How to Feed a Baby Kookaburra

The video follows a mission to rub noses with a hairy-nosed wombat. The team meets Tina, who introduces them to a breeding and research program for Southern hairy-nosed wombats. They learn about the wombats' behavior and why it's important not to disturb them while sleeping. While waiting, they help feed baby kookaburras, learning about their feeding habits and how to prevent them from imprinting on humans. The video concludes with a plan to meet Elise, who will assist in the wombat mission.

What is the main goal of the narrator's mission with Tina?

• To research wombat behavior

• To rub noses with a Southern hairy-nosed wombat

• To feed baby kookaburras

• To wake up a sleeping wombat

Why is it important not to wake a sleeping wombat?

• They might run away

• They will make loud noises

• They can become aggressive

• They will refuse to eat

What nickname is given to kookaburras due to their calls?

• Nature's Laugh

• Jungle Bell

• Bushman's Clock

• Forest Alarm

Why do the caregivers use a sock when feeding the baby kookaburras?

• To keep their hands clean

• To prevent the birds from imprinting on humans

• To protect the birds from cold

• To make feeding easier

What happened to the nest of the baby kookaburras?

• It was damaged in a storm

• It was destroyed by predators

• It was moved by the caregivers

• It was abandoned by the parents