Bird Behavior and Adaptations

The video explores various bird species known for their daring behaviors. The Desertas Petrel chases storms for food, while Killdeer use deceptive tactics to protect their young. Mobbing is a strategy where birds collectively fend off predators, with hummingbirds even risking themselves to impress mates. The Bar-tailed Godwit undertakes record-breaking nonstop flights, and Rufous Treepies have been observed eating ghee-soaked wicks from prayer lamps. These examples highlight the bravery and adaptability of birds in the wild.

Which bird is known for following storms to find food?

• Killdeer

• Desertas Petrel

• Rufous Treepie

• Bar-tailed Godwit

What is the primary reason Desertas Petrels follow storms?

• To find food

• To find new nesting sites

• To avoid predators

• To migrate to warmer areas

How do Killdeer protect their young from predators?

• By building nests in trees

• By mobbing predators

• By hiding their nests underground

• By pretending to have a broken wing

What is the purpose of mobbing behavior in birds?

• To scare off predators

• To migrate together

• To attract mates

• To find food

Why do hummingbirds mob owls?

• To scare off other hummingbirds

• To protect their territory

• To find food

• To impress potential mates

Which bird holds the record for the longest nonstop flight?

• Desertas Petrel

• Killdeer

• Bar-tailed Godwit

• Rufous Treepie

What unique behavior do Rufous Treepies exhibit?

• Building nests in trees

• Mobbing predators

• Eating ghee-soaked wicks

• Following storms

Why do bar-tailed godwits fly nonstop for long distances?

• To escape harsh weather

• To avoid predators

• To find food

• To migrate between two ideal habitats

What adaptation helps bar-tailed godwits during their long flights?

• Faster metabolism

• Thicker feathers

• Increased body fat

• Larger wingspan

What do Rufous Treepies eat from prayer lamps?

• The entire lamp

• The ghee-soaked wicks

• The metal base

• The glass cover