VOICED: Brasil 2014 tiene su mascota

The video discusses the tatu-bola, an armadillo species resembling a football, which inspired the design of the 2014 FIFA World Cup mascot in Brazil. The mascot aims to raise awareness about the species' endangered status. The tatu-bola was chosen over other candidates like the puma and guacamayo. The mascot's design features a blue shell, green eyes, and yellow skin, holding a football. This initiative highlights the importance of using public visibility to promote conservation efforts.

What unique ability does the tatu-bola have when it senses danger?

• It curls into a ball.

• It changes color.

• It runs at high speed.

• It makes a loud noise.

Why was the armadillo chosen as the inspiration for the 2014 World Cup mascot?

• Due to its ability to fly.

• Because it is the national animal of Brazil.

• Due to its resemblance to a soccer ball and its endangered status.

• Because it is a popular pet in Brazil.

What are the colors of the 2014 World Cup mascot inspired by the armadillo?

• Blue shell, green eyes, and yellow skin.

• Green shell, yellow eyes, and red skin.

• Red shell, blue eyes, and green skin.

• Yellow shell, red eyes, and blue skin.

What opportunity does the selection of the armadillo as a mascot provide?

• To introduce a new sport.

• To raise awareness about the armadillo's conservation.

• To promote Brazilian cuisine.

• To showcase Brazilian music.

Which animals were considered but not chosen as the World Cup mascot?

• Jaguar and toucan.

• Capybara and tapir.

• Puma and macaw.

• Sloth and anaconda.