Experiencing the Acid Spray of a Violin Beetle

The video follows a team exploring the jungles of Thailand in search of the violin beetle, known for its acid-spraying defense. Along the way, they encounter a golden orb weaver spider, a red-tailed racer snake, and forest crabs. The team successfully captures and examines the violin beetle, highlighting its unique features and potent defense mechanism.

What is the primary focus of the expedition in Thailand?

• To find the golden orb-weaver spider

• To document the local culture and traditions

• To search for the acid-spraying violin beetle

• To explore the jungles for medicinal plants

What is a notable feature of the golden orb-weaver spider?

• It has a painful bite but is not easily agitated

• It is venomous and aggressive

• It is the smallest spider in the jungle

• It can change colors to camouflage

What wildlife did the team encounter while searching for the violin beetle?

• A group of elephants

• A flock of exotic birds

• Fire ants and monkeys

• A pack of wolves

What is a characteristic of the red-tailed racer snake?

• It is commonly found on the ground

• It is venomous and aggressive

• It is a slow-moving snake

• It is non-venomous but can bite

Where are red-tailed racer snakes typically found?

• High up in the canopies

• In underground burrows

• On the forest floor

• In the water

What is the defense mechanism of the violin beetle?

• It sprays butyric acid

• It emits a loud noise

• It changes color

• It releases a foul odor

How does the violin beetle's appearance contribute to its name?

• It has strings on its back

• It has a violin-shaped body

• It is as small as a violin string

• It makes a sound like a violin

What is the primary habitat of the violin beetle?

• In sandy deserts

• Dense forests

• Open fields

• Under bark and fungus

What is a unique feature of the violin beetle's body?

• It has serrated edges on its thorax

• It has a round, smooth body

• It is covered in bright scales

• It has a long, bushy tail

What is the significance of the violin beetle's antennae?

• They are used to attract mates

• They are used for defense

• They help in navigation

• They are purely decorative