Music for Flying Foxes

Camille is tasked with a massive mission in Sydney to save five animals in 24 hours. The first mission involves deterring flying foxes from the Royal Botanic Gardens. Camille learns about the importance of flying foxes and their impact on the environment. The team uses noise to encourage the bats to relocate, successfully completing the first mission. Four more missions await as the clock ticks.

What is the main objective of Camille's mission in Sydney?

• To participate in a rock concert

• To save five animals in less than 24 hours

• To conduct a wildlife survey

• To explore the city and enjoy the sights

Why do Camille and the team need to make noise at the Royal Botanic Gardens?

• To signal the start of a festival

• To scare away the flying foxes from roosting

• To attract more tourists to the gardens

• To entertain the visitors with music

What is the significance of the flying foxes in the ecosystem?

• They are a major tourist attraction

• They are known for their beautiful songs

• They help in pollination and seed dispersal

• They are used in scientific experiments

What method is used to encourage the bats to find a new home?

• Feeding them special food

• Using bright lights

• Making loud noises

• Playing soothing music

What indicates the success of the mission to relocate the bats?

• The bats have found a quieter colony away from the park

• The bats have become more active at night

• The bats have started roosting in the city

• The bats have increased in number