Animal Migration and Hibernation Concepts

The video explores how animals survive harsh winters through hibernation and migration. It explains hibernation as a way for animals to conserve energy by slowing down their bodily functions. Various animals like bears and frogs hibernate, while others, like birds, migrate to warmer regions. The video also discusses how animals navigate during migration using natural cues like the sun and stars.

What is the primary reason animals hibernate during winter?

• To conserve energy

• To escape predators

• To find new habitats

• To socialize with other animals

Which of the following animals is known to hibernate?

• Dolphin

• Eagle

• Frog

• Elephant

How does hibernation help animals conserve energy?

• By increasing their body temperature

• By slowing down their heart and breathing rates

• By increasing their food intake

• By making them more active

What is a key difference between hibernation and regular sleep?

• Hibernation involves a significant slowdown of bodily functions

• Hibernation is a form of deep sleep

• Hibernation occurs only during the day

• Hibernation involves increased brain activity

Why might animals wake up from hibernation feeling sleep-deprived?

• Because they are constantly active during hibernation

• Because hibernation is not as restful as regular sleep

• Because they are disturbed by predators

• Because they need to eat frequently

What is migration?

• A social gathering of animals

• A form of hibernation

• A temporary relocation to find food and warmth

• A permanent move to a new habitat

How do birds navigate during migration?

• Using the position of the sun and stars

• By following other animals

• Using a built-in compass

• By memorizing the landscape

Which animal is known to use landmarks for migration?

• Bat

• Polar bear

• Elephant

• Frog

What advantage does migration offer to animals?

• It helps them find new predators

• It allows them to hibernate

• It provides access to food and warmer climates

• It increases their body temperature

What is a common feature of both hibernation and migration?

• Both are responses to cold weather

• Both involve increased activity

• Both occur only in mammals

• Both are permanent changes