Only In Brazil 9 - Whale-Protecting Lifeguards

A female southern right whale and her calf were seen frolicking near Rio's Copacabana beach, attracting large crowds. Lifeguards ensured the whales' safety by preventing them from getting too close to the shore. The whales might have been migrating or feeding along the coast. The video includes humorous remarks about the whales and lifeguards, highlighting the large size of Brazil's beach whales.

What was the reaction of the crowd when the whales appeared near the Copacabana Palace hotel?

• They were indifferent.

• They were frightened.

• They were excited and gathered to watch.

• They were annoyed by the disturbance.

Why were the lifeguards circling the whales in their boat?

• To prevent them from getting too close to the beach.

• To take pictures of them.

• To guide them to the shore.

• To feed the whales.

What were the possible reasons for the whales being near the coast?

• They were injured.

• They were playing with the lifeguards.

• They were looking for food or migrating.

• They were lost.

What humorous comparison is made about the whales in the final section?

• They are compared to small fish.

• They are compared to fast swimmers.

• They are compared to Brazil's large attractions.

• They are compared to birds.

What was the lifeguards' sentiment about having to protect the whales?

• They were scared of the whales.

• They were relieved they didn't have to perform resuscitation.

• They were excited to help.

• They were annoyed by the task.