I WONDER - How Do Nocturnal Animals Use Their Sense Of Smell? Me Pregunto - Cómo Utilizan Los Animales Nocturnos Su Sen

The video discusses nocturnal animals, focusing on the slow loris. These animals rely heavily on their advanced sense of smell to find food and avoid predators. The slow loris has a unique brachial gland that produces a toxin, which can be mixed with saliva to deliver a poisonous bite when threatened.

What is a primary reason nocturnal animals like the slow loris rely on their sense of smell?

• To find food and avoid predators

• To navigate during the day

• To regulate their body temperature

• To communicate with other species

How does the olfactory system benefit nocturnal animals?

• It helps them see in the dark

• It enables them to fly

• It helps them swim faster

• It allows them to detect chemical signals

Where is the specialized gland of the slow loris located?

• In its foot

• In its ear

• In its tail

• In its elbow

What does the brachial gland of the slow loris produce?

• A toxin

• A sticky substance

• A sweet scent

• A soothing balm

How does the slow loris use its toxin defensively?

• It sprays it like a skunk

• It mixes it with its saliva for a poisonous bite

• It uses it to create a protective barrier

• It secretes it through its skin