¿Por qué no se extinguió el aguacate?

The video discusses how prehistoric animals like megatherians and glyptodonts consumed avocados, which helped in seed dispersal. When these animals went extinct 13,000 years ago, avocados were at risk of extinction too. However, humans discovered and cultivated avocados, saving them from disappearing. The video also highlights how human intervention has been crucial for the existence of other vegetables.

Which prehistoric creatures were known to consume avocados whole?

• Mammoths and Saber-toothed Tigers

• Plesiosaurs and Ichthyosaurs

• Megatherians and Glyptodonts

• Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs

What role did prehistoric animals play in the life cycle of avocados?

• They pollinated the avocado flowers

• They used avocados as a food source during migration

• They protected avocado trees from predators

• They dispersed the seeds through their droppings

What event put avocados at risk of extinction around 13,000 years ago?

• A massive volcanic eruption

• A severe drought

• A global ice age

• The extinction of prehistoric animals

How did humans contribute to the survival of avocados?

• By finding them delicious and cultivating them

• By cultivating them in greenhouses

• By using them as currency

• By using them for medicinal purposes

What is one reason avocados are enjoyed worldwide today?

• They are easy to grow in any climate

• They have a long shelf life

• They were preserved by ancient civilizations

• Humans found them delicious and spread their cultivation