The video follows a mission in Australia to track and study crocodiles. The team, led by Camille, aims to find crocodile nests and collect infertile eggs for research. They meet Charlie, who explains the significance of baby crocodiles in assessing ecosystem health. The team catches baby crocs, learning about their environment and the importance of expert guidance in such tasks.

Why is the team in a hurry at the beginning of their journey?

• They are excited to see crocodiles.

• They are late for a meeting.

• They need to catch a flight.

• They want to avoid a storm.

What is the main objective of the team's mission in croc country?

• To collect crocodile eggs.

• To photograph crocodiles.

• To study crocodile behavior.

• To build a crocodile sanctuary.

Why is it important to collect infertile crocodile eggs?

• To use them in cooking.

• To sell them to collectors.

• To study the health of river systems.

• To prevent crocodile overpopulation.

What role do baby crocodiles play in understanding their environment?

• They indicate the health of the ecosystem.

• They are sold as pets.

• They are trained for entertainment.

• They are used for breeding programs.

How does Charlie suggest identifying baby crocodiles in the water?

• By their size.

• By their movement in the water.

• By their loud calls.

• By their distinctive color.

What is the main challenge the team faces when catching a baby crocodile?

• Avoiding the mother crocodile.

• Finding the right equipment.

• Getting close without being seen.

• Identifying the correct species.

What technique is used to safely catch a baby crocodile?

• Distracting with noise.

• Using a net.

• Luring with food.

• Approaching from behind.