrel, Fisher cat, wandering salamander, and marbled murrelet, explaining their habitats and adaptations. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these ecosystems and encourages further exploration through books.

What inspired the creation of a computer model of a Redwood tree?

• A school project

• A planned research trip

• A science competition

• A visit to a museum

What characteristic makes the Redwood forest similar to a rainforest?

• It has a lot of sunlight

• It is very dry

• It receives a lot of rain and is foggy

• It is located near the equator

How does the Humboldt squirrel move between trees?

• It climbs using its claws

• It glides using a flap of skin

• It flies like a bird

• It jumps from branch to branch

What unique feature helps the Fisher climb trees?

• Its sharp teeth

• Its strong wings

• Its rotating ankles

• Its long tail

Where do wandering salamanders primarily live in the Redwood forest?

• On the forest floor

• In the middle of the canopy

• Near the riverbanks

• In underground burrows

What helps the marbled Merlot's eggs stay camouflaged?

• Their greenish color with dark spots

• Their bright colors

• Their hard shells

• Their large size

Why is the marbled Merlot's nesting location advantageous?

• It is warm and sunny

• It is easy to access food

• It is hidden from predators

• It is close to water sources