The video features Christopher Skaife, the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London, discussing his daily routine of feeding and caring for the ravens. He explains the historical significance of the ravens and the legends associated with them. During the lockdown, he adapted the care routine to keep the ravens engaged and healthy. He also discusses the wing trimming policy to ensure the ravens can fly but remain at the Tower.

What is the primary task of the ravenmaster at the Tower of London?

• To ensure the ravens are healthy and remain at the Tower

• To manage the Tower's gift shop

• To train the ravens to perform tricks

• To teach visitors about the history of the Tower

How many ravens are kept at the Tower of London by royal decree?

• Eight

• Four

• Six

• Ten

What is the significance of the ravens leaving the Tower of London according to legend?

• The Kingdom will face great harm

• The Tower will become haunted

• The Tower will be rebuilt

• The ravens will never return

What changes did the ravenmaster notice in the ravens during the lockdown?

• They became more aggressive

• They started flying away

• They required more food

• They needed more enrichment activities

What tool did the ravenmaster use to keep the ravens engaged during the lockdown?

• New toys

• Extra food

• Music

• Training sessions

What policy has the ravenmaster been trying to implement regarding the ravens' wings?

• Decorative wing trimming

• Complete wing trimming

• No wing trimming

• Minimum wing trim policy

Why did the ravenmaster have to trim the ravens' wings more during the pandemic?

• To prevent them from flying away

• To make them look better

• To keep them healthy

• To help them fly faster