The video explores unexpected behaviors in butterflies and cockatoos. Butterflies, particularly milkweed species, have been observed feeding on caterpillars, possibly for alkaloids. This behavior was discovered accidentally by scientists in Indonesia. The video also highlights a study on Goffin's cockatoos, which use a set of tools to access seeds from a tropical fruit, showcasing advanced cognitive skills. Both studies reveal surprising survival strategies in these animals, prompting further research into their behaviors.

What unusual behavior was observed in some butterfly species?

• They feed on caterpillar liquid.

• They migrate long distances.

• They build nests.

• They change colors rapidly.

What chemical do butterflies seek from caterpillars?

• Sugars

• Alkaloids

• Vitamins

• Proteins

What is the primary use of alkaloids for butterflies?

• To build nests

• To attract mates

• To migrate

• To change colors

What makes the tool use of cockatoos unique compared to other animals?

• They use tools only in captivity.

• They use a single tool for all tasks.

• They use a set of tools in a specific order.

• They do not use tools at all.

What fruit do cockatoos use tools to access?

• Papaya

• Banana

• Hawaii fruit

• Mango

What skill does the use of multiple tools by cockatoos suggest?

• Advanced flying skills

• Advanced vocal skills

• Advanced swimming skills

• Advanced psychological skills

How did researchers confirm tool use in wild cockatoos?

• By finding evidence in the wild

• By training them in captivity

• By reading previous studies

• By observing them in the wild