Visiting a 36000 Year-Old Campsite

The video follows a journey to find a whale shark, with a focus on camping on the Yiddi Good people's land. The group meets Uncle John, the traditional landowner, who grants them permission to camp. They discuss a mission to race a whale shark, though Uncle John doubts its feasibility due to migration timing. The group reflects on the historical significance of the land, which has been used for camping for over 36,000 years, and prepares for the next day's mission.

Who is the traditional custodian of the land the group is visiting?

• Uncle John

• Camille

• Kane

• The Yiddi Good people

What is the group's mission for the next day?

• To meet more local people

• To swim a race against a whale shark

• To camp on the land

• To find a whale truck

Why does Uncle John think the group might not see a whale shark?

• They are too early in the season

• The whale sharks are migrating

• The weather is not suitable

• The area is too crowded

How long have Uncle John's people been camping on this land?

• 10,000 years

• 5,000 years

• 36,000 years

• 50,000 years

What does the group plan to do to prepare for the next day's adventure?

• Gather firewood

• Write a journal

• Cook a meal

• Explore the area