Survival Strategies in Nature

The video tutorial introduces a survival game to teach how animals and plants survive using their structures. The game involves marking events on a game board to track survival elements like air, water, and food. In the first round, a snake gets air, water, and food but is eaten by an eagle. In the second round, the snake survives by avoiding a fox and getting necessary resources. The plant round shows a plant getting air, sunlight, and water but being eaten by a rabbit. The tutorial emphasizes understanding survival structures in nature.

What is the main goal of the aquarium scientists in the survival game?

• To build a new aquarium

• To explain how sea turtles survive

• To teach kids how to swim

• To study the weather patterns

Which structure of the sea turtle is used for eating?

• Flippers

• Eyes

• Mouth

• Shell

What should you do if you don't have the survival game handy?

• Watch another video

• Run and get it

• Skip the game

• Ask a friend

In the first round, why did the snake not survive?

• It couldn't breathe

• It was eaten by an eagle

• It didn't find water

• It didn't find food

What did the snake drink in the second round?

• Rainwater

• Drops of water off wet leaves

• Water from a pond

• Water from a river

Why did the snake survive in the second round?

• It found a friend

• It climbed a tree

• It avoided being seen by a fox

• It found a new home

What does the plant use to make food?

• Rain

• Sunlight

• Soil

• Wind

How does the plant take in air?

• Through its roots

• Through its leaves

• Through its stem

• Through its flowers

What happened to the plant at the end of the third round?

• It dried up

• It was moved to a pot

• It grew taller

• It was eaten by a rabbit

What is the significance of sunlight for the plant?

• It keeps the plant warm

• It protects the plant from predators

• It helps the plant to grow and make food

• It helps the plant to breathe