Hummingbird Facts and Features

The video explores the fascinating world of hummingbirds, detailing their species, unique flight abilities, and dietary needs. It highlights their role in pollination and environmental impact, as well as their cultural significance as symbols of courage. The video also discusses the challenges they face in Central and South America due to habitat loss.

What is the family name for hummingbirds?

• Aves

• Passeridae

• Columbidae

• Trila

How fast can a hummingbird fly?

• 45-50 mph

• 35-40 mph

• 25-30 mph

• 10-15 mph

What is the primary source of energy for hummingbirds?

• Seeds

• Leaves

• Nectar

• Fruits

Besides nectar, what else do hummingbirds eat for nutrition?

• Seeds

• Leaves

• Insects

• Fruits

Why are hummingbirds considered territorial?

• They travel in flocks

• They build large nests

• They defend their feeding areas

• They migrate frequently

What is a unique feature of hummingbird names?

• They are named after their colors

• They are named after their speed

• They are named after their diet

• They are named after their size

How many times does a hummingbird's heart beat per minute?

• 500+ times

• 60-100 times

• 200-300 times

• 400-500 times

What did the Aztec Indians believe about hummingbirds?

• They were symbols of peace

• They were symbols of courage

• They were symbols of wealth

• They were symbols of wisdom

How do hummingbirds contribute to the environment?

• By singing

• By building nests

• By pollinating flowers

• By migrating long distances

What is a current threat to hummingbirds in Central and South America?

• Predation

• Climate change

• Loss of habitat

• Overpopulation