Orangutan Nest Building Skills

The video tutorial follows a group of two-year-old orphaned orangutans as they learn the crucial skill of nest building. Despite initial challenges due to their lack of maternal guidance, the young orangutans, under the watchful eye of their babysitter Rusini, attempt to grasp the skill. While most struggle, Bravis, one of the students, finds an old nest and successfully incorporates fresh branches, demonstrating significant progress in his learning journey.

What is the main skill being taught to the young orangutans in the video?

• Swimming

• Climbing trees

• Nest building

• Finding food

At what age do wild orangutans typically start practicing nest building?

• Two years old

• Six months old

• One year old

• Three months old

Why do the young orangutans struggle with nest building?

• They prefer playing

• They are not interested in learning

• They didn't spend enough time with their mothers

• They are too young to learn

What strategy do the teachers use to encourage the orangutans to build nests?

• Giving them toys

• Using a bribe

• Showing them videos

• Offering food as a reward

Which orangutan finds an old nest and starts building on it?

• Bravis

• Jahri

• Bumi

• Hati

How long has Bravis been in jungle school before his nest-building success?

• Three months

• Two weeks

• Six months

• One month

What is the reaction of the teachers when Bravis successfully builds a nest?

• They are confused

• They are surprised and pleased

• They are disappointed

• They are indifferent

What does Bravis do to the old nest he finds?

• He sleeps in it

• He destroys it

• He ignores it

• He adds fresh branches to it