Hamster Facts

The video presents five fascinating facts about hamsters. It begins with their discovery in the desert about 100 years ago and their domestication from a small group in Syria. Syrian hamsters are nocturnal and prefer solitude. The name 'hamster' is derived from their hoarding behavior, as they often stuff their cheeks with food. Their teeth grow continuously, requiring constant chewing. Lastly, hamsters hoard food by storing it in their mouths and hiding it for later use. The video concludes with a recap of these interesting facts.

Where were hamsters first discovered?

• In the grasslands of Africa

• In the deserts about 100 years ago

• In the forests of Brazil

• In the mountains of Nepal

What is a notable trait of Syrian hamsters?

• They prefer to live alone

• They are aquatic animals

• They are active during the day

• They are very social and live in groups

Why are hamsters named after their hoarding behavior?

• Because they are known for their speed

• Because they build large nests

• Because they collect and store food in their cheeks

• Because they are very territorial

What is a unique feature of hamster teeth?

• They are very small

• They are very sharp

• They grow continuously

• They are used for digging

How do hamsters manage their food?

• They bury it in the ground

• They share it with other hamsters

• They store it in their cheeks and hide it for later

• They eat it all immediately