I WONDER - How Has The Earth Changed?

The video explains that while today we must travel over water to reach different continents, evidence from fossils shows that these continents were once connected by land. This is supported by the discovery of similar ancient animal bones on different continents, indicating that these animals could once walk across the land.

Why do we need to fly or sail to reach continents like Australia or Africa today?

• Because they are in the same continent.

• Because they are separated by water.

• Because they are connected by land.

• Because they are in the same country.

What have explorers and scientists discovered that suggests continents were once connected?

• Ancient maps showing land bridges.

• Fossils of the same animals on different continents.

• Old ships that traveled between continents.

• Weather patterns that match across continents.

What is the significance of finding the same fossils on different continents?

• It shows that animals could fly across oceans.

• It suggests that continents were once connected.

• It indicates that animals were transported by humans.

• It proves that all continents were once one country.

What conclusion can be drawn from the fossil evidence found on different continents?

• Continents were once connected, allowing animals to walk across.

• Continents were connected by bridges built by ancient civilizations.

• Continents have always been separate.

• Animals evolved separately on each continent.

How could animals have moved between continents according to the fossil evidence?

• By walking across connected land.

• By swimming across the seas.

• By being transported by ancient humans.

• By flying over the oceans.