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Zoo Babies introduces various young animals from around the world, highlighting their unique stories and conservation efforts. The show features a baby chimpanzee at Taronga Zoo, a giraffe named Refu in Kenya, an adopted sloth bear cub in India, rare golden monkey twins in China, and an elephant family painting in Japan. It also covers the conservation of the crowned eagle in Argentina, the birth of a gorilla in Germany, and a panda in Japan. The program emphasizes the importance of conservation and the nurturing behaviors of these animals.

What is the primary method of communication among chimpanzees?

• Gestures and facial expressions

• Singing

• Writing

• Dancing

What is unique about Refu, the giraffe?

• He can speak Kiswahili

• He is the tallest giraffe in the world

• He was raised by lions

• He is a Rothschild giraffe, an endangered species

Why was the birth of twin golden monkeys significant?

• They are the first monkeys to be born in captivity

• Twin births are extremely rare among golden monkeys

• They were born during a solar eclipse

• They are the largest monkeys in the world

What artistic activity are the elephants in Japan known for?

• Sculpting

• Dancing

• Painting

• Singing

What conservation effort is being made for the crowned eagle?

• Training them to hunt

• Releasing them back into their natural habitat

• Breeding them in captivity

• Teaching them to communicate with humans

What was notable about the birth of the giant panda in Japan?

• The panda was born with a unique fur color

• The panda was born during a lunar eclipse

• It was the first panda born in Japan in 20 years

• The panda can speak multiple languages

How long do young orangutans stay with their mothers?

• 1-2 years

• 3-4 years

• 7-8 years

• 10-12 years

What is the main diet of giant pandas?

• Bamboo

• Fruits

• Fish

• Insects

What is the primary threat to orangutans in the wild?

• Climate change

• Predation by other animals

• Lack of food

• Habitat loss

What percentage of genetic makeup do humans share with orangutans?

• 99.9%

• 96.4%

• 50%

• 75%