Massive Wildlife Encounters of 2019!

The video recaps the exciting adventures of 2019, including encounters with venomous snakes, frilled dragons, and crocodiles. It highlights experiences in hot springs, diving with sharks, and discovering dinosaur fossils. The video concludes with a look forward to 2020 and the launch of a new TV show on Animal Planet.

Which of the following animals was NOT mentioned as part of the 2019 adventures?

• Poison dart frogs

• Dolphins

• Snapping turtles

• Lions

What is the significance of the large salamander discussed in the video?

• It is a dangerous predator.

• It is considered a national treasure.

• It is known for its speed.

• It is a common household pet.

What unique feature does the frilled dragon use for defense?

• It changes color.

• It releases a foul smell.

• It puffs up its frill.

• It emits a loud noise.

What is the purpose of the 'cage of death'?

• To protect the crocodiles from predators.

• To transport crocodiles safely.

• To feed the crocodiles.

• To provide a 360-degree view of the crocodiles.

What is the main safety concern when visiting the hot springs?

• The presence of wild animals.

• The risk of falling into scalding water.

• The possibility of getting lost.

• The lack of oxygen.

What is the main role of the crocodiles at the Cove?

• To be relocated to a new habitat

• To be part of a breeding program

• To serve as educational ambassadors

• To be trained for performances

What was the surprising behavior of the lemon shark?

• It was aggressive.

• It was injured.

• It was sleeping.

• It was hunting.

What was discovered after 7 hours of digging?

• An ancient artifact

• A new species of frog

• A dinosaur tooth

• A rare gemstone

How fast can a great white shark accelerate?

• 35 miles an hour

• 15 miles an hour

• 45 miles an hour

• 25 miles an hour

What is the anticipated event for 2020 mentioned in the video?

• The launch of a television show on Animal Planet

• A new wildlife documentary

• A new book release

• A global wildlife conference