of Spotted Bowerbird, Chlamydera maculata, nest building, Australia; EDITED STORY, SPECIAL RATES APPLY

The video discusses the bowerbird, a bird known for collecting shiny objects to attract mates. It highlights the bird's behavior of arranging these items as an exhibition to impress potential partners. The video also draws a parallel between the bowerbird's nest and African mud huts, emphasizing the efficient use of local materials in both structures.

What types of objects do bowerbirds collect?

• Nuts and seeds

• Feathers and stones

• Bones, berries, and shiny objects

• Leaves and twigs

What is the purpose of the bowerbird's exhibition?

• To attract a mate

• To protect from predators

• To mark territory

• To store food

Which of the following is used by bowerbirds to decorate their bowers?

• Pebbles

• Feathers

• Pull rings from beer cans

• Leaves

What is the bowerbird's exhibition center compared to?

• An African mud hut

• A beehive

• A spider's web

• A bird's nest

What is a common feature of both the bowerbird's exhibition center and the African mud hut?

• They are both made of metal

• They both use imported materials

• They are both built with local materials

• They both serve as food storage