The video explores the concept of contra freeloading, where animals prefer to work for their food rather than consume freely available food. While cats generally prefer accessible food, many animals, including goats, exhibit contra freeloading behavior. This behavior may be driven by the need to explore alternative food sources or for stimulation. The video also discusses how domestication and breeding influence this behavior, particularly in goats.

What is the term used to describe animals preferring to work for their food rather than taking it freely?

• Selective feeding

• Free feeding

• Contra freeloading

• Food hoarding

Why might some animals choose to engage in Contra freeloading?

• To establish territory

• To conserve energy

• To prepare for potential food shortages

• To avoid predators

What is one reason researchers believe animals engage in Contra freeloading?

• To improve their health

• To explore alternative food sources

• To reduce competition

• To increase their social status

How does domestication influence animal exploration behavior?

• It eliminates exploration

• It influences exploration but not Contra freeloading

• It enhances Contra freeloading

• It has no effect

Which types of goats were found to exhibit Contra freeloading in the 2020 study?

• Mountain goats

• Wild goats

• All goat breeds

• Dwarf goats and British pet and dairy goats