Understanding Wolves and Coyotes Behavior

The video addresses the common misconception that certain animals are coyotes when they are actually wolves. It provides evidence such as radio collars and DNA testing to confirm the presence of Eastern wolves. The video also shares personal encounters with wolves and compares the howls of wolves and coyotes. Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions respectfully.

What is a common misconception about the animals in the video?

• They are all deer.

• They are all coyotes.

• They are all foxes.

• They are all bears.

What evidence supports the claim that the animals are wolves?

• They have been tagged with GPS.

• They have been painted.

• They have been DNA tested.

• They have been seen in zoos.

What is the main reason the narrator believes the animals are wolves?

• They have been seen in packs.

• They have been DNA tested.

• They have been seen hunting.

• They have been seen in the city.

What is one way the narrator distinguishes wolves from coyotes?

• By their eye color.

• By their size.

• By their fur color.

• By their diet.

What is a notable behavior of the wolves mentioned in the video?

• They climb trees.

• They howl at night.

• They dig holes.

• They swim in rivers.

Which wolf species' howl is compared in the video?

• Red Wolf

• Mexican Wolf

• Arctic Wolf

• Great Lakes Wolf

What does the narrator use to illustrate the differences between the animals?

• Drawings

• Photographs

• Sound recordings

• Video clips

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do?

• Dislike the video.

• Share the video with friends.

• Comment their opinions.

• Ignore the video.

What does the narrator ask viewers to be when commenting?

• Funny

• Critical

• Polite

• Sarcastic

What is the narrator's stance on social media negativity?

• They ignore it.

• They want to avoid contributing to it.

• They encourage it.

• They find it amusing.